Filberg Heritage Lodge & Park Association
A nine-acre waterfront property overlooking the Comox Harbour in the heart of Comox, British Columbia, was once the home of logging industrialist Robert Filberg and his wife, Florence.
Filberg Park
In 1979, the lodge and surrounding acreage were designated a municipal heritage site. The Park is owned by the Town of Comox and operated by the non-profit Filberg Heritage Lodge and Park Association since it was designated a municipal heritage site.
Open year-round, the landscaped grounds contain rare and exotic trees, a stream and numerous flowerbeds. Meandering the paths and open meadows are perfect for a stroll, a picnic, or quiet contemplation. The park is also the venue for multiple outdoor events such as concerts, and weddings and is the site of the Filberg Festival, one of Western Canada’s largest outdoor juried arts and craft shows.
Constructed in the early 1930s, the Filberg Lodge is a 4,000 square foot Arts and Crafts style residence that features steep gables, leaded glass windows and hand-hewn cedar shakes covering the exterior walls and roof. Inside, extensive use of local wood and stone by master craftsmen and antique finishing create an air of rustic elegance.
Hours of Operation
Gate and Washroom Hours – Effective January 1, 2025
Starting January 1, 2025, our gate and washroom hours will be as follows:
Gate 3 (Driveway Gate off Filberg Road) and Gate 2 (Off Filberg Road) will be open daily from 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM.
After 4:00 PM, please use the pedestrian gate off Comox Avenue to enter and exit the park.
Washroom Access:
The Upper Washrooms will be open daily from 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM.
After 4:00 PM, the Lower Washrooms, located by the beachfront by the Cutting Garden, will remain available for public use.
Filberg Lodge Administration Office is open Monday – Friday from 9 am – 3 pm
Comox Hands On Farm is now closed for the season
We are a certified wildlife-friendly Habitat
No dogs are allowed in the Park
Connect with us
250.339.2715
lodge@filberg.com
On Social Media @filbergpark
Upcoming Events
Christmas at Filberg: Kick-Off & Outdoor Winter Market
Saturday, November 22 | 3:00 PM – 7:00 PM | Entry by donation
Celebrate the magic of the season at Christmas at Filberg! Wander through the beautifully decorated Filberg Heritage Lodge and Park, enjoy the glow of lights and festive music, and explore our outdoor artisan market featuring 26 local vendors and delicious food from our on-site food trucks. Kids will love the crafts, the sparkling Fairy Forest, and a visit from Santa!
Weddings at Filberg
Serene elegance by the shore, Filberg Park is the perfect waterside wedding venue in beautiful British Columbia. Now booking for the 2024 and 2025 seasons! Check out our Weddings/Rentals section for more information about our offerings and spaces.
Filberg Park Awarded Level 1 Arboretum Accreditation by ArbNet
The Town of Comox and the Filberg Heritage Lodge and Park Association are proud to announce that Filberg Park has been awarded level 1 arboretum accreditation by the ArbNet Arboretum Accreditation Program and The Morton Arboretum. This accreditation recognizes Filberg Park for achieving professional standards essential to the development of and management of tree-focused parks worldwide.
Winter Posey Sales
‘Tis the Season! The Cutting Garden volunteers are delighted to announce the upcoming pre-order sale of their fresh Winter Posies – a 10” arrangement of fresh, fragrant greenery and lush red roses. Perfect for your festive table or a fabulous hostess gift. Sales start November 15th.
Don’t miss out – quantities are limited! Winter posies will be for sale by pre-ordering online only. There will be two pick-up dates at the Summer Kitchen: Saturday, December 13th or Saturday, December 20th, at 10:00 am or 12 pm. Cost is $25 each.
This is the Cutting Garden’s final fundraiser for the 2025 season; all proceeds go directly to care and maintenance of the Filberg Park and Lodge. Support local and preserve our heritage! Purchase your winter Posey HERE.
We respectfully acknowledge that the land we gather on is on the Unceded Traditional Territory of the K’ómoks First Nation, the traditional keepers of this land.