Heritage Place | Millennium Park is a well maintained interpretive park decorated with artifacts and buildings representing the history of the region. The park is a popular lunch hour picnic area with sitting benches located in the heart of Ashcroft, British Columbia, Canada.

A short walking path with interpretive signs marks each exhibit in Heritage Place Park. From one end to the other the walking path documents the early days of the railway and mining industries and provides examples of the living conditions of the early pioneers and First Nations people.

The Heritage Place Park walking path leads to such exhibits as a pioneer cabin, a settler building, a log cabin, a railway station and a pit house. The first European pioneers to settle in the Ashcroft area were J.C. Barnes and F.W. Brink in around the year of 1858. Prior to that, the First Nation people lived off the land and lived in villages of teepees and pit houses.

The railway and mining industries is also well represented in the park. A red railway car sits in the park, a railway station and some working railway tracks operate from the park. Off to the side is a railway mining car and a very large mining truck.

The park is outfitted with many picnic tables, sitting benches and washrooms. Each side of the park is a parking lot. The main parking lot is paved, surrounded by murals and is the location of the main washrooms.

How to Get to Millennium | Heritage Place Park: Travel Highway #97C south of Cache Creek, northwest of Logan Lake into the community of Ashcroft, BC. From 1st Street in Ashcroft turn down Railway Avenue to the park.