Fraser Valley Heritage Railway preserves and operates historic interurban rail experiences in Surrey, British Columbia. Based at the Cloverdale railway station, a replica of the 1910 original, the organization offers heritage rail excursions that recreate early 20th-century travel in the Fraser Valley. Guests can tour the Discovery Centre, view historical exhibits, and watch an orientation film that places the restored equipment and station in context.
On scheduled operating days visitors meet costumed historical characters and hear narrated rail stories from trained Passenger Attendants. Trains include a restored B.C. Electric interurban railcar used on excursions such as the Heritage Rail Adventure and the Sullivan Excursion. The Heritage Rail Adventure combines live music, character interactions, a Honey Bee Express ride, and exhibits for a family-oriented hour of programming. The Sullivan Excursion is a 55-minute round trip through farmland and across Highway 10 with opportunities to spot local wildlife and scenic Fraser Valley views.
Fraser Valley Heritage Railway relies on volunteer efforts, preservation standards, and documented restoration practices to maintain rolling stock and station displays. Tickets, schedules, and program descriptions are published in advance so visitors can plan hour-long and 55-minute experiences. The organization partners with local heritage groups and follows safety procedures appropriate for heritage rail operations.
Information on specific departures, ticketing, and accessibility is available through the organization's published channels. Fraser Valley Heritage Railway focuses on historic interpretation, authentic equipment preservation, and community engagement to deliver reliable heritage rail experiences in Surrey.