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.