Harrison Hot Springs
Welcome to Harrison Hot Springs, a gem tucked away in British Columbia, Canada, just 125 kilometers away from bustling Vancouver. This peaceful village, resting on the south end of magnificent Harrison Lake, is an all-season paradise, offering warm, sunny summers and crisp, cool winters.
Immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of Harrison Hot Springs, a land that the Sts'ailes First Nations people called home for millennia before European settlers laid eyes on it in the 19th century. Established as a village in 1949, Harrison is a diverse, tight-knit community predominantly of European descent, infused with the resilient spirit of the Sts'ailes people.
Our village might not be frequented by celebrities, but is enriched with the everyday heroes - generations of the Sts'ailes community have proudly called Harrison their home. The main attraction here - quite literally the hot spot - is our naturally occurring thermal springs. But the fun doesn't stop at the steamy pools – with Harrison Lake serving as the perfect backdrop for water sports and a gateway to hiking and biking trails. An added spark is our annual sand sculpture exhibition, a spectacle that draws artists from across the globe.
Dining at Harrison Hot springs is a culinary delight! From cozy pubs to classy restaurants, enjoy a variety of palate-pleasing dishes. Locally sourced seafood, including salmon and Dungeness crab, is a must-try. Navigating to and from Harrison Hot Springs is a breeze, with Vancouver a scenic 90-minute drive away on Highway BC-1E. Local bus services conveniently link our village with nearby must-visit spots.
For nature enthusiasts, it's a dream come true! From boating and fishing on Harrison Lake to hiking through the enchanting wilderness of Sasquatch Provincial Park, there's an adventure awaiting every turn. Each year, the village comes alive with the Harrison Festival of the Arts in July and the much-anticipated international sand sculpture contest. And don't miss out on captivating tales of the legendary Sasquatch, a figure deeply entrenched in First Nations folklore.
Pack your bags and head for an unforgettable vacation in Harrison Hot Springs, where nature's allure meets warmth and hospitality.
Immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of Harrison Hot Springs, a land that the Sts'ailes First Nations people called home for millennia before European settlers laid eyes on it in the 19th century. Established as a village in 1949, Harrison is a diverse, tight-knit community predominantly of European descent, infused with the resilient spirit of the Sts'ailes people.
Our village might not be frequented by celebrities, but is enriched with the everyday heroes - generations of the Sts'ailes community have proudly called Harrison their home. The main attraction here - quite literally the hot spot - is our naturally occurring thermal springs. But the fun doesn't stop at the steamy pools – with Harrison Lake serving as the perfect backdrop for water sports and a gateway to hiking and biking trails. An added spark is our annual sand sculpture exhibition, a spectacle that draws artists from across the globe.
Dining at Harrison Hot springs is a culinary delight! From cozy pubs to classy restaurants, enjoy a variety of palate-pleasing dishes. Locally sourced seafood, including salmon and Dungeness crab, is a must-try. Navigating to and from Harrison Hot Springs is a breeze, with Vancouver a scenic 90-minute drive away on Highway BC-1E. Local bus services conveniently link our village with nearby must-visit spots.
For nature enthusiasts, it's a dream come true! From boating and fishing on Harrison Lake to hiking through the enchanting wilderness of Sasquatch Provincial Park, there's an adventure awaiting every turn. Each year, the village comes alive with the Harrison Festival of the Arts in July and the much-anticipated international sand sculpture contest. And don't miss out on captivating tales of the legendary Sasquatch, a figure deeply entrenched in First Nations folklore.
Pack your bags and head for an unforgettable vacation in Harrison Hot Springs, where nature's allure meets warmth and hospitality.