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October 1st, 2019 Fall in Harrison Sharing the Best of the Season Set Your Sights on Wildlife The Harrison region is famous for attracting all types of wildlife. During the fall, the annual salmon spawning season starts in mid October, attracting tens of thousands of bald eagles. Watch the salmon run at Weaver Creek and see the eagles at designated eagle viewing sites. You can also book a river tour.  Fishing Mecca On the shores of Harrison Lake, you have easy boat access to the Harrison River-- the first designated Salmon Stronghold in Canada. The river is an artery of the migrating salmon. Harrison Lake and River are also home to steelhead trout and the prehistoric sturgeon. Explore our guided tours!  Shoreline Tours These leisurely tours offer a covered 2.5-hour cruise on the big Laroan. Listen to the crew talk about the area’s ecosystem and grab a bite. Harrison Eco Tours Specializing in wildlife, these jet boat tours are best suited for smaller groups. You'll see the river in a more intimate way while still staying warm.  Hiking and Nature Bathing Put on your running shoes and spend some time in the great outdoors! Boundless panoramas, glacial peaks, river-carved valleys, rich forest, lakeside breezes... it’s all waiting to be explored by you. Recommended Hikes  Sandy Cove Trail & Whippoorwill Point Just past the trail, leading to the natural hot springs source, this hike will take you further down the shoreline . Be prepared for some unbelievable views and great picture opportunities. Spirit Trail A short 1-kilometre walk, through a beautiful cedar forest, that is very accessible from the Harrison Hot Springs Village. What makes this trail so special is that a local resident artist has decorated many of the cedars with masks.  HARRISON HAPPENINGS (click through to October and November) October 12-14th Thanksgiving at Kilby October 25-26th Harrison Beer Festival October 26-27th Kilby Kids Halloween Party November 6-8th Sturgeon Challenge November 16-17th Bald Eagle Festival  Is it marked in your calendar? Lights by the Lake November 23, 2019, to January 12th, 2020 Lights by the Lake is quickly approaching!The event highlights Harrison’s longstanding history of the elusive Sasquatch. Light displays line the 1-km waterfront promenade and, NEW THIS YEAR, is the synthetic skating rink!  Skating is free! Visitors can bring their own ice skates or rent a pair.  Lights by the Lake is free to attend and  open from dusk to 11:00 PM.  Check out our Visitor Guide or Download Our App!      Harrison Hot Springs is far enough away to feel away from it all. Love the journey as much as the visit.   #justuptheroad

                                                                                                                                           April 1, 2018

Rainy Days and Winter Days... Come on Down!!!

Rain, puddles, and mud can heal your soul and bring out the kid in all of us. Revel in it!

As the Village of Harrison settles into the winter season, visitors often bypass Harrison as a destination assuming that there is “nothing to do”. They couldn’t be more wrong.  The easiest solution to enjoying cold and rain is a… change of clothes.
There are few things as magical to a child (or young teen for that matter) than being let loose in the pouring rain to run on the beach, make mud castles and generally stop being told to Button up! Wear your hat! Don’t step in puddles!!! By bringing a change of clothes and a large garbage bag to carry home your “have fun” clothes, parents can, with a wonderful hot chocolate, coffee, tea or mocha in hand, pull out the camera and capture pure joy on the faces of their children…or better yet, jump in yourself and be a kid again.

Here is how you can enjoy with abandon the following things to do in Harrison when it's not summer:

BC Sport Fishing Group

Sturgeon Fishing Charters and Off-Season Fishing. From December 15 to April 30th we offer daily walk and wade tutorials for either gear or fly fishers.

Farm House Natural Cheeses

Bring along some cut apples for the horses and pull up a couple of handfuls of green grass for the cows and goats!

Harrison Eco Tours

Harrison River Eagle Viewing Tours

Sasquatch Country Adventure Tours

Shoreline Lake Tours

The Back Porch

Lynda has been a full-time potter for the last 30 years and a willow basket maker for over 20 years, so be sure to check out the studio and showroom.  Dan is a full-time artisan coffee roaster, offering certified organic and origin coffees. He works with an antique Royal #5 roaster dating from 1919 and there’s always coffee on.

Trout Fishing in Trout, Hicks, and Deer Lake

Chilliwack River Rafting

Running the most awesome trips ever, all year round!

Fraser Valley Bald Eagle Festival

Sandpiper Golf

Course conditions change daily which can determine if we are open for play. Call ahead for course updates and to book a tee-time by *phone, please call 1-844-796-1717 (extension 1) *Regular green fee rates apply when phoning the Pro Shop!*Regular Rates $59.95/person Mid-Week & $79.95/person Weekends & Holidays (taxes are extra)