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Village in British Columbia, Canada
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Harrison Hot Springs is a village and vacation resort area in the Fraser Valley at the south end of Harrison Lake. Visitors and locals alike are drawn by the picturesque lake, the beach, recreation opportunities, camping, and, of course, the hot springs.
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Indoor pool open to the public with water piped in from the source of the hot springs. The facility is fairly basic but clean and does show its age in spots. This is the only hot springs water that visitors can access if you don't stay at the Harrison Resort.
Offers jet boat tours, guided hiking, guided kayaking, white water rafting and more.
Rents out quadracycles and bicycles.
A 7 km round trip hike that starts in Harrison Hot Springs and climbs 600 m, to where there is a view of Harrison Lake.
One kilometer long loop trail with dozens of different clay masks mounted on to trees, which were made a by a local artist. The trail is nearly flat.
German restaurant with lots of schnitzel, homemade bratwurst and some imported German beers. There are also vegetarian, pasta, seafood and other meat options to round out the menu. Large portion sizes and kids menu available.
Breakfast and lunch place with good sized portions. Breakfast menu consists of omelettes, eggs, pancakes, waffles and oatmeal. There are a variety of sandwiches and a burger for lunch. They also cook up some homemade desserts like pies and peach melba.
Open for breakfast and lunch daily, open for dinner seasonally.
Country-style decor with a diner menu and presentation. The food is straightforward -- no fancy ingredients or flavours -- and a bit on the greasy-spoon side. Breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Very popular cafe that likes to incorporate ingredients from local farms. The sandwiches have lots of flavour and include pulled pork, shrimp with bacon, grilled cheese, duck and burgers. There's also a small breakfast menu (served until 11am), kids menu and freshly baked goods.
A family run pizza shop with twenty pizzas to choose from or make your own. Choices range from the traditional Hawaiian or Meat Lovers to more exotic Arabian or Teriyaki Chicken. The pizza is thin crust and there are some pasta choices on the menu, as well.
Centrally located hotel close to many restaurants, the public hot springs and across the street from the beach with stunning views of the lake and mountains. Room options include rooms with two queen beds, mini-fridge and microwave, or suites with a king bed in a semi-private area, a pull-out sofa and a stove top in addition to the fridge and microwave. Rooms are pretty spacious and amenities include free Wifi, heated pool, outdoor hot tub and a very small fitness room (three pieces of cardio equipment).
Large hotel with its own hot springs pools at the far end of the beach.
One- and two-bed rooms that include free Wi-Fi, mini-fridge and microwave. Some rooms have a full kitchenette and there are a limited number of rooms where pets are allowed. It's a block from the lake, so lake views are limited but some rooms do have good views of the mountains. Onsite amenities include a spa.
Older motel in both looks and style, but across the street from the beach. Room options include rooms with one or two beds, rooms with kitchenettes and a small number of one bedroom suites. Has a BBQ on the grounds plus spots for guests who brought their own. Contrary to the name, this motel does not have a spa. While the bedding is clean, the condition of the suites varies from average to poor (expect to see damage that has not been effectively repaired), though they all will have coffee makers, microwaves, and mini fridges. Rooms have minimal soundproofing, so you will hear those in neighbouring units.
World-class sturgeon, salmon, and steel head fishing in the Fraser Valley from the Harrison Hot Springs Resort.
From Highway 1, exit at Hwy 9 (exit 135) and follow it north to Agassiz. From there, follow Hot Springs Road north to the lake. If you're on Hwy 7, turn onto Hot Springs Road in Agassiz.
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