2025 Harrison Hot Springs Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in March)

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📍 Itinerary Overview 🚩 Sightseeing Route 🏖️ Must-Visit Attractions 🚇 Transportation 📷 Photo Spots 🍜 Local Cuisine 🏠 Accommodation 1.Henann Lagoon Resort 2.Harrison Hot Springs Resort & Spa 💡 Tips

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🌟Golden Ears Provincial Park 📍Address: 24480 Fern Crescent, Maple Ridge Golden Ears is a great campsite not far from Greater Vancouver. There are designated areas near Gold Creek's North Beach and Alouette Lake's South Beach where dogs can be let off the leash to run freely. This place has great trails and free hot showers, a favorite among campers! . 🌟Cultus Lake Provincial Park 📍Address: 3179 Columbia Valley Hwy, Cultus Lake With clear lake water and beautiful green mountains as the backdrop, it is a perfect family-friendly venue. There is a leash-free area for dogs located between the Jade Bay boat launch and Entrance Bay and between the Maple Bay boat launch and Maple Leaf Bay's shale beach. . 🌟Sasquatch Provincial Park 📍Address: Harrison Hot Springs, BC North of Harrison Hot Springs, you can find Sasquatch Provincial Park. Known for its series of miniature lakes and scenic ridges. This is a good place for a family to arrange a camping trip, and it is very dog-friendly, friends with dogs at home can also bring them. . 🌟Rolley Lake Provincial Park 📍Address: Bell St, Mission Another suitable family campsite for dog owners! Just an hour's drive, this is a good place to escape from city life. There is a small but good place where dogs can run freely and swim in the lake. The trails in this area are suitable for children and dogs. . 🌟Bayside Campground at Sechelt 📍Address: 6040 Sechelt Inlet Rd, Sechelt Hop on the ferry and head to the beautiful Sechelt Island. There are plenty of wildlife and beaches, and there are many places worth seeing. Stay at the pet-friendly Bayside Campground. There are showers, picnic tables, and designated areas for small dogs, everyone will enjoy it.

Here are some road trip options that can be enjoyed within half a tank of gas. 🌟Harrison Hot Springs Harrison Hot Springs is a great place to visit all year round. There are many hiking trails, beaches, and top-notch restaurants, and of course, the hot springs that should not be missed. It's perfect for a romantic getaway or a family trip. 🏠 Distance from Vancouver: 130 kilometers, less than 2 hours by car 🚗 Round trip gas cost: about 66 Canadian dollars 🌟Squamish Just off the Sea to Sky Highway, you can enjoy the outdoor summer atmosphere while tasting wine at the brewery and camping spots along the highway. 🏠 Distance from Vancouver: 65 kilometers, about 1 hour by car 🚗 Round trip gas cost: about 32 Canadian dollars 🌟Cultus Lake Cultus Lake is far from the city, giving you a feeling of returning to nature. In addition to enjoying the lake and camping grounds, you can also enjoy exciting water activities at the Cultus Lake Water Park, which reopens this summer, or spend an afternoon on the golf course. 🏠 Distance from Vancouver: 100 kilometers, about 1.5 hours by car 🚗 Round trip gas cost: about 50 Canadian dollars 🌟Bellingham, Washington, USA There are many waterfalls, lakes, parks, and historic districts to visit, and shopping is also a good choice. 🏠 Distance from Vancouver: 90 kilometers, about 1.5 hours by car 🚗 Round trip gas cost: about 46 Canadian dollars 🌟Bowen Island This small island on the Sunshine Coast is also very popular. It only takes 20 minutes to reach Bowen Island by ferry from Horseshoe Bay. The island is not large and can be fully explored on foot. 🏠 Distance from Vancouver: 30 kilometers, about 1 hour by car, plus ferry time 🚗 Round trip gas cost: about 12 Canadian dollars (parking at the ferry terminal) 🌟Okanagan Valley You can taste wine here, visit the vibrant downtown of Kelowna, and countless orchards in the area. It's a great place to spend the weekend with family and friends. 🏠 Distance from Vancouver: 400 kilometers, about 4 hours by car 🚗 Round trip gas cost: about 100 Canadian dollars

The most popular activity in summer must be the exciting and cool water parks, with various water slides and rafting activities. BC has many fun and beautiful water parks, suitable for family vacations. 🌟Bridal Falls Water Park The water park is located at 53790 Popkum Road South in Rosedale, British Columbia. It is at exit 135 of the Trans-Canada Highway, about 15 minutes drive from Chilliwack and 18 kilometers south of Harrison Hot Springs. The attraction is in a very good environment. The slides are surrounded by green lawns. The background is mountains and forests. The full-day ticket price is between $12-$29! 📍Location: 53790 Popkum Road South, Rosedale 🌟Cultus Lake Water Park Cultus Lake Water Park is the largest water park in British Columbia. It is less than two hours from downtown Vancouver. There are children's slides suitable for children, inflatable slides that the whole family can ride, and steep and fast rides suitable for thrill-seekers. 📍Location: 4150 Columbia Valley Hwy, Cultus Lake 🌟Big Splash Water Park It is the second largest water park in the Vancouver area, near the Tsawwassen Mills Outlet Shopping Center and the BC Ferries ferry terminal, with water slides in Delta. There is a children's area. The area includes a junior splash slide, which is basically a collection of four small slopes and a splash pad. 📍Location: 4775 Nulelum Way, Tsawwassen 🌟Harrison Water Park Harrison Water Park is an inflatable playground located on Lake 100 Esplanade Avenue, in front of the Harrison Hot Springs Resort. There are inflatable rafts, slides, swings, trampolines, you can climb up and jump down. There are huge floating balls to climb, a huge inflatable seesaw, and a ball that you can jump on to make your friends fly away. It should be noted that participants must be at least 6 years old, and children aged 6 to 10 need to be supervised by a responsible adult or family member over 16 years old. 📍Location: 100 Esplanade Ave, Harrison Hot Springs, BC

| The hot spring town is really beautiful. I went to Harrison for a day trip on the weekend, and it is indeed the nearest hot spring town to Vancouver, 🚗 it takes about an hour and a half/two hours to drive. I have stayed at the Harrison Hot Springs Resort hotel before and enjoyed the hot springs there (if you want to soak in the hot springs for the first time, you must stay in this hotel!). But this trip was in a hurry, so I didn't soak in the hot springs, which is a bit regrettable. I didn't expect that it would be pretty good to just turn around. Including lunch, I probably stayed here for three to four hours. ⛲Walking to the right along Harrison Lake, you can go boating or rest by the small fountain. The lake view here gives people a quiet and peaceful atmosphere, and it's really relaxing to sit here on weekends. ♨Walking to the left, passing through Harrison Hot Springs Resort into the forest, until you see a locked small house, you have reached the source of the hot springs. Next to the house, you can see the hot springs flowing out, and you can feel the hot spring water without burning your hands. There is also an open-air small hot spring nearby, and you can experience this hobo hot springs in the summer~

| Hot Spring Hotel Stay Experience. Every winter, my desire to soak in hot springs is triggered~ After all, who doesn't want to soak in a warm hot spring in the cold winter? In Vancouver, as soon as someone mentions the word 'hot spring'♨, almost the first thing that comes to mind is Harrsion, which is this Harrison Hot Springs town~ As the closest and most accessible hot spring from Vancouver, it only takes about 1.5 hours by car, and you can take a spontaneous trip on any weekend😄 ⚠Please note that you need to stay at the Harrison Hot Springs Resort to enjoy the hot spring soak. Don't book the wrong one! For real-time hotel room rates, you can check on Ctrip. I usually go in winter❄, overall, it's about 200+🔪 per night, and you can choose to include breakfast. Like all hotels, the earlier you book, the cheaper the price💰. If it's peak season, like Christmas or New Year🎆, it's not easy to book, so you have to book early. Harrison Hot Springs Resort starts check-in at 4 pm, with complete facilities, not only has 5 hot springs (including outdoor and indoor, I prefer outdoor😄 because it feels like being surrounded by nature haha🌲) but also equipped with a spa💆, it's so comfortable to soak in the hot spring and have a spa on a winter weekend~

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