Discover the best top things to do in Vancouver Coast and Mountains, British Columbia including Harrison Lake & Hot Springs, Tsek Hot Springs, Harrison Hot Springs Public Pool, Keyhole Hot Springs, Clear Creek Hot Springs, Meager Creek Hot Springs.
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4.5 based on 569 reviews
This is a great spot for a city break! Bring the family, friends, partner, and you'll find something to do! The Lake has a shallow lagoon area for the kids to play. Harrison Watersports has a waterpark, bbq boat rentals, bumper boats, etc. Killers Cove Boat Rentals has kayaks, pedal boats, boats, etc. for rent. You can spend hours here on a sunny day. Bring a mat, sunscreen, hat, etc. There is very little shade. Parking is $9 for a maximum of 3 hours. Signs are posted for social distancing and beach rules (no tents, specific bbq guidelines). Lots of options for food and drink nearby with, restaurants, cafes, 1 supermarket, and liquor store a few blocks away. Public bathrooms, outdoor gym, public pool (currently close due to Covid19) is in the middle. The west side has the lagoon, rentals and waterpark The east side has the playground, volleyball nets, BBQ and picnic tables etc. There is a nice walkway along the lakefront. There are several hotels on the lakefront. We could see kite surfers, seadoos, paddle boards, etc., so lots of water sport options here.
4.0 based on 14 reviews
Adjacent to the Lillooet River, in the Pemberton Volcanic Belt, you will find Tsek Hot Springs and the sacred location of the In-SHUCK-ch and St’át’imc people (nkúkwtsa) of British Columbia. The nkúkwtsa established a permanent village of (s7)ístken (pit houses) and plank houses along the banks of the Lillooet River, and a series of trails through the nearby forests to hunting grounds and neighbouring villages. The mineral hot springs at Tsek provided our ancestors with physical and spiritual wellness, while the loose, sandy nature of the soil made the cedar tree roots grow long and straight. Tsek’s hot and cold springs became the most important spiritual site in the lower Lillooet River Valley. It is said that the cool spring served as a healing pool where the Elder mothers trained men to be chiefs, watchmen, and other important positions in the In-SHUCK-ch Nation. Pronounced “chick”, Tsek Hot Springs (also known as Skookumchuck Hot Springs and St. Agnes’ Well Hot Springs) has continuously been occupied and utilized by the St’át’imc people as a location to heal and cleanse the body and spirit centuries before Europeans arrived along our shores.
3.5 based on 200 reviews
We were staying overnight at a B&B on this trip so Sharon said she would like to visit the "Public Pool" Very reasonable entrance fee and towels and lockers can be rented if needed. Large facility with spacious and clean change rooms. This is a hot spring fed public pool so the water was hot to enter. Very few people in attendance. Very pleasant and we enjoyed out visit. previously, we have contemplated booking a room at the hotel to use their hot springs but now I have experience the public pool I will visit it agaion and save myself some money.
5.0 based on 1 reviews
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