Harrison Lake

Harrison Lake is an excellent venue for events such as sailing, windsurfing and dragonboating. The lake has regular afternoon winds which facilitate wind sports and a large sandy beach providing ample space for boats and spectator viewing.

Off the main beach you will find launch facilities, as well as a dock which can accommodate boats and float planes and a marina with short and long term moorage options.

The Village of Harrison Hot Springs is located on the south shore of this 60 km long lake and has over 500 guest rooms, 200 campsites and a wide variety of restaurants to accommodate event participants, officials and spectators.

Fast Facts

• 60 km long lake which is the largest in Southwestern BC
• Beach and boat launch areas
• Accommodations, restaurants and public spaces available for events

Facility Specs

Year completed 1949 Seating capacity 1000 Parking capacity 500 Medical room No Warm up area No Licensed for alcohol No Official rooms Food services No Dressing rooms

Scoreboard Sound system No Owner Public Office space No Weight room / fitness facility No Equipment storage No Ticket box No Media room No Internet capability Hospitality room No

Hosting Portfolio

2009 Hobie Cat Regatta
2008 Hobie North American Championships
Harrison Lake Victoria Class Regatta
Annual Bear Creek Blowout windsurfing competition
Dragon Boat Racing

Weather Information

Warm summers with an average temperature of 20 degrees Celsius and mild winters averaging 6 degrees Celsius make the region suitable for a wide variety of events.

Facility Contact

Stephanie Key
Executive Director
Tourism Harrison
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More Information

Visit the Harrison Hot Springs destination page on HelloBC

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