Harrison Hot Springs is a small village in the Fraser Valley region of southwestern British Columbia, located approximately 100 kilometres east of Vancouver. With a population of roughly 2,000 residents, the community has developed around its natural thermal springs, which have drawn visitors since the 19th century. The village sits on the southern shore of Harrison Lake, the largest lake entirely within British Columbia.
The hot springs themselves remain the primary attraction, with several resorts and public facilities offering access to the mineral-rich waters. The area is also known for outdoor recreation, including hiking, boating, and fishing on Harrison Lake. The village maintains a quiet, seasonal character, with tourism peaks during summer months and winter visits to the thermal facilities. Local infrastructure includes a small downtown core with shops, restaurants, and accommodation options that cater to day-trippers and overnight guests.