I rented a Seadoo from your location at Harrison Hot Springs today and wanted to share some…read morecomments with you about the level of service that I received. I was overwhelmed with the level of helpfulness and professionalism from the first interaction to the end. From the get-go I got good and helpful information from the staff at the beach, instructions not only on how to schedule a reservation but also helpful tips to make my arrival smoother and easier. I showed up quite early for my scheduled rental and the staff from the beach to the dock made me feel welcome and appreciated. There were two young men who appeared to take an extra interest in ensuring my experience was pleasant: Owen and Brody - when I was unsure of where to go and how to proceed, Brody stepped up to help me even though he was clearly busy with another task, he connected me with Owen who gave me the simplest, easiest to understand safety briefing I have experienced and while simple and clear appeared to be very comprehensive. Brody returned a few minutes later to ensure that I had everything I needed to be successful, and upon my return with the equipment went out of his way to make sure everything was to my satisfaction. Those two young men deserve an at-a-boy and a pat on the back along with the whole well-trained team. Thank you to your team for making it a pleasant day on the lake! Next time I am in the area, I will be sure to return for a re-run! Keep making smiles!

Great facility Cardio room w/equipment…read more Weight room Amazing swimming pool. Hot tub ,Sauna and steam room. Excellent staff

Daughter and I popped in for a brief look-about during the first morning of our recent July stay in…read moreHope. We had wished to do this for quite some time, after hearing so many good things about this facility and its offerings, from fellow visitors to Hope over the past few stays, and finally grabbed the opportunity to do so. During our brief self-tour, we were able to catch a decent look at most of the facilities -- fitness rooms, pools & area, and except for the library (which was not to be open until 10 am), saw a little of everything we had wanted to see. I would have liked to have taken photos, but was advised not to, as guests were there - especially with classes, and other individuals within the pool areas - photos at such times were not allowed. The staff person was very courteous, and advised us that if we returned very early the next morning, when only the Centre's fitness rooms were open, we would be able to go into the pool area to take photos (an appreciated, and helpful heads-up, but we did not have the opportunity to check back at that time). We really liked what we saw at the 'Recreation Centre' -- for us, the pool area was especially nice - large and bright (with much natural light, along with the indoor lighting) - it offered large swimming pools, and several, small, hot-tub or jacuzzi types, plus, several rather nice areas to sit between one's pool activities, and such. The fitness rooms looked well-equipped, though our looks were very brief. We forgot, at that time, to inquire at the desk about their rates for visitors, but suspect we will be prepared to do so when back in Hope for our next stay. If short-term visitor rates are available, and 'ok' with us, and we are able to find some 'non-class' times to be able to use the facilities -- from what we saw, I believe we would sure like to give the pools a try -- for us, that was the area that sure looked most inviting!

Daughter and I did an early-am walk of the trail last week, during another stay in Harrison Hot…read moreSprings. Our last walk and view of/on the trail was back in late-March, when the deciduous trees were still mostly without leaves, and the grounds and trails rather wet. In contrast, all the forest trees were bright and green this time, but with the low rainfall this spring, forest grounds and trails were starting to look very dry. Early-spring ground vegetation (like Western Trillium and False Lily of the Valley), was so green during our last walk. We had hoped to see some blossoming of these plants during the walk this time - but that was pretty much over - the plants though, still alive, and providing some nice green 'carpets' to various areas along the walk. For us as always, a most pleasant forest trail walk. And this time, we made a point of walking the trail extra slowly, to really absorb and benefit from as much of the wonderful fresh air, and beautiful natural sights of the surroundings as we could.

It was amazing watching all the people out on the water having fun. The kids and grandbabies…read more loved the beach and all the local shops. Great day

My update review is based on a recent, 3-night stay in Harrison Hot Springs (December, 2023)…read more While there, daughter and I took several walks to observe and enjoy sights of Harrison Lake, and surroundings. The highlights included: an early-morning walk of views along the Lake, to Harrison Village's source of hot spring water, and other views of the Lake and surroundings, from walks within the Village, along Esplanade Avenue. The cool, and mostly clear weather during our stay sure helped facilitate our observations and enjoyments, and several photos were taken of sights seen during these walks.

Expensive for what it is Strongly suggest you eat before you…read morego, cold, bland, small portions

10/10. Very helpful staff in a clean space. The food is very good and all the games kept 2…read moreteenagers busy for 2 hours

Great informative adventure. Decent food and a beautiful boat ride. Reasonable prices for lunch on…read morethe return trip.

We just went parasailing this morning...EPIC! So much fun!!! The guys running the boat were very…read morefriendly, experts and most importantly we felt safe on the boat and in the air. Such a great experience! If you're thinking of doing it, just do it!!!

Daughter and I walked this forested trail after breakfast each morning of our recent, early-March…read morestay at the Harrison Resort. The trail runs near / alongside the Miami River, by, and across from the Resort's property. It is very easily accessible at upstream and downstream ends of the trail, with entrances / exits -- upstream via a small, walking bridge over the River, at the far end of the Resort's parking lot -- downstream via a small, opening to the path located near the Miami River 'dike pump replacement building' near the Lake. It is a fine example of a west coast rainforest, and for our walks on the trail (and adjacent areas alongside the Lake, and to the source of the hot spring water) during this stay, it truly lived up to its name -- our early-morning walks were conducted via some rather heavy rain showers!! But once inside the forest, and on the trail, it was lovely, and so naturally quiet and peaceful - any wet stuff falling from above, was soon ignored, and became an integral part of the wonderful scenery. Two new-to-me sights observed during our walks this time -- a park sign (Qwolts Park. Harrison Hot Springs) erected just off the walkway / road near the downstream end of the Miami River, and two photo posters (The Sts'ailes People and The Sa:sq'ets), placed on the wall of the downstream end of the dike replacement building (on each side of the Sasquatch sculpture). As usual, the 'Miami River Bridges Trail Walk' offered a fun, lovely, and easily-walkable forested trail for us to enjoy a walk each morning. An early breakfast, followed by a walk in a close by wonderful piece of forest ecosystem -- hard to beat!!

Chris fed us like kings and queens, I've never had that much delicious food in one trip before! The…read moreoptions for accommodations were abundant fitting many budgets. Andrew worked so beautifully with our group ensuring we had fires when we wanted to have fires, and anything else we needed. Highly recommend taking groups to Zajac ranch.

This camp can be better. I went there once and the activities weren't as good as they can be in a…read morereal camp. Also, there's a lot of cringiness. Not only kids will go there. There's teens. I went to a high school camp there and there was lots of kids games, songs, drama, some of those things sucked. I'd go to other camps