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Description
Sasquatch Provincial Park
Category: Parks | Area: Harrison Hot Springs | Cost: Free entry (camping fees apply)
Sasquatch Provincial Park is a forested park just north of the village of Harrison Hot Springs, along the east shore of Harrison Lake. It includes the quiet waters of Hicks Lake and Deer Lake, with campgrounds, swimming beaches, paddling and easy trails through the woods.
Facilities and Features
- Several campgrounds, including sites at Hicks Lake
- Day-use areas and beaches at Hicks Lake and Deer Lake
- Paddling on the smaller lakes (Deer Lake is popular for canoes and kayaks)
- Walking trails, including the loop around Hicks Lake
- Toilets in campground and day-use areas
Dogs at Sasquatch Provincial Park
Dogs are allowed on a leash but are not permitted on swimming beaches. Check BC Parks signs on site.
Good to Know
- Pair a visit with the beach and hot springs pool in Harrison Hot Springs village.
- Rockwell Drive leads into the park from the village; part of the route is gravel.
- Black bears live in the area; store food properly.
Nearby Parks
- Rendall Park (6.8 km)
- Woods Park (7.2 km)
- Spring Park (7.2 km)
Explore More
Discover more of the area in our Harrison Hot Springs city guide, see every park in Harrison Hot Springs.
Explore More
See all parks in Harrison Hot Springs, the Harrison Hot Springs city guide, or our guide to every park in Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley.
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