Boat Launch in Fraser Valley, British Columbia
Harrison Hot Springs Public Boat Launch
Harrison Hot Springs Public Boat Launch is the south-end Harrison Lake ramp at Esplanade Avenue and Spruce Street, close to Rendall Park, the beachfront, and the Village public docks. The trip hinges on paying for the right 2026 pass, finding launch-lot space, keeping the ramp clear, and checking open-lake weather before leaving the village waterfront.
Harrison Hot Springs Public Boat Launch
Plan your visit
What to know before you go.
End of Esplanade Avenue and Spruce Street.
2026 day pass includes KHSAR surcharge and taxes; processing fees may apply.
Day passes can be purchased through PayByPhone.
One tow vehicle/trailer or vehicle in the launch lot for one day when available.
Resident discount available with proof for Village and District of Kent residents.
Located beside Rendall Park and the launch facility.
Village waterfront rates and hours vary by zone.
Drop-off, pick-up, public recreation, and day moorage rules apply.
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Good To Know
A 2026 day launch pass is $30 and includes parking for one tow vehicle, boat trailer, or vehicle in the designated launch lot only when space is available.
For day launches, the Village directs users to PayByPhone and lists location code 80155; annual and commercial passes are handled through the Village Office/application process.
Use the no-cost pump-out station beside Rendall Park and the launch facility; the Village also cites the provincial prohibition on discharging blackwater or greywater unless authorized.
If the launch lot is full or you need extra vehicle time, check the Village pay-parking zones, free overflow options, and Spruce Street 10-minute loading zone before leaving the vehicle.
Launch Workflow
- Pass options
- The 2026 launch page lists a $30 day launch pass, $180 annual pass, $575 commercial fleet pass, and $15 additional day parking pass.
- Payment method
- Day launch payment is through PayByPhone using location code 80155; the Village says an account is not required, though it may be convenient for repeat visits.
- Operator hours
- The Village says 2026 boat launch concession and site-attendant hours are coming soon, so confirm current hours before relying on staff presence.
Parking
- Launch lot
- The day launch pass includes one tow vehicle/trailer or vehicle in the designated boat launch parking lot for one day, provided parking space is available.
- Security
- The Village says the launch facility and parking lot are not security controlled, so users should safeguard belongings and report suspicious activity to the RCMP.
- Nearby pay parking
- Village pay parking runs May 15 to Sept. 15, with Zone 2 daily parking listed at $25 and a 10-minute loading zone on Spruce Street for launch, beachfront, or Rendall Park drop-off and pick-up.
Lake And Dock Context
- Pump-out
- The pump-out station is on Harrison Lake beside Rendall Park and the launch facility, and the Village says the service is free for users.
- Discharge rule
- The launch page cites provincial law prohibiting blackwater and greywater discharge from vessels into the water unless specifically authorized.
- Public docks
- The Village says the float plane dock is available for short-term boat moorage for drop-off and pick-up, while the municipal wharf is available for public recreation and day moorage subject to time limits and permits.
Official Info
- Boat launch page
- Use the Village page for current pass payment, annual pass applications, launch location, site-attendant hours, pump-out notes, and safety links. Open boat launch page
- Pay parking page
- Use the Village pay parking page for current waterfront parking zones, rates, hours, free options, accessible parking, and loading-zone details. Open pay parking page
Questions People Ask
How much is a 2026 day launch pass at Harrison Hot Springs?
The Village lists the 2026 day launch pass at $30, including taxes and a Kent Harrison Search and Rescue surcharge, with processing fees possible.
How do I pay for a day launch?
Use PayByPhone and location code 80155. The Village says no account is required, though an account may be convenient for repeat visits.
Does the launch pass include parking?
Yes, but only if space is available. The day pass includes parking for one tow vehicle, boat trailer, or vehicle in the designated boat launch parking lot for one day.
Is there a pump-out station nearby?
Yes. The Village says the pump-out station is on Harrison Lake adjacent to Rendall Park and the boat launch facility, and the service is provided at no cost to users.
Can I leave valuables in the launch parking lot?
Avoid it. The Village says the launch facility and parking lots are not security controlled and asks users to safeguard belongings and report suspicious activity to the RCMP.
Can I use the nearby public docks for moorage?
Only within the posted limits. The Village says the float plane dock is available for short-term drop-off and pick-up, while the municipal wharf is available for public recreation and day moorage, with permits needed beyond permitted time limits.
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- Village of Harrison Hot SpringsOfficial page
- Village of Harrison Hot SpringsOfficial page
- Village of Harrison Hot SpringsOfficial page
- Village of Harrison Hot SpringsOfficial page