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At the entrance to False Creek, Burrard Civic Marina is mainly a moorage and service stop: transient rates, pump-out, secured parking, and member showers are published by the City. The on-site ramp is members-only, so it is not a general public launch.
False Creek Fishermen's Wharf is a working harbour and visitor moorage stop beside Granville Island, managed by False Creek Harbour Authority. For boaters, the value is office-coordinated moorage, showers, laundry, shore power, pump-out, ice, and a central False Creek location, with city rules around speed, anchoring, and sewage discharge shaping every visit.
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.
Sewell's Marina sits in Horseshoe Bay at the edge of Howe Sound, serving boaters who need moorage, fuel, charters, rentals, or a paid launch. The ramp is useful but space-sensitive: trailer parking is limited, payment options vary by staff hours, and tide height can change whether launching is practical.