Harrison Hot Springs Resort

What Harrison Hot Springs Resort does

Harrison Hot Springs Resort is a privately held, independent full-service resort property located on the shore of Harrison Lake in Harrison Hot Springs, British Columbia, approximately 90 minutes east of Vancouver. Operating since 1886 and employing roughly 109 staff, the resort anchors its value proposition on a natural mineral hot spring source delivering water with 1,300 parts per million dissolved mineral solids — among the most concentrated in North America — distributed across five distinct pools (two indoor adults-only, three outdoor) ranging from 28–40°C. The property combines accommodations, the Healing Springs Spa, five on-site dining venues (Lakeside Cafe, Gardenia Poolside Restaurant, The Copper Room, Islands Patio & Lounge, Margaret's Coffee Kiosk), two retail shops (Sticks & Stones, Legends), and dedicated wedding and event venues with adjacent outdoor ceremony spaces and indoor backup.

The business model is direct-to-consumer hospitality, monetizing the property through room reservations, spa services, F&B, weddings, packaged stays (Breakaway Package, Summer Bed & Breakfast), and gift cards priced from C$100 to C$900. Distribution runs entirely through the resort's own website (powered by TravelClick), phone reservations, and on-site guest services — no third-party reseller channel is in use. A curated network of affiliate activity providers — Harrison Resort Golf Course (9-hole PGA-rated, 3,375 yards), Harrison Eco Tours, Harrison Watersports, Shoreline Tours, Killer's Cove Boat Rentals, and BC Sportfishing Group — extends the recreational offering without direct capital deployment.

Primary customer segments are leisure travelers and families seeking hot springs and lake-based recreation, wedding couples (including micro and boutique weddings), and outdoor enthusiasts pursuing golf, water sports, and eco tourism. The resort is seasonally sensitive: the glacier-fed lake and several activity partners (notably Harrison Watersports' inflatable waterpark) operate May–October, while Shoreline Tours runs February–November. There is no disclosed revenue, no disclosed ownership beyond independent private status, and no parent company, institutional investor, or M&A activity referenced.

Name

Harrison Hot Springs Resort

Legal name

Harrison Hot Springs Resort

Website

https://harrisonresort.com

Company type

Private

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

101–250 employees

Short description

Harrison Hot Springs Resort is a privately held full-service lakeside resort in British Columbia, Canada, offering accommodations centered on five natural mineral hot springs pools (1,300 ppm dissolved solids), Healing Springs Spa, five dining venues, wedding facilities, and an affiliated 9-hole golf course, serving leisure travelers, families, wedding couples, and outdoor enthusiasts from the Vancouver region and beyond.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Resort Hospitality

NAICS

Hotels (except Casino Hotels) and Motels (72111)

SIC

Hotels & Motels (7011)

akta.pro primary industry

Thermal Springs, Hot Springs & Thalassotherapy Resorts (THAGAMAE)

akta.pro secondary industries

Luxury Wellness & Spa Resorts (THAGACAG), Hot Springs & Nature Wellness Lodges (THAAAHAH), Beachfront & Island Luxury Resorts (THAGACAA)

Keywords

• Resort hotel accommodations
• Mineral hot springs pools
• Spa and wellness services
• Destination wedding venues
• Lakeside hospitality services

Headquarters

HQ city

Harrison Hot Springs

HQ country

Canada

HQ region

North America

Offices1 record

Markets served

GTM type

B2C

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Supply Chain, Infrastructure

Revenue model

1. Accommodation: Room reservations and overnight stays across the resort property, including various room types and packages.
2. Food & Beverage: Multiple on-site dining venues including Islands Patio & Lounge, Gardenia Poolside Restaurant, The Copper Room (fine dining with live entertainment), Lakeside (breakfast buffet), and Margaret's Coffee Kiosk. Revenue from food and beverage sales.
3. Spa Services: Healing Springs Spa offering wellness treatments and services.
4. Gift Cards: Prepaid gift cards available in amounts from $100 to $900 for resort services.
5. Packages and Promotions: Bundled offerings such as Breakaway Package (accommodation plus dining credit) and Summer Bed & Breakfast packages.

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels3 records

Core offering

Harrison Hot Springs Resort operates a lakeside hotel property offering overnight accommodations with views of Harrison Lake and the Coastal Mountains, complemented by five naturally heated mineral hot springs pools, a full-service spa, five on-site dining venues, wedding and event facilities, two gift shops, and partner-led recreational activities (golf, water sports, eco tours, sportfishing). The core product is the integrated resort stay combining accommodations, hot springs access, dining, and activities for leisure travelers, families, and wedding parties.

Product overview

Harrison Hot Springs Resort is a lakeside resort hotel offering a unified experience centered on natural hot springs. The core portfolio consists of five mineral hot springs pools (indoor and outdoor), Healing Springs Spa, multiple dining venues (Lakeside Cafe, Gardenia Poolside Restaurant, The Copper Room, Islands Patio & Lounge, and Margaret's Coffee Kiosk), accommodations, wedding and event venues, and retail gift shops (Sticks & Stones, Legends). Partner activities include marina services, eco tours, golf at Harrison Resort Golf Course, and various water sports. The resort also offers vacation packages including Summer Bed & Breakfast and Breakaway Package options, plus gift cards for purchase. No AI or advanced technology capabilities are offered.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Segments3 records

Ideal customer profiles3 records

Technology focussed No

API detail

Has API

No

API docs

API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Feature1 record

Partnerships

Six partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.

• Harrison Resort Golf CoursecoreOthersAdjacent 9-hole PGA-rated golf course spanning 3,375 yards over 36 hectares (90 acres), considered British Columbia's 'best-kept secret' in golf. Located five minutes from the resort. Offers golf cart, pull cart and club rentals, pro shop, and putting green. Complements resort guest experience.
• Harrison Eco ToursminorOthersWildlife eco tours by jet boat down the Harrison River, hiking tours, and kayak rentals. Year-round operation, daily tours. Provides nature-based activities for resort guests.
• Harrison WatersportsminorOthersFull range of water activities including jet ski rentals, bumper boats, and giant inflatable waterpark (seasonal May to October). Located steps from the resort at the marina.
• Shoreline ToursminorOthers62-foot cruise boat tours on Harrison Lake and Harrison River featuring open upper deck and enclosed lower deck for wildlife viewing. Seasonal February to November operation.
• Killer's Cove Boat RentalsminorOthersWatercraft rentals including kayaks, canoes, and powerboats for self-guided Harrison Lake exploration. Enables guests to explore the lake independently.
• BC Sportfishing GroupminorOthersProfessional British Columbia fishing guides offering services for salmon, steelhead, trout, and sturgeon fishing in the Harrison area.

Scale indicators6 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Regional players

• Sun Peaks Resort: Four-season BC resort with hotels, restaurants, golf and weddings in a similar drive-to catchment from Vancouver/Kamloops. Comparable as a regional destination resort, although the anchor activity is ski rather than hot springs.

Direct peers

• Sparkling Hill Resort: Luxury wellness resort in Vernon, BC focused on spa and cold/hot therapy experiences. Comparable as a BC-based resort where the wellness/spa offering is the primary differentiator and where accommodations are bundled with treatment experiences.
• Fairmont Hot Springs Resort: Largest natural hot springs pool in Canada combined with hotel, golf and conference facilities. Closest functional peer — natural hot springs + lodging + amenities + weddings/events in a regional Canadian resort format.
• Halcyon Hot Springs Resort & Spa: BC hot springs resort with cabins, RV sites, pools and spa. Comparable as a smaller Canadian hot springs destination with lodging and wellness amenities serving regional travelers.
• Quaaout Lodge & Spa at Talking Rock Golf Resort: BC Indigenous-owned lakeside resort with spa, golf and event facilities in a similar drive-to catchment. Comparable as a regional Canadian resort offering accommodations plus wellness and event amenities in a nature-based setting.
• Delta Hotels by Marriott Harrison Beach Hotel: Adjacent branded resort in the same village of Harrison Hot Springs. Most direct local competitor for room nights, weddings and F&B within the same micro-market.
• Ainsworth Hot Springs Resort: BC-based hot springs resort offering natural mineral pools, accommodations and spa services. Directly comparable as a regional Canadian resort built around a natural hot springs asset serving a similar drive-to leisure market.

Emerging players

• Scandinave Spa Whistler: Bathing/spa-only wellness operator in Whistler offering hot/cold cycle experiences without lodging. Comparable thermal/wellness positioning within the same BC market, but with a single-amenity business model.

Market position

Strengths4 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

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Revenue estimate

Valuation estimate

Number of profiles

Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

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M&A

Investments

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