Harrison Hot Springs is a small village found 90 minutes east of Vancouver in the scenic Fraser Valley. It is located at the south end of Harrison Lake, which is 60 km (40 mi) long and the largest body of fresh water in southwestern British Columbia. The view keeps photographers busy and the choice of other activities include relaxing in the hot springs, boating, golfing, windsurfing and lounging on the sandy beach. Birdwatchers look to the skies near Harrison Lake because it is a North American hotspot for bald eagles. The nearby Sasquatch Provincial Park provides even more oppoutunities for outdoor recreation. It is a popular spot for both fishing and boating and is also home to hiking trails and picnic areas. The Harrison Festival Society brings culture to the town through numerous performing arts events including the Harrison Festival of the Arts in July.