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Visitor centres are an ideal place to start your adventure in the Fraser Valley. These are your go-to-stops for maps, guides and a myriad of other information. Staff at the Centres will be happy to share insider information about upcoming and ongoing attractions and events, along with some of the area’s most awe-inspiring sights and sounds. Many Visitors Centres also sell branded goods as well as items from local artisans. Whether you’re looking to hike, bike, paddle, sightsee, rock climb, fish or golf, our Visitor Centre teams can help you plan your stay.
Find Visitor Centre information below!
The Agassiz Harrison Museum created a regional series of heritage walking tours, highlighting historic buildings, locations and families within the Harrison River Valley. These self-guided walking tours are available at the Agassiz-Harrison Museum & Visitor Information Centre and Harrison Hot Springs Visitor Centre & Sasquatch Museum. Visit one of these locations to pick up a brochure and learn a little more about each of our communities.
In April 2024, we proudly opened the new Harrison Visitor Centre + Sasquatch Museum at its original location on Hot Springs Road. Our goal was to create a space that honours the region’s Indigenous and historical roots while remaining functional and accessible for everyone.
We designed the building to accommodate a wide range of needs. Ramps, elevators, and accessible paths ensure every visitor can navigate comfortably. The Sasquatch Museum focuses on the legendary creature but now features new exhibits like the Land of the Giants and the Sts’ailes Longhouse room.
Visitors can explore artifacts, historical narratives, firsthand witness accounts, and scientific exploration. The museum offers an immersive journey into both fact and folklore. Discover captivating carvings, interactive displays, and a glimpse into the rich heritage of the Sts’ailes Longhouse. Dive into Sasquatch lore and uncover stories that have fascinated generations.
Don’t forget to snap a photo with our 8-foot Sasquatch or pick up a unique souvenir! Entry to the museum is free during regular visitor centre hours.
After exploring the museum, stop by our gift shop. You’ll find local books about the Sasquatch, Indigenous collectibles, and all things Sasquatch!
Journey to the Land of the Giants — visit the Harrison Visitor Centre & Sasquatch Museum today!
Want to learn more about the Harrison River Valley? Find information here.
The Agassiz-Harrison Museum & Visitor Information Centre, built in 1893, is located in one of Canada’s oldest wood Canadian Pacific Railway (CPR) stations. Situated in the heart of beautiful downtown Agassiz, the facility is located at the intersection of Pioneer Avenue and Evergreen Drive on Highway 7.
The Agassiz-Harrison Museum & Visitor Information Centre is open to the public year round. Staff and volunteers are available to happily assist visitors. The Local Motive gift shop promotes locally made products and Indigenous artist merchandise.
A proud sponsor of the Harrison Circle Farm Tour
Located just off Highway 1, the Visitor Centre offers an outdoor kiosk for information on Chilliwack and picnic tables for you to enjoy a meal or snack. Or come visit the friendly staff inside for one-on-one help with their local guides.
A great way to start your visit in E.C. Manning Provincial Park!
The ideal place to start your adventure in Hope!
Find our visitor service kiosk located in Abbotsford Airport. We are here to help you plan your visit to Abbotsford and The Fraser Valley.
Challenge yourself to visit somewhere off the beaten path or experience something out of the ordinary. Memorable experiences often leave lasting impressions in our minds and deepen the bonds we share with loved ones and friends along for the ride. Plus, you may be pleasantly surprised by what you try. Get help with brainstorming a few ideas by asking Visitor Centre staff members for their recommendations.
Book your travels for mid-week—you will have more options at popular locations that may be booked up or unavailable for single night stays on weekends. There is often less traffic to contend with when you hit the roads. Some attractions are offered at reduced rates for off-peak visits. And, there are often fewer lineups and crowds at facilities. Plus, you’ll be supporting local businesses when they need it most. It’s a win-win!
