Sasquatch Crossing Eco Lodge B B

We came for the Harrison Tulip Fest and spent a couple of nights getting away from the city. The breakfast was exceptionally good, with homemade granola, fresh fruit, and cooked items, and it would bring us back. This heritage B&B has carefully maintained landscaping and interesting First Nations art.

The included breakfast was a great start to the day: homemade pancakes and granola, fruit salad, yogurt, sausage, eggs, and coffee. Our toddler also loved exploring the huge estate-like yard. The room was large, the bed comfortable, and the antique style, hardwood floors, and charming library made the stay a lot of fun while we were in town for a wedding at the nearby golf course. It was warm in the room without air conditioning, but cooled down at night once we got the fans going. The pool was out of commission, though there are nice walking trails nearby with plenty of wild strawberries and blackberries. We’d stay again.

The cottage is older, but very clean, and the included breakfast was tasty. We stayed two nights on a September weekend and enjoyed it. The staff were extremely friendly and respectful, with excellent service. Shout out to Summer. Highly recommend.

The First Nation art throughout the lodge gives this charming old farm a unique, culturally rich feel. I slept really well in the incredibly comfortable bed, and the delicious breakfast was a lovely surprise. The staff were exceptionally friendly and accommodating, and made me feel right at home at Sasquatch Eco Lodge. I can’t wait to return!