Hale Creek is an access point on the west side of Harrison Lake, reached via the Morris Valley Forest Service Road at approximately the 23-kilometre mark.

The route in — sometimes called "the Easy Way" — passes through an active logging area and involves mild rocky sections, four seasonally variable creek crossings, and a series of terrain features known as "elephant humps."

Lifted vehicles handle the track most comfortably, though stock rigs with adequate clearance can manage it as well. The road leads down to the Hale Creek Recreation Site, managed by the 4 Wheel Drive Association of BC.

The site sits directly on Harrison Lake and offers beach camping, forested campsites, a covered structure with picnic tables and a fire pit, and a pit toilet.

Its waterfront position and relative remoteness — accessible only by 4WD road or by water — make it a notable stop along the Harrison Lake overland corridor.