Sloquet Hot Springs
Steaming cascades spill into riverside rock pools deep in the Lillooet valley.
At Sloquet, a scalding creek tumbles out of the forest and cascades over a small waterfall into a series of rock pools beside Sloquet Creek — the closer to the source, the hotter the water. It’s one of the most atmospheric natural soaks in southwestern BC, especially on a misty morning.
The springs sit within a Recreation Sites and Trails BC campground; a camping fee (cash) includes use of the springs, and day visits are possible. The site is reachable year-round in most conditions, but the long gravel approach demands a sturdy vehicle and patience.
Quick facts
| Location | Sloquet Hot Springs Rec Site, ~100 km SE of Pemberton via In-SHUCK-ch/Lillooet West FSR |
|---|---|
| Water temperature | Hot source cascades into river-edge rock pools (hotter nearer source) |
| Fees | Camping fee (cash), includes springs use; day use possible |
| Good to know | Waterfall-fed pools beside Sloquet Creek; rough gravel access; year-round but check road conditions |
Getting there
About 100 km southeast of Pemberton via the Lillooet West / In-SHUCK-ch FSR (rough gravel, 2.5–3.5 hours from Pemberton), then a short walk down to the pools.
More springs in Fraser Valley & Sea to Sky
- Harrison Hot Springs Open
- Clear Creek Hot Springs Open · 4×4 access
- T’sek Hot Springs (Skookumchuck) Temporarily closed
- Keyhole Hot Springs (Pebble Creek) Closed
Official information
- Official page ↗ — always check current conditions before you go.
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