BC Hot Springs Directory

T’sek Hot Springs (Skookumchuck)

Temporarily closed

St’át’imc-operated riverside springs and campground — currently closed to visitors.

StatusTemporarily closed
Soak tempTub soaking
Cost$7.50 day (when open)
AccessGravel FSR
Fact check✓ August 2026
⚠ Current statusTEMPORARILY CLOSED (official site shows ‘Do Not Trespass’); a boil-water advisory also remains in effect. Check tsekhotsprings.ca / their Facebook before any trip.
The spring

T’sek Hot Springs — long known as Skookumchuck or St. Agnes Well — sits beside the glacial Lillooet River on In-SHUCK-ch territory and has been operated for years by the Xa’xtsa (St’át’imc) as a rustic, off-grid springs and campground. Hot water fills a collection of tubs under open-air shelters.

The operator’s official website currently lists the site as TEMPORARILY CLOSED with do-not-trespass notices, and a boil-water advisory remains in effect. Please respect the closure — this is private, culturally significant land — and check tsekhotsprings.ca or their Facebook page for reopening news before considering a trip. When open, day use has been $7.50 for adults and camping $10 per adult plus $10 per vehicle.

Riverside campsites beside the Lillooet River at T'sek Hot Springs
Photo courtesy of Tsek Hot Springs & Campground

Quick facts

LocationIn-SHUCK-ch FSR beside Lillooet River, ~50 km S of Pemberton
Operated bySt’át’imc (Xa’xtsa) — Tsek Hot Springs & Campground
Fees (when open)Day use adult $7.50; camping adult $10/night + $10/vehicle
Good to knowAlso known as Skookumchuck or St. Agnes Well; culturally significant site
Facts verified August 2026

Getting there

On the In-SHUCK-ch FSR along the Lillooet River, roughly 50 km south of Pemberton — but do not visit while the closure is in effect.

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