About Sloquet Hot Springs.
Sloquet is a naturally formed spring area sacred to the Xa’xtsa First Nation. The recreation site lies beside Sloquet Creek and is managed in partnership with the Nation.
Bathing formats listed here
Access uses an active forest service road with industrial traffic and no mobile coverage on much of the approach. Confirm current road conditions; a nearby straight-line pin does not establish a short Vancouver drive.
Reviewed 22 October 2026. Check the linked operator for changes.Admission and reservations.
Published admission rates
Per-person day use; cash; undated operator page reviewed 22 October 2026
The operator’s currently accessible, undated Sloquet page lists CAD 10 per person for day use, payable in cash. Reconfirm the tariff and road access before travelling; the separate camping charge is not day-bath admission.
Official admission source ↗ · Checked
Published prices and booking conditions can change. This is not a live quote.- Xa’xtsa First Nation members operate the recreation site with Recreation Sites and Trails BC.
- Camping and hot-spring day use have separate charges; the old page must not be treated as a 2026 quotation.
What makes this visit different?
- Bathing suits are required and alcohol is prohibited in the pools.
- Pets are permitted in campsites but excluded from the springs area.
Location and arrival.
Northern access uses the active in-SHUCK-ch Forest Service Road from the Pemberton area.
Named OpenStreetMap feature overview; entrance not surveyed. Use the operator’s arrival instructions for the final approach.
Named OpenStreetMap Sloquet Hot Springs feature reviewed directly against the operator/land-manager identity and area. Its position is an overview; access and tariff tags are not used as operator policy.
Location evidence ↗ · Checked
Compare mapped places within 50 miles /80km →Distance is measured in a straight line from this venue overview point, not a driving route.
Bathing rules to know.
- The custodians request bathing suits and no alcohol in the pools.
- Pets are prohibited in the hot-springs area; take rubbish away.
Still to confirm with the venue
Reservation and session availability · Step-free route and entry into the water.
These details are not established by the sources reviewed here. Ask about the particular bath, ticket or room you plan to use.
Questions before you go.
What is the published day-use charge and how do I pay?
The operator’s undated Sloquet page lists CAD 10 per person for day use and asks visitors to bring cash because card payments are not available. Reconfirm the payable rate before travelling; the camping charge is a separate product.
Source: ttq-ecdev.com ↗
Are bathing suits and pets allowed in the pools?
Xa’xtsa’s custodial guidance requests bathing suits and no alcohol in the pools. Pets are prohibited in the hot-springs area, even though controlled pets may be allowed at campsites.
Source: xaxtsa.ca ↗
Is the straight-line distance from Vancouver a driving route?
No. The operator describes a forest service road approach from the north with industrial traffic, limited services and loss of mobile coverage. Confirm current access and use the official directions rather than routing directly to the pool pin.
Source: xaxtsa.ca ↗
Official sources for this guide.
We use operator, park authority and official tourism information. A source review is a dated information check; it does not mean we personally visited or that opening status is live.
- Xa’xtsa Sloquet road and custodial guidance ↗Reviewed
- TTQ Sloquet day-use information ↗Reviewed
- BC government historical contract corroborating TTQ as Sloquet site operator ↗Reviewed
- Location and map precision evidence ↗Reviewed
