Beautiful, magical place. I see some of the reviewers complaining about sulfur smell, mud in the water, or shaky railings. If you can't handle nature; if you can't bear responsibility for yourself, then don't go there. It's not for you! It is true that you SHOULD really have at least an SUV with some clearance and all wheel drive to take the logging road leading up from the lower mainland. The path is extremely rocky, at times very steep, tons of loose fist size stones, holes and deep cross-path ditches. As an experienced driver, I did manage driving up there with a regular car (VW Golf). I did have to drive backwards in one area and also garnered some surprised looks. After having scraped over a hand full of rocks, we did make it (car seemed to have made it unharmed). The adventure, the breathtaking sights along the way as well as the hot springs themselves was totally worth it.

Went there on a rainy day in the first week of April 2023. Road from Harrison lake side is closed as per their website. So took the Pembertan> Lilooet lake forest service road. Beautiful drive with lake on one side. The entire 105 km road is unpaved and has lots of uneven surface and ogravel so drive carefully. We saw two 4X4 trucks in the ditch on the sides. Normal SUVs with good tires are ok. The last 10 km road was pretty bad and will test you car suspension and all doors and hinges . Google tells that you have reached almost 6 km before the actual place so keep driving. At the entrance the friendly hosts ask for 10$ per person for day use or in some cases 20 per car. But looks like that money isn't used for the maintenance at all because the after entry till camp area the road is horrible. Washrooms are dirty like they never clean. After parking at random place you have to go down a steep trail to reach the hot springs. At one place you have to use fixed rope and log steps to get down. There are multiple pools with different temperatures. Due to the rainy day most of them were muddy but very busy due to weekend. It was a nice experience. First 2 pools after the waterfall are really hot. It has small change shelter. You can also take a cold dip in the adjacent river. There are no washrooms at hot springs so finish your business before getting down from the parking.

Magical place with hotsprings falling from the sky aka hotsprings falls, sitting beside icy raging water. There's numerous little natural pools to choose from ranging from hot to lukewarm with stone or sandy bottom. Always help keep mother nature pristine by bringing garage out. There's separate day use and camping fee at $20/night. The FSR is in pretty good condition with potholes, each way is about 86km and takes 2.5 to 3 hours. The worst drive is actually found within the campsite where one has to drive up a steep but washed out hill. The campsite allows for car camping with picnic tables and outhouses.

My favorite spot to visit thus far on my weeklong trip to BC. Getting here is no joke!!! Make sure you have off road tires, deflate your tires a few pounds, double check you have a jack and spare tires and an air compressor, and $10 CAD for a day trip or $20 CAD cash for camping. Download the offline map on Google of the whole area before you go (Google how to if you haven’t downloaded an offline map before, really cool feature). You will lose signal and still have a couple hours drive ahead. Tell someone where you’re going or go with a buddy, leave as early as you can in the morning. ITS SO WORTH!!! Such a magical spot. Camping is badass because the stars at night are a DREAM!!! People light candles nearby. The hot springs are right next to a glacial river so it’s possible to go in the hot spring then jump into the cold plunge, rinse and repeat hahah. It’s such an electrifying feeling. Get ready for all your stresses to melt away. There’s swallowtail tiger butterflies near the entrance to the hot spring area which creates an even more ethereal vibe. Excited for you, adventurer! ⭐️

This place is great. Based on my experience this year, you do not need a 4x4 to get there. The hot springs is a short treck away from campsite, slope is a bit steep on that walk. Good day time and night time experience. The hotsprings range in heat.... Really smells like sulphur. There's also a cold river to dunk yourself into as well, it's like a natural scandinave spa.

Truely a beautiful little place with a very chill atmosphere. The west Harrison road is a very slow drive but very doable

Such a cool place! Road is in great condition except for the last little section to the hot springs. It took 2 hours on the dirt road from Pemberton. Camping cost $20. There's someone collecting it in a trailer at the entrance to the campsite. It's a steep walk down to the hot springs. There's a bit of damage to the trail so you do have to climb down a slightly sketchy log with a rope.

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