Sloquet Hot Springs is a naturally shaped hot spring on the traditional and unceded territory of the Xa'xtsa (Douglas) First Nation, situated within a BC Recreation Site in a forested valley where Sloquet Creek runs along the southern boundary.

The springs emerge at roughly 64°C, spilling as a small steaming cascade down a steep, fern- and moss-covered bank into upper soaking pools, then flowing downstream into a larger, shallower pool with a sandy, rock-lined bottom.

Access requires roughly 85 kilometres of gravel Forest Service Road — either from Pemberton or Hope — shared with active logging trucks. The trail from the parking area to the pools is short but steep, with natural tree-root steps forming the approach.

The site is rustic and remote, with no running water or flush toilets, and pets are not permitted near the springs.