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Clear Creek Hot Springs
Clear Creek FSR, Fraser Valley C, BC V0K 1C0
4.3(155 reviews)via Google
Up to 10 guests
About this spa
Tucked deep in the Fraser Valley backcountry, this is the kind of soak that feels earned before your boots ever hit the deck. The road in is part of the story: scenic, remote, and often demanding enough to favor high-clearance vehicles and confident drivers, but the payoff is a quiet wilderness escape with mountain, forest, and river scenery all around. With a Wellness Score of 77/100, Clear Creek Hot Springs offers a rustic, therapeutic retreat where the experience is defined by hot mineral water, fresh air, and the restorative contrast of warm pools against the cool edge of the outdoors. Guests are especially drawn to the variety here, with multiple tubs or pools at different temperatures that make it easy to settle into your own rhythm, whether you want a hotter soak or a milder, longer wind-down. The forest setting feels secluded and off-grid, with little to no cell signal and the kind of natural soundtrack that comes from water, trees, and wind rather than crowds. It is an authentic place, not a polished one, and visitors often note that its rough edges are part of the charm. For prepared travelers, couples, and small groups seeking a true backcountry thermal circuit with a river plunge option nearby, it remains a rewarding escape for up to 10 guests.
River Plunge
Hot Tub
Hot Spring
Thermal Pool
Mountain View
Forest Setting
“Very beautiful and atmospheric place, definitely worth visiting. The trail leading toward this area is incredibly scenic — mountains, forest, river views, and great landscapes along the way. The drive itself is already an experience. ⚠️ Season matters a lot. We visited during snowmelt season, and the climb up the mountain was nearly impossible: • no vehicles made it up — not regular cars, not even 4x4s • the road turned into deep slush and mud • in some sections we had to drive directly along the riverbed • even on a motorcycle there was zero traction, just constant wheel spin Because of this, we couldn’t reach the hot springs themselves. This wasn’t the fault of the location — just…”
Tile- I.—Jan 25, 2026
Business Info
Every day: Open 24 hours
Amenities
Thermal Pool
Hot Spring
Hot Tub
Mountain View
Forest Setting
River Plunge
Location
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Based on 73 reviews
Overall, guests see Clear Creek Hot Springs as a beautiful, rustic wilderness soak that is highly rewarding for prepared visitors, but only after a rough and often challenging drive.
What guests love
Remote-road adventureHot springs with real varietyQuiet wilderness escapeScenic surroundingsRustic but rewardingCrowd and cleanup tensions
Best for
Adventure travelers4x4 and off-road driversCouplesSmall friend groupsWilderness campersSolo hot spring seekers
Standout features
- Three tubs or pools with different temperatures
- Hot water that stays appealing even in snowy conditions
- River access and waterfall scenery nearby
- Secluded, off-grid setting with little or no cell signal
- Star-gazing soaks under dark skies
Seasonal tip
Summer: Dryer conditions can make the route more manageable, but the site can feel busier and dustier, so early or weekday visits are often favored.
AI-generated insights
Recent sentiment:Excellent5.0 / 5.0(1 reviews in last 90 days)
Reviews
Google4.3(155)
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Roger Sove
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Ankish Jain
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Tile- Igos
GoogleVery beautiful and atmospheric place, definitely worth visiting. The trail leading toward this area is incredibly scenic — mountains, forest, river views, and great landscapes along the way. The drive itself is already an experience. ⚠️ Season matters a lot. We visited during snowmelt season, and the climb up the mountain was nearly impossible: • no vehicles made it up — not regular cars, not even 4x4s • the road turned into deep slush and mud • in some sections we had to drive directly along the riverbed • even on a motorcycle there was zero traction, just constant wheel spin Because of this, we couldn’t reach the hot springs themselves. This wasn’t the fault of the location — just bad timing and conditions. 👍 Good alternative if you can’t make the climb: If you can’t get up to the springs, the trip is still worth it. You can continue straight instead of going uphill: • there’s a large canyon • abandoned industrial structures • a dam about 15–20 km further along the route • plenty of amazing photo spots and scenery Final thoughts: An absolutely beautiful area and highly recommended, but best visited during a dry season. Be prepared for a very challenging climb depending on conditions. Even if you can’t reach the springs, the surrounding area alone makes the trip worthwhile.
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Tom Drew (wheelerdrew66)
GoogleReading all those 1 star reviews is hilarious anyway, best parts were remote camping no service, cold, rough 3hr road that i took a stocked chevy tahoe up no issues. cut down a bunch of trees from the storm to get up. just remember people its rough and remote not for the city slickers
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