Prophet River Hotsprings Provincial Park

Prophet River Hotsprings Provincial Park spans 457 acres of wilderness terrain, featuring mineral springs along the banks of the Prophet River in British Columbia.

The park received its official designation in June 1999 as part of the Fort Nelson Land and Resource Management Plan to protect the natural springs.

The land holds deep connections to Treaty 8 First Nations people, who have used these territories and springs for numerous generations.

Visitors must reach the park through hiking or horseback riding, as no road access exists, and should bring all necessary supplies for their stay.

The hot mineral springs have created a tufa mound formation through mineral deposits, establishing a distinct geological structure within the park boundaries.

Location: Peace River Regional District

Inception: 1999

GPS coordinates: 57.65140,-124.02800

Latest update: March 12, 2025 06:42