The Skookumchuck Hot Springs are open year, and can be busy on summer weekends as St. Agnes Well is a popular weekend destination for Vancouver residents. Early morning is normally the best time for for a good soak. There is a private campground, shelters, and soaking tubs available to the public. A user fee is charged.

The undeveloped hot springs were previously owned by the Goodwin Purcell and then the Tretheway family, who sold it to the Federal Government in 2008 with the proviso that the land be held in trust for the Inshuck-ch Nation (Port Douglas, Skatin and Samaquam bands) until land claim negotiations with the province are completed. The campground and hot spring are operated and maintained by a private contractor.

The Skookumchuck Hot Springs are located about 35 miles (56 km) south of the community of Mount Currie, on the original Cariboo Wagon Road. From the logging road that parallels the Lillooet River, turn west at the BC Hydro tower 682. This narrow gravel road leads to the campsite and the hot springs. The road is very rough, with very large potholes. Access is difficult in winter due to the heavy snow conditions.