Winter Camping
Held by the land, warmed by fire, guided by the stars.
This is your chance to walk the off-beaten path and return to the land. We offer winter camp sites, where guests bring their own winter camping set-ups.
Our North Pasture is a multi-use off-grid getaway. In the fall, we collaborate closely with hunters who utilize this land. In the winter, a quiet blanket falls, and our skis and snowshoes lead the way.
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Pitch your tent in the pasture and settle into a slower rhythm of land and sky. Located just off Highway 212 on the north side of Beardy’s & Okemasis’ Cree Nation, this self-guided, bring-your-own-gear experience invites you to camp in a multi-use pasture. Perfect for those seeking a quiet, off-grid getaway immersed in nature throughout fall and winter.
Our campsites are about 1 km from the parking area.
We offer gear transport for an added fee—but if you’re up for it, pack light and make the walking part of the journey.
- Access to our north pasture for tent camping
- Designated campfire area
- Access to outhouse facility
- Peace, privacy, and plenty of sky
- Full-access to all the trails that will wrap around your camp-site
Please come prepared with the following:
- Tent and sleeping gear (e.g. sleeping pad, blankets, or camping mattress)
- Food, water, and cooking supplies
- Flashlight or lantern
- Weather-appropriate clothing
- Respect for the land and its stories
Accessibility: Our camping area is located approximately 1 kilometer from the parking lot. We offer gear transport for an added fee—but if you’re up for it, pack light and make the walking or biking part of the journey.
Tipi Stays
Get sleepy in a tipi
Canvas, poles, and rope are the materials that make up a tipi—but these cone-shaped shelters are more than the sum of their parts. Throughout spring & summer – you can sleep close to the land and experience Indigenous hospitality in our North Pasture Tipis or in our tipi-village at Fort Carlton Provincial Historic Park.
