Start with the ground.
We’re using soil amendments locally as part of our work to rebuild soil health. It’s practical work that begins beneath our feet.
REGENERATIVE ACCOMMODATION · GOLDEN, BC
Go out into winter.
Come back
to warmth.
The camp is available for private group bookings throughout winter. Individual tent stays are limited to one selected weekend each month.
Sleeps 22 guests in winter.
Larger group? Get in touch—we can discuss adjustments.
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UNDER CANVAS. AMONG THE TREES.A day at camp ↓
WOOD-STOVE CANVAS TENTSFIREWOOD & BEDDING INCLUDEDSHARED KITCHENS. YOUR OWN PACE.
REGENERATIVE ACCOMMODATION
A stay connected
to a living place.
For us, regenerative accommodation means building a tourism business that helps restore the living systems it depends on: healthy soil, growing forests and thriving wild places.
Grow what comes next.
We’re growing trees for reforestation projects, including our work in the Kootenay River burn area. The aim is to help forests establish and flourish again.
Build. Test. Share.
Winston’s Cabin is our next experiment: exploring microbial heat and water reuse, and how biological energy could help transform tourism. The system is in development; results are still to come.
01 / A LITTLE CLOSER TO THE ELEMENTSSTAY UNDER CANVAS
A real bed.
A wood stove.
A winter outside.
Settle into your own trapper tent, hang up your layers, and make yourself at home in the woods.
There’s bedding and firewood waiting. A shared kitchen for the food you bring. And room around the table when you’re ready for company.
Winter camping asks you to take part. Tend your stove, dress for the season, and let the pace change.
What to expectA WINTER DAY AT CAMP MOOSE TRAIL
Quiet mornings.
Active days. Warm nights.
Make a plan for the day.
Leave some room for the evening.
Start with a fire.
Wake up under canvas. Light the stove, pull on your layers, and head to the shared kitchen. Put the kettle on. Cook what you brought.
Make a day of it.
Snowshoe towards the river, hike to nearby ice climbing, or head out for ski touring at Rogers Pass. Choose your day around your experience and the conditions.
Stay for the company.
Light a fire, get supper going. Swap stories over a meal. Pull a board game off the shelf. See what tomorrow brings.
THINGS TO DO
Find your kind
of winter.
Follow a snowy trail, spend a day on the ice, or head into the mountains on skis. Then come back to a quieter evening in the woods.
01 / TOOLS & ICEIce climbing02 / FOREST & FOOTSTEPSSnowshoeing03 / A DAY IN THE MOUNTAINSRogers Pass touring
Explore Things to Do THE OTHER HALF OF THE DAY
Let the evening
take its time.
Cook together. Swap stories.
Enjoy the forest after dark.
WINSTON’S CABIN · IN DEVELOPMENT
Built by hand.
Still evolving.
Winston’s Cabin is our next living experiment.
We’re exploring how biological energy could help transform the tourism industry, starting with Winston’s Cabin. Real work, documented progress, and lessons from the process.
Follow Winston’s CabinBuild in progress. Opening dates and cabin stays are still to come.
A closer look at living soil
From Mike’s own footage. The work begins with what’s under our feet.
BEFORE YOU ARRIVE
Come prepared.
We’ll help you settle in.
Simple comforts. Clear expectations.
What’s in a winter tent?
A queen bed, winter bedding, a wood stove and firewood. Kicking Horse has two queen beds. Bring dry sleep layers, a toque and warm socks.
For continuous heat overnight, you’ll need to tend the fire. Temperatures under canvas change through the night.
What should I bring?
All your food, warm layers and sturdy winter boots. We recommend microspikes for icy paths. Shared kitchens have cookware, dishes and utensils for preparing your own meals.
How do winter facilities work?
Camp has outhouses. For a winter bag shower, heat water in the kitchen. There’s a short walk from parking to camp on a shovelled path.
The sauna is being rebuilt. Ask us about the facilities available for your dates before you book.
How many guests can the camp accommodate?
The camp sleeps 22 guests in winter. Planning a larger group? Get in touch—we can discuss adjustments for your group before confirming a booking. Weekend whole-camp stays require both nights.
Enquire about a group stay →Are meals or guided outings included?
You bring your food and use the shared kitchens. Activities and guiding are arranged separately. Looking for a local climbing guide? Ask us. We can put you in touch.
MAKE ROOM FOR THE WILD
Your next
winter stay.
The camp is available for private group bookings throughout winter. Individual tent stays are limited to one selected weekend each month.
See individual booking weekendsOpens Camp Moose Trail’s live booking calendar in a new tab. Individual stays are offered on selected weekends only. Dates, rates and terms are shown in the calendar. For group dates throughout winter, use the enquiry form.
Looking further ahead? Ask us about Summer 2027 dates.
Let’s make a plan.
Sleeps 22 guests in winter. Larger groups: ask us about adjustments.
Tell us when you’re thinking of coming. We’ll help with the rest.