Summer Adventure Day Camps

Pathfinders (5-7), Alpine Blazers (8-12), and extreme adventurers (11-13) Can Explore the Mountain this summer

Alpine Blazers Camp

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Alpine Blazers CAMP (Ages 8-12)

Please note: Children born between 2012 and 2016 are eligible for enrollment

Grouse Mountain offers 8-12-year-olds a blend of thrilling adventures, including axe throwing, survival skills, and wildlife encounters, alongside guided discovery and nature-inspired art. This camp encourages active play, fosters a love for the outdoors, and creates opportunities for your child to make new friends.

These camps are multi-day, week-long camps that run from 8:30 am to 3:30 pm.

2025 Dates & Times:

Camp	Dates	Theme
Camp A	June 30 – July 4	Adventure is Calling
Camp B	July 7 – 11	Mountain Explorers & Survival
Camp C	July 14 – 18	Nature Detectives
Camp D	July 21 – 25	Adventure is Calling
Camp E	July 28 - Aug 1	Mountain Explorers and Survival
Camp F*	August 5 – 8 (4 day camp)	Nature Detectives
Camp G	August 11 – 15	Adventure is Calling
Camp H	August 18 – 22	Mountain Explorers & Survival
Camp I	August 25 – 29	Nature Detectives
*due to STAT holiday, no camp on August 4

Pricing

Get 5 days of camps for the price of 4!

$368/week

Weekly Camp Themes & Highlights

Weekly Theme*	Highlights: Alpine Blazers (8-12 year old)
Adventure is Calling	• First Nations presentation and cedar symbol painting • Lumberjack Show • BC wildlife discovery • Group activities and games • Archery • Peak Chair exploration • Capture the flag • Tie-Dye bandanas
Mountain Explorers & Survival	• Survival Shelters • Bush craft • Survival priorities • Bear habitat visit with focus on bear and wildlife awareness and safety • Two half day hikes (Dam Mountain & Thunderbird Ridge • Axe Throwing • Birds in Motion Snow • Navigation and Geocaching
Nature Detectives	• Bear visit and behind the scenes bears with the ranger • Bird Identification and Spotting Skills • Nature Journaling • Birds in Motion Demonstration • Owl Talk and Private Visit and Q&A with a Wildlife Ranger • Nature related games and activities • Visit to the Hummingbird and bee Research Stations • Nature crafts with felt • First Nations Presentation and discussion on Wildlife in First Nations Myths and Lore

*Program highlights subject to change without notice

Lunch Options

Grouse Mountain camp lunches are available for purchase, but are not required. Add-on a full week of lunches for just $75, or $60 for our 4-day camps. The deadline to add-on lunch is the Wednesday prior to your child's camp.

Please specify at the time of purchase your child's lunch selection (standard or vegetarian). All lunches are served with a juice box, a piece of fruit, and a sweet treat.

Lunch Program Schedule*:

Day	Lunch
Monday	• Cheese Pizza (Veggie or non veggie)
Tuesday	• Pasta with red sauce
Wednesday	• Mac n' Cheese
Thursday	• Hot Dog or Veggie Dog
Friday	• Cheese Pizza (Veggie or non veggie)

*Lunch menu is subject to change

Please be aware that our restaurants handle a variety of ingredients in their kitchens, which may pose a risk of allergen cross-contamination. While we take every precaution to ensure food safety, we cannot guarantee that our products are free from traces of allergens. We understand the importance of dietary restrictions and are committed to providing accurate information about our menu items. If you have specific dietary concerns or allergies, please inform a member of our team, who will be happy to assist you. Your health and satisfaction are our top priorities. Thank you for your understanding.

Camp Check-in and Out

Check-in is at 8:30 AM in the Gondola Plaza, between the Red Tram and Blue Gondola. Look for your assigned check-in number (provided via email before camp). Complimentary 20-minute parking is available for drop-off and pickup. Proceed to your designated check-in number after parking

Check-out is from the base of the Mountain at 3:30pm. Please check-in with your child's assigned leader under your assigned number. Parents or guardians who arrive late will be charged a $25 late pick-up fee.

After care camp available click here

What to Bring

• Waterproof jacket and pants (Camps run rain or shine and activities will continue outside in the rain)

• As Mountain conditions change rapidly, dress your child in layers and appropriately for the weather.

• Closed toed shoes. We recommend hiking or running shoes. No sandals.

• Sunglasses, sunscreen, a hat and extra socks.

• A reusable water bottle.

• If you do not purchase food during registration, please provide your child with a lunch and snacks. Camps are a Nut Free Zone - please help us keep campers safe and refrain from including any food containing nuts.

Registration and Availability

Registration cut-off is the Wednesday prior to the first day of camp, subject to availability. Register online or contact Guest Services.

Frequently Asked Questions

Visit our Adventure Camps FAQs page for more information.