British Columbia March Break Adventure

About this Program:

Overnight Camp
Age 15 - 18 (Coed)
Specialized in Adventure (multi) and Leadership Training, offers 13 activities
0 session dates to choose from
Cost starting from $2,419
Busing not available
Special needs support available

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550 Bayview Ave, Suite 402, Toronto, Ontario, M4W 3X8

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Are you looking for an exciting March Break adventure?

On this 7-day expedition, you will explore the largest lake in South Western British Columbia with a group of fellow teens. Learn how to paddle a canoe or refine your skills as you make new friends and share an exciting adventure. Whether you are experienced or new to the outdoors, this course will help you push your limits to be stronger than ever before.

AREA & ACTIVITIES

Join us as we explore the famous Harrison Lake which is situated within the traditional territory of the Sts’ailes Peoples. By day your group will travel the flat waters of Harrison Lake by Canoe, moving between camps surrounded by mountain tops, soaring eagles and rugged evergreen shores. Your nights will be spent around the fire making smores and sharing stories before getting a well deserved nights sleep in your tents under the stars.

Your adventure begins when you meet your group near Agassiz, British Columbia where you will be introduced to your instructors and get geared up for your course. From the start of the trip it will be a hands-on experience while you learn lessons that will aid you during your expedition. These lessons will include Canoe/water safety, packing and loading a Canoe, navigations skills, camp craft, camp set up and meal preparation while focusing on developing your leadership skills and resiliency. Join us this March Break for a canoeing adventure in the beautiful wilderness of British Columbia.

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Character Development: This program helps build the following traits

Resilience: Participants will step out of the comfort of daily routines and into an adventurous and exciting, yet foreign and uncertain environment. Using the course's challenges, instructors will teach participants how to transfer the skills they learned to their everyday lives.
Interpersonal skills: Participants will create a strong sense of community with their peers as they travel through the wilderness, learning how to work together to accomplish daily tasks and make decisions.

Session Dates and Rates:


Date TBD Vancouver Island, BC 5200 Duncan Bay Main Line Rd Time TBD Cost TBD	2023-03-19	2419

Special Needs Support: This program is able to accomodate a few campers with special needs

Mild Support Specialized programming

ADD/ADHD

Autism Spectrum Disorder

Cancer

Diabetes

Down Syndrome

Dyslexia

Hearing loss

Intellectual disability

Physical Disability

Tourettes Syndrome

Troubled Teens

Vision loss

Mild Support Specialized programming

Activities:

Recreational Instructional Intense or Competitive

Canoeing

Cooking

Empowerment

First-aid/lifesaving

Leadership Training

Mindfulness Training

Nature/Environment

Photography

Social Justice

Travel

Wilderness Out-tripping

Wilderness Skills

Writing

Recreational Instructional Intense or Competitive

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Exploring the largest lake in BC
For youth ages 15-18, this 7-day expedition features canoeing in the largest lake in South Western British Columbia

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