From getting here to planning around your care needs, our team supports every detail — so your only job is to be present on Quesnel Lake.
A remote wilderness stay takes planning — and for guests with mobility, sensory, or medical needs, that planning matters even more. We do it with you, start to finish.
Because we are a non-profit, your stay, tours, and excursions are offered at no cost. As a brand-new organization we're still building up our equipment, so once you reach out, our team will work with you personally — and be upfront about what's ready today — to build a trip around your abilities, your equipment, and the dates that suit you.
We're set deep in the Cariboo on Quesnel Lake. Because the location is remote, our team will walk you through travel and access details and help coordinate your arrival once your dates are set.
Tell us about your mobility, sensory, and medical requirements and the equipment you use. We're committed to adaptive-recreation and medical-safety best practices, and we plan the stay around what you need.
Pack for a summer wilderness escape: warm layers and rain gear, sturdy footwear, sun protection, any personal-care items, and your medications and mobility equipment. We'll confirm specifics for your trip.
We operate from June 1 through September 30 — the peak of the Cariboo fishing season, with the longest daylight and the safest wilderness conditions of the year.
We welcome individuals across all ability spectrums, and we love hosting entire families so everyone shares the same barrier-free memories. Whether you want to fish, tour the lake, or simply relax at the cabin, we'll shape the visit to you.
As a registered non-profit, we're removing the financial barrier as well as the physical one. Your accessible stay, boat tours, and fishing excursions are offered at no cost to participants.
Explore the cabin, adaptive fishing, and accessible boat tours, or contact our team.
Send us your dates and needs and we'll take care of the rest.