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Mountain Camping Adventure at Bear Paw Camp in Gold Bridge - Whistler

Mountain Camping Adventure at Bear Paw Camp in Gold Bridge

Salmon Armmoderate

Difficulty

moderate

Duration

2–4 days typical stay

Fitness Level

Moderate fitness required for day hikes and outdoor activities around camp

Overview

Experience mountain camping with comfort at Bear Paw Camp in Gold Bridge, BC, where cozy canvas tents meet alpine wilderness and hot showers meet hearty meals.

Gold Bridge, British Columbia

Bear Paw Camp

A place to call home.

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About This Adventure

Experience the breathtaking beauty of Bear Paw Camp, nestled in the mountains. Enjoy cozy accommodations in fully outfitted canvas tents, savor delicious meals prepared by your hosts, and take advantage of hot showers and camp wear. This adventure promises comfort and connection with nature for an unforgettable getaway.

Bear Paw Camp

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Pricing

  • $360.00 + GST per person (Weekday rate)
  • $390.00 + GST per person (Weekend rate)

About

Bear Paw Camp is set deep in the heart of the mountains. Enjoy the backcountry while our hosts prepare nutritious meals to fuel your group during their adventure. Your booking includes:

  • Cozy beds complete with sleeping bags and pillows in one of 5 fully outfitted canvas tents
  • 3 meals including welcome appies, a delicious and hearty dinner, breakfast, and a lunch for the trail
  • Camp wear including fleece jackets & camp footwear
  • Hot showers with biodegradable soap
  • Wood stove in main cabin to dry gear

Adventure Tips

Pack layered clothing

Mountain weather changes quickly; bring layers to stay comfortable day and night.

Bring waterproof footwear

Trails can be wet or muddy; sturdy waterproof boots ensure dry feet.

Reserve meals ahead

Bear Paw Camp offers meals prepared on site, but early reservations guarantee availability.

Carry a headlamp

Although the camp is cozy, nighttime activities and paths require reliable light.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Black bears
  • Mule deer

History

The area is part of the traditional territory of the Xaʼxtsa people, with rich Indigenous heritage.

Conservation

Bear Paw Camp emphasizes sustainable practices including waste reduction and limited environmental impact camping.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Layered outdoor clothing

Essential

Keeps you warm and adaptable to mountain temperature shifts.

fall specific

Waterproof hiking boots

Essential

Protects your feet on varied terrain and in wet conditions.

Sleeping bag rated for cool temperatures

Essential

Ensures rest during cold mountain nights in the tents.

spring specific

Headlamp with extra batteries

Essential

Necessary for navigating around camp after dark.