Fraser Canyon Teepee Escape

08/06/2025

We’ve had a cancellation for September long weekend.
Change of plans: spontaneous staycation for the long weekend! Let the adventures close to home begin. 🌟”

09/21/2024

Start your Fraser Canyon road trip off right by making a pit stop at Schkam Lake. Immerse yourself in the stunning beauty of the region before continuing on your epic journey.

07/04/2024

Another happy guest! ❤️
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06/19/2024

Book your stay! We have availability for this weekend. Enjoy the beautiful hot sunny day coming ❤️

05/12/2024

Wishing all Moms a Happy Mother’s Day. What a spectacular weekend it was at Fraser Canyon Teepee Escape.

05/07/2024

We are all set up and ready for Mother’s Day weekend. Treat your mom to a luxury getaway!

05/02/2024

Embark on an adventure to the top of Mount Lincoln! 🌲✨

Just north of Hope, in Yale BC, lies a trail that packs a punch with its 546 meters of elevation gain in just 2.7 km! With some difficult sections and ropes to help you along the way, this rugged trail is well worth the effort. At the summit, spectacular views of the canyon and the mighty Fraser River reward your efforts. Perfect for those seeking a quick yet thrilling escape into nature. Are you ready to conquer the Mount Lincoln Trail? 🥾🏞️

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📍: Yale First Nations territory

04/28/2024

04/27/2024

You should never pick a trillium. Here's why:

1. It takes 9 years after germination for a trillium to flower.
2. Each flower yields only ONE seed pod each year.
3. Each plant can live up to 25 years, and gains all of its nourishment for the remainder of the year during the spring when its leaves are present.
4. Trillium are propagated by ANTS. Not bees, the wind, or birds. The seeds are covered by a sweet coating which entices the ants to carry seeds underground into their colonies. After eating the coating, the seed germinates in the perfect subterranean environment.

Every trillium in the forest is essentially a little miracle...

04/27/2024

Discover the stunning views along Spirit Caves Trail near Yale, BC. This challenging 5.6-km out-and-back hike not only offers picturesque views but also the quest to find the mysterious hidden caves. Are you up for the challenge of uncovering these concealed wonders? If you're intrigued and want more details, visit https://tourismhcc.ca/listing/spirit-caves/ 🏞️

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📍: Yale First Nation Territory
(Please remember to be prepared for the seasonal wet and muddy conditions)