WORKSHOPS

Fall Workshops – participants attend four pre-selected courses (3-3.5 hours each) of their choice, beginning Friday afternoon and ending Sunday afternoon.

Winter Workshops – participants attend three pre-selected courses (3-3.5 hours each) of their choice, beginning Friday evening and ending Sunday afternoon. 

Workshops typically begin with a short, indoor instructional session before heading outside to put skills into action. Evenings at a weekend workshop are all about fun, connection, and shared experiences. The Friday night Icebreaker kicks things off and sets the tone for the weekend—don’t miss it!

Evening activities may include campfires, round-robin skill stations, fish and game tastings, BOW Olympics, outdoor gear fashion shows, and special guest presentations. Participants are encouraged to lean into the social side of outdoor recreation, build connections, and meet like-minded people they can continue adventuring with long after the weekend ends.

If you are registering for Fall shooting classes, you must hold a valid firearms license, provide proof of successful completion of the Canadian Firearms Safety Course (non-restricted), otherwise attendance at the Friday morning firearm safety class is mandatory.

The workshop is fully inclusive, with shared accommodations, all meals and snacks, and all programming provided. Our goal is to ensure every participant enjoys a hands-on, safe, positive, educational—and genuinely fun—experience.

A limited number of bursaries are available to help cover part of the cost. Application details and eligibility criteria can be found under the Bursaries tab.