Adventure Awaits in the Heart of the Canadian Rockies
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We are a premier Lions Youth Exchange Camp that embraces the spirit of camaraderie, cultural exchange, and personal growth. As a gateway to the vast beauty of Canada’s landscapes, Woodcreek Lions Mountain Adventure Camp offers an unparalleled opportunity for youth from around the world to gather, learn, and create lasting memories.
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Life at camp
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Outdoor ExplorationExperience the breathtaking wilderness of southern Alberta, where every day brings a new adventure. From the rolling foothills to glacier-fed rivers, campers get to explore some of Canada’s most beautiful landscapes. Activities may include hiking through mountain trails, river rafting down scenic valleys, and paddling across the sparkling waters of Waterton Lake. It’s the perfect way to challenge yourself, connect with nature, and make incredible memories outdoors.
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Adventure & DiscoveryDiscover the beauty and history of southern Alberta’s most iconic landmarks. Each outing brings new excitement and learning, from exploring the vibrant red rock formations at Red Rock Canyon to swimming near the base of Lundbreck Falls. Hike to Bears Hump for stunning panoramic views, and marvel at the natural power of Blakiston Falls. Step back in time at Head-Smashed-In Buffalo Jump, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that shares the stories and traditions of the land’s Indigenous peoples. Every destination adds to the adventure and deepens your appreciation of Canada’s natural and cultural heritage.
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Hit the TrailsReady to see more? Check out some of the incredible hiking routes you may visit. Click on the links below for more information:
Bears Hump: - https://watertontourism.com/waterton-listing/bears-hump/ - https://www.alltrails.com/trail/canada/alberta/bears-hump Red Rock Canyon: - https://watertontourism.com/waterton-listing/red-rock-canyon-parkway/ - https://www.alltrails.com/trail/canada/alberta/red-rock-canyon-trail Bertha Lake: - https://watertontourism.com/waterton-listing/bertha-lake/ - https://www.alltrails.com/trail/canada/alberta/upper-bertha-falls-and-bertha-lake-trail Wall Lake: - https://watertontourism.com/waterton-listing/wall-lake/ - https://www.alltrails.com/trail/canada/alberta/wall-lake |
Service & CommunityAt Woodcreek Lions Mountain Adventure Camp, campers make a real impact while learning the value of teamwork and stewardship. Through a Parks Canada environmental project, campers learn about conservation, teamwork, and the importance of caring for our shared environment. Whether you’re restoring trails, assisting with wildlife education, or supporting an environmental initiative, you’ll build confidence and a lasting appreciation for giving back to the planet.
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Friendship & FunCamp is not just about the places you visit; it is about the people you meet along the way. From team challenges and group activities to campfire evenings and spontaneous laughter, every moment is an opportunity to create lasting memories. Campers have plenty of free time to get to know each other, share stories from their own countries, and take part in fun experiences such as country presentations, games, and outdoor adventures.
With youth from around the world coming together, you will make lifelong friends, celebrate cultural differences, and experience the true meaning of community and connection. Every laugh, shared activity, and new friendship adds to the magic of camp and makes your experience unforgettable. |
Stories from Camp
Campers tell it best. Read about the fun, friendships, and adventures that make every summer amazing.
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Ready to Join the Adventure?
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If you're interested in taking part in this life changing experience please head over to our Registration page by clicking the button!
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who can attend the camp?
Youth participants in the Lions International Youth Exchange program aged 16-18.
Where is the camp located?
Camp is located in Southern Alberta, near Waterton Lakes National Park.
What is the duration of the program?
Camp typically includes a stay with a host family before camp July 12th - July 26th 2026. Plus a one-week camp session July 26th - August 1st 2026.
What should I bring?
Comfortable outdoor clothing, hiking shoes, swimwear, and an adventurous spirit.
Who supervises the camp?
The program is organized and hosted by members of the Woodcreek Lions Club, with experienced leaders and volunteers.
Are meals provided?
Yes. Meals are provided during camp, and host families share meals during your stay with them.
What types of activities can I expect?
Hiking, rafting, paddling, horseback riding, campfire nights, team challenges, cultural presentations, and environmental projects.
Is there a cost to attend?
The cost of Camp is $600 USD as well as all travel fees to get to and from Canada.
Can I take my phone or electronics to camp?
Phones and electronics are allowed in moderation, but campers are encouraged to focus on the experience, nature, and friendships. Leaders provide guidance on when devices can be used.
How do campers get to and from camp activities?
Campers travel to lakes, parks, and landmarks aboard a classic yellow school bus, just like the ones you see in towns across Canada. Riding together is part of the fun — you’ll chat with new friends, play games, and enjoy the scenery as you head off on your next adventure. It’s a quintessential Canadian experience that adds to the excitement of every trip.