Creative Campout British Columbia with Chereen & Justine

TrovaTrip will provide one transfer from Vancouver International Airport (YVR), between 1pm - 2pm. Please arrive by 2pm. The exact transfer time within this window will be finalized closer to your arrival, based on the flight details provided by travelers. If you arrive outside of the recommended flight times, you'll need to arrange your own transportation to meet the group at the campground.

Welcome dinner at camp is included. Sample meals may include tacos, pasta, gyros, curries, burgers, and stir-fries, all served with a fresh side salad and dessert. Your camp menu will vary, crafted from your guide's culinary repertoire to offer a unique dining experience each night!

Settle in, unwind, and connect with your fellow creatives as we kick off this adventure with a cozy evening of crafting, laughter, and good conversation. Bring your current project (or start a new one!), grab a warm drink, and soak in the magic of being in a space filled with like-minded souls. This is a night for low-pressure creating, getting to know each other, and setting the tone for an inspiring week ahead.

Overnight in Squamish

Breakfast at camp is included. Most mornings feature a cold breakfast, though occasionally a hot meal is served when time allows. Typical camp breakfasts include bagels, toast, yogurt, cereal, fruit, juice, and coffee or tea.

Ahead of your White Water Rafting trip today, you'll take a 15 minute transfer to Shannon Fall Lookout. Here you'll take a short walk/hike to the falls with two amazing viewpoints. This stop will be your first introduction to the lush greenery of Pacific Northwest, and will provide some amazing opportunities. After your checking out the falls, you'll head to white water rafting. Distance: 0.7 miles / Elevation Gain: 170 feet / Duration: 30 minutes / Difficulty: Easy.

In this workshop, we'll explore the contrast between how we respond to fear in our personal adventures versus in our creative and business journeys. When we're out in nature or taking on a new adventure, fear often transforms into excitement…we embrace the unknown and push through the challenge. Our adventure selves are quick to say "yes," motivated by the anticipation of growth and discovery. But when it comes to our creative and business pursuits, that same fear can paralyze us. Instead of feeling excitement, we often freeze and let doubt creep in, imposter syndrome take hold, and become overwhelmed by the unknown. Why is it that we can confidently navigate the unknown with our adventure selves but get stuck when it comes to business and creativity? In this session, we’ll break down this disconnect and explore how to tap into the same sense of adventure and excitement we feel in the wild to overcome fear in our work. Through mindset shifts, practical tools, and actionable strategies, we'll reframe fear as fuel for growth and creativity. By the end, you’ll be ready to tackle your business with the same excitement and confidence you bring to your most adventurous moments.

A picnic lunch is included before rafting. These typically feature sandwiches or wraps, along with a variety of sides such as salads, veggie dips, crackers, fresh fruit, trail mix, granola bars, and more.

Get ready for an exhilarating ride through Class III and IV rapids on the stunning turquoise waters of the Cheakamus River. Squamish is home to glacier-fed rivers like the Cheakamus and Elaho, so be prepared for very cold water, even during the height of summer. After the rafting adventure, you'll return to camp with a 30-minute transfer. [Operator's note: You'll be provided with a full farmer-john wetsuit, a wetsuit jacket, booties, a helmet, and a life jacket. Spray jackets are available upon request. The check-in location has restrooms and changing facilities. No prior rafting experience is required—just bring your sense of adventure!]

Dinner at camp is included. Sample meals may include tacos, pasta, gyros, curries, burgers, and stir-fries, all served with a fresh side salad and dessert. Your camp menu will vary, crafted from your guide's culinary repertoire to offer a unique dining experience each night!

Overnight in Squamish

Breakfast at camp is included. Most mornings feature a cold breakfast, though occasionally a hot meal is served when time allows. Typical camp breakfasts include bagels, toast, yogurt, cereal, fruit, juice, and coffee or tea.

Take a private transfer from Squamish to the Cheakamus Lake Trailhead.

The trail winds through an enchanting forest of towering ancient cedars. As you approach the lake, the sound of rushing water grows louder, and the vibrant blue of the Cheakamus River comes into view. The lake’s surface perfectly reflects the surrounding landscape, creating a breathtaking scene where it feels like you’re gazing into the heart of the wilderness. After taking in the stunning views, you’ll return to the campground. [Operator's note: To comply with Garibaldi Provincial Park regulations, the group will be split into two smaller groups with staggered start times.] Trail Type: Out and Back / Distance: 8.9 miles / Elevation: 1,318 feet / Duration: 5 - 6 hours / Difficulty: Moderately Challenging

In this intimate mastermind session, we'll come together to reflect on our individual creative journeys, share insights, and articulate our goals and dreams for the future. Bring your journal and be inspired. This session offers a supportive space for sharing insights, exploring aspirations, and gaining clarity on next steps. Connect with the group in this space for an empowering discussion and leave with new inspiration and clarity.

A packed lunch is included on the hike. These typically feature sandwiches or wraps, along with a variety of sides such as salads, veggie dips, crackers, fresh fruit, trail mix, granola bars, and more.

Dinner at camp is included. Sample meals may include tacos, pasta, gyros, curries, burgers, and stir-fries, all served with a fresh side salad and dessert. Your camp menu will vary, crafted from your guide's culinary repertoire to offer a unique dining experience each night!

Overnight in Squamish

Breakfast at camp is included. Most mornings feature a cold breakfast, though occasionally a hot meal is served when time allows. Typical camp breakfasts include bagels, toast, yogurt, cereal, fruit, juice, and coffee or tea.

Take a 45-minute transfer to Whistler before beginning your climb. Scale the granite cliffs and bluffs that offer stunning views over Howe Sound. With the guidance of a professional instructor and the use of specialized climbing equipment, you'll experience the thrill of reaching the top of Whistler Peak. This unique half-day adventure will take you along a spectacular route high above Whistler, where you'll be immersed in breathtaking scenery. You'll be provided with a helmet, harness, safety lanyard, and gloves (depending on conditions). [Disclaimer: The maximum weight limit is 260 lbs, and the maximum waist size for the harness is Men’s XL. No prior climbing experience is required.]

Creativity isn’t just about output—it’s about process. This workshop dives into how we can reconnect with our creative instincts, release perfectionism, and cultivate a practice that feels expansive and energizing instead of restrictive or overwhelming. We'll delve into the art of aligning your business with your deepest values, passions, and aspirations to create a foundation for long-term success and fulfillment. We'll explore strategies and exercises to clarify your vision, set meaningful goals, and cultivate a sense of purpose that guides your business decisions and actions. Whether you're seeking clarity on your mission, refining your business model, or navigating a period of growth and transition, this workshop will provide you with the tools and insights you need to align with your true north and thrive in both business and life.

A packed lunch is included after the Via Ferrata. These typically feature sandwiches or wraps, along with a variety of sides such as salads, veggie dips, crackers, fresh fruit, trail mix, granola bars, and more.

Dinner at camp is included. Sample meals may include tacos, pasta, gyros, curries, burgers, and stir-fries, all served with a fresh side salad and dessert. Your camp menu will vary, crafted from your guide's culinary repertoire to offer a unique dining experience each night!

Overnight in Squamish

Breakfast at camp is included. Most mornings feature a cold breakfast, though occasionally a hot meal is served when time allows. Typical camp breakfasts include bagels, toast, yogurt, cereal, fruit, juice, and coffee or tea.

A packed lunch is included. These typically feature sandwiches or wraps, along with a variety of sides such as salads, veggie dips, crackers, fresh fruit, trail mix, granola bars, and more.

After a quick 15-minute transfer, you'll kick off the day by tackling one of the most iconic rock formations in British Columbia—Stawamus Chief. This impressive granite monolith is one of the largest of its kind in the world. At the summit, you'll be rewarded with stunning views of the Tantalus Range and the Sea to Sky Highway. Trail Type: Out and Back / Distance: 2.3 miles / Elevation: 1,755 feet / Duration: 2 - 3 hours / Difficulty: Moderate

Instead of following someone else’s blueprint for success, this workshop will help you define what alignment truly looks like for you. Through guided exercises, reflection, and discussion, we’ll explore how to design a business that supports your values, lifestyle, and creative passions. Many of us build businesses we love, only to realize they don’t love us back—leading to burnout, misalignment, or feeling trapped. In this session, we’ll explore practical strategies for creating sustainable, fulfilling businesses that fuel our creativity and life goals rather than drain them. What if success didn’t have to look like constant hustle, scaling, and doing things the way everyone else does? This workshop is about shedding the expectations we’ve absorbed from the business world and redefining what meaningful success looks like for you. We'll build on the workshops and discussions that we've had throughout the week and explore how to make brave, aligned business decisions, set boundaries, and create a trail map that supports the life you want—not just the one you think you should have.

Farewell dinner at camp is included. Sample meals may include tacos, pasta, gyros, curries, burgers, and stir-fries, all served with a fresh side salad and dessert. Your camp menu will vary, crafted from your guide's culinary repertoire to offer a unique dining experience each night!

As our journey together comes to a close, let's gather one last time for a special closing discussion to reflect on this transformative week together. This session offers a space for heartfelt reflections, meaningful connections, and a renewed sense of purpose as we prepare to return to our creative lives at home. Come ready to share your highlights, insights, and moments of inspiration, and leave feeling empowered and ready to “stay wild” on the wonderful journey ahead.

Overnight in Squamish

Breakfast at camp is included. Most mornings feature a cold breakfast, though occasionally a hot meal is served when time allows. Typical camp breakfasts include bagels, toast, yogurt, cereal, fruit, juice, and coffee or tea.

TrovaTrip will provide one transfer to Vancouver International Airport (YVR) on the last day. Please book your flights after 2pm. The exact transfer time will be confirmed closer to departure, based on the flight details provided. Travelers with flights outside of the recommended timeframe will need to arrange their own transfer to the airport.

As we close this chapter of our journey, we’ll come together for a meaningful rewilding ceremony—a commitment to ourselves to carry forward what we've discovered this week, to stay aligned, and keep creating with purpose.