Calgary Alberta West Stake

A Walk
With Him
Adventure

"Behold my Spirit is upon you, wherefore all thy words will I justify; and the mountains shall flee before you, and the rivers shall turn from their course; and thou shalt abide in me, and I in you; therefore walk with me."
— Moses 6:34
August 24–28, 2026  ·  Payne Lake, near Waterton
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Dates & Times

Departure

Monday, August 24

Arrive at the West Stake Centre

8:30 AM

Return

Friday, August 28

Return to the West Stake Centre

2:30 PM

Where We're Headed

Location

Payne Lake Family Campground

Just outside of Waterton National Park, Alberta

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Built For

Who It's For

All Young Men

This camp is designed to strengthen faith, build leadership and unity, and provide meaningful outdoor and spiritual experiences for our young men.

Strengthen Faith

Build Leadership

Foster Unity

Join the Adventure

Registration

Registration Deadline

July 15, 2026

Cost Per Participant

TBD

What the Fee Covers

General camp costs, food, and a commemorative item

Cancellation & Refund Policy

You can cancel or receive a full refund at any time.

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Before You Come

Required Forms

Church Permission & Medical Release Form

Required for all participants — complete and bring to camp.

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Gear Up

Packing List

Clothing

  • ▸Swimwear (if applicable)
  • ▸Warm layers
  • ▸Rain gear
  • ▸Sturdy shoes
  • ▸Sleeping clothes

Camping Gear

  • ▸Tent (if not provided)
  • ▸Sleeping bag (rated for temp)
  • ▸Sleeping pad
  • ▸Flashlight / headlamp
  • ▸Water bottle

Personal Items

  • ▸Toiletries
  • ▸Sunscreen
  • ▸Bug spray
  • ▸Scriptures
  • ▸Notebook & pen

Do NOT Bring

  • ✕Fireworks
  • ✕Knives
  • ✕Electronics
  • ✕Energy drinks
The Adventurer's Code

Expectations

Come with a positive attitude

Come to make friends

Come to be a friend

Prepare physically, mentally, and emotionally for camp

Parent Information

Frequently Asked Questions

Can my son bring a phone?
Yes, phones are allowed at camp.
What if he needs medication?
He should bring it with him, or give it to a leader to hold for safekeeping.
What if he gets homesick?
He can call home. But prepare him now for this — a little homesickness is normal and passes quickly once he's engaged with activities and friends.
What happens in bad weather?
As long as it's safe outside, we will continue with our activities. If needed, we will gather in a large shelter or, if necessary, end the camp early.
Can parents visit during camp?
No. Parent visits during camp are not available, but we will keep families updated throughout.
Will photos be posted? How will parents be updated?
Yes, photos will be posted and parents will receive updates during camp. Details on where photos will be shared are coming soon.
Get In Touch

Contact

Camp Director

Steve Kunn

[email protected]
(403) 909-5866