CREE NORTH ADVENTURES

The Tipi has accommodations for sleeping up to 5 people comfortably. It comes with sleeping cots and sleeping bags as well as camping accessories for cooking campfire meals or a hotplate. The Tipi has access to power and has WiFi in the adjacent house with an outdoor guest addition.

Additionally, the camp has a wall tent (trappers tent) to accommodate additional guests. The guests will have access to the house services nearby during allocated hours for shower use and indoor bathroom use (there is an outdoor porta potty) . The Tipi is located 10 minutes away from Meadow Lake and located on reserve in Flying Dust First Nation. This is a small family operation and we are looking to provide authentic Cree First Nation Indigenous tourism.

Ekosi The Mirasty's

Activities

Cree North Adventures offers corporate day retreats and an opportunity to learn about Cree Culture, History, Elder Teachings and much more.

Past Business Guests include:
Saskatchewan Health Authority
Wounded Warriors
The Children's Aid Society - Ontario

Recent Events

2023 Summer and Fall

May 2023 - The Wounded Warriors came for a visit. Two gentlmen from San Fransisco, California Area were in Meadow Lake to speak about suicide prevention. Both men were invovled in a succesful suicide intervention on the Golden Gate Bridge in California.

September 2023 - The Childrens Aid Society of Ontario came to visit Flying Dust to help connect to young men with their heritage in the community. We were able to help find relatives.

October 2023 - Guest travelled from southern Alberta and a 7 hour drive to visit Cree North Adventures and learn from an elder about the Cree people. He was originally from Isreal.

Summer / Fall 2022
The Saskatchewanderer made a visit in July 2022 to highlight the services we provide at Cree North Adventures.

September 2022 - Cree North Adventures - Winner of Hospitality Saskatchewan Indigenous Experiences Award

Events # 1 August 2021
Cree North Adventures hosted a half day cohort for research on Saskatchewan community food security and food sovereignty. The participants represented members of the Saskatchewan Health Authority, CHEP Good Food and the University of Saskatchewan. This cohort visited Cree North Adventures in August 2021 and we learned learned the following topics:
- Neva Mirasty experience in residential schools and growing up on the Red Pheasant First Nation part of the elder stories program.
- Mikiwahp (tipi) hands on set-up demonstration
- Marcia Mirasty talked loss of traditional parenting and Identity, she is a Indigenous wellness speaker in the Treaty 6 area of Saskatchewan and Alberta.
- Fresh Walleye campfire meal cooking demonstration
- Blaine Mirasty : talked about treaties and the history of Flying Dust, Cree people are still land based and practice traditional harvesting.
- Blaine talked about Flying Dust First Nation food security, young men will harvest wild meat and donate to FDFN community Fridge.
- FDFN Bison ranching - Bison farm for Buffalo harvesting and food security
- FDFN community garden, food security for FDFN membership.
- Provided a meal for the guests.

Event # 2 - October 2021
Two guests Sabrina and Tiffanie represented Vaolo travel experiences, a Quebec sustainable travel program.

Find us on Vaolo

We did a package tour of Tipi camping, canoeing in Makwa Lake Provincial Park, Horse Wagon ride with my cousin Jon, Fancy Dance shawl dance with my cousin Mia, Campfire cooking hands on moose meat stew with my Grandmother Deloras, tipi hands on demonstration set up and hiking in the Meadow Lake Provincial Park.