A white tipi standing in an open grassy clearing on a foggy morning at Peavine Lake Wilderness Camp, surrounded by tall spruce and leafless trees. The sun glows softly through the mist above the treeline, and the foreground shows damp grass and low shrubs, creating a quiet, atmospheric scene of Indigenous-led wilderness.

Welcome, Táwow

Aseniwuche Pimâtisiwin is operated by the Aseniwuche Winewak Nation and is an experience of our people, culture and traditional lands in the eastern slopes of the Rocky Mountains.

Come experience the Rocky Mountain Cree way of Life.

Aseniwuche Winewak-Led. Rooted In the Land

This is our home. We invite you to experience it.

Here, our Elders, guides and knowledge keepers invite you to experience the land through our stories, knowledge and way of life – while enjoying the comfort and hospitality of a truly unique wilderness stay.

Learn more about the Aseniwuche Winewak Nation below.

Our story

Stewardship

Guided by Rocky Mountain Cree teachings, we care for Peavine Lake through low-impact infrastructure, shared guardianship and visitor experiences that respect the local wildlife, water-ways, and the stories held here.

Our commitments

Your Journey begins here.