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How To Get Here

ARRIVING AT OUR BASE CAMP

The Road Less Travelled

Getting to Hunter Valley Adventures Off Grid Wellness is more than simply finding a destination. It is the first step in leaving behind the noise of modern life and reconnecting with nature. As cell service fades and the wilderness begins to unfold around you, you’ll know you’re getting closer. Forest roads, mountain views, creek crossings, and endless open skies replace traffic lights and crowded streets, setting the stage for the experience ahead. Take your time, enjoy the journey, and remember: some of the best places aren’t found at the end of the easiest roads.

From NORTH on Hwy #22 (Cowboy Trail)
22 km from Hwy #27, turn right (West) at Township Road 304 (signs for “Burnt Timber Road”).

From SOUTH on Hwy #22 (Cowboy Trail)
5 km past Cremona, turn left (West) at Township Road 304 (signs for “Burnt Timber Road”).

Directions from Burnt Timber Road
The Burnt Timber Road is paved for the first 27 km. Follow it until you reach the old Gas Plant site.

Shortly before the turn, you will see a large Ghost Public Land Use Zone sign.
Look for a sign with our information on your right on the gravel road.

Entering the Forestry Reserve

Turn right on the gravel road that goes around the plant, entering the forestry reserve.

Stay on this road for 22 km (do not take any off-shoot roads).

Landmarks Along the Way

  • At 11 km: Cross a one-lane bridge at Fallen Timber Creek. Keep going.
  • At 17 km: Navigate a hairpin corner—you’re almost there.
  • At 22 km: Look for the HVA Rafting Camp turn-off on your right.

Arriving at Camp
Enter through the big green gate and follow the road 150 meters into camp.
You can park in the field up top and walk down with your things or drive directly into camp.

If You Miss the Turn
If you reach a second one-lane bridge, you have gone 1 km too far.

Turn around and look for the green gate on your left.

From MOUNTAIN AIRE LODGE
Head SOUTH on Hwy #40 Forestry Trunk Road for 12 km, then turn left on Stud Creek Road (sign reads “private road 50/km”).

After 5 km, you will reach the Burnt Timber Compressor Station—turn right.
After 4.5 km, cross a one-lane bridge over Burnt Timber Creek.
1 km after the bridge, look for the HVA Camp turn-off on the left.

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Our onsite staff is trained in Wilderness First Aid and is very comfortable in an Outdoor Environment. We have first aid kits and AEDs on site. For health and hygiene, the campsite is equipped with handwashing stations featuring foot-pump running water, as well as hand sanitizer near the outhouses. Our garbage is all kept in bear proof locations and we actively practice Leave No Trace Principles.
Yes, the off-grid cabins and glamping setups are explicitly designed to be perfect for families and first-time campers seeking a simple outdoor experience. The property features a dedicated Family Cabin that sleeps up to six people, offering a double bed on the main floor and a loft with two additional double beds. Other options, like the Riverview Geodome, can comfortably sleep up to four people using a double bed and a trundle bed.
Because we operate as a rustic, off-grid basecamp, there is no running water, power, or modern indoor plumbing. Instead of traditional bathrooms and showers, guests use three outhouses that are stocked with hand sanitizer and outdoor hand washing stations. There is also a shared common outdoor wash station with foot-pump running water specifically designated for handwashing and brushing teeth.
Yes, it is actually a requirement! We are not close to any grocery stores or amenities. Cooking facilities are readily available for all guests. We provide an outdoor kitchen and a communal indoor cookhouse that includes an indoor firepit, large picnic tables, BBQ access, and dishes. If you prefer a more secluded setup, booking the Riverview Cabin or the Riverview Geodome provides you with a private cooking area and personal cooking equipment.
Although the company's era of guided whitewater rafting is coming to a close, experienced independent paddlers are still welcome to use the site as a basecamp to explore the Upper Red Deer River. During your stay, you can enjoy exploring local hiking trails, fishing along the river, and stargazing. For guided outdoor adventures, you can book biologist-led river fishing lessons or guided forest walks, or reach out to HVA staff to set you up with an adventure with one of our local partners - trail riding and white water rafting are two very popular options.