Support an Indigenous First Nations Support Our Woman-Owned Glamping Experience in Ontario, Canada.

Credit: Bear Standing Tall Cultural Awareness Trainer

Welcome to the Indigenous Glamping Experience brought to you by Pamela Carter, an Indigenous First Nations Health Resolutions Support Worker, and proud daughter of renowned Tsimshian artist, Arthur Bolton. Born into a heritage of resilience and rich culture, Pamela is stepping up to preserve her father’s artistic legacy by establishing a unique and immersive glamping experience.

‘Glamping’, a blend of glamour and camping, is gaining popularity as it combines the tranquillity of traditional camping with the luxury of a hotel. Our Indigenous Glamping Experience is set in the serene forest of Shannonville, Ontario, a unique glamping site featuring the ‘Indigi-dome’ – a 20-foot Indigenized hotel room, charming tiny homes, and soon-to-be-added tipis, all adorned with Arthur Bolton’s captivating Indigenous art.

This venture is more than just a business for Pamela, an intergenerational Residential School survivor. It’s a platform for education, healing, and authentic cultural experiences. The Indigenous Glamping Experience promises an escape from everyday life, immersing guests in the rich heritage of Indigenous Peoples of Turtle Island. To further enhance this cultural journey, guests will have complimentary access to an Indigenous awareness online course.

According to a recent survey, 68% of international tourists visiting Canada are interested in experiencing Indigenous culture. Our Indigenous Glamping Experience meets this demand, showcasing the incredible richness of Indigenous culture and the blend of ancient heritage with modern comforts.

Bear Standing Tall, our company located in Shannonville, Ontario, offers luxurious indigenous glamping experiences that include quality unique accommodations, vacation packages, outdoor experiences, locally produced meals, and wild adventure. As a tourism hub in Ontario, we provide a deeper understanding of indigenous cultures through land-based, experiential, authentic, and immersive activities.

Come and enjoy two days at our resort with indigenous experiential activities, food, music, and education. Experience storytelling, dance demonstrations, medicine walk teachings, Indigenous food, sacred fire and fireside teachings, and workshops from local Indigenous artisans, all while staying in a beautiful location with all the amenities.

We believe in building lifelong relationships, strategizing solutions for growth, and delivering the best to our customers. Join us on this journey, to learn, to heal, and to experience the richness of Indigenous culture. Let’s celebrate Pamela Carter, a true torchbearer of Indigenous art and a visionary in sustainable tourism.