Prairie Crew Adventures
Outdoors Together
Prairie Crew Adventures is here to make outdoor adventures a way of life, from camping and hiking to biking, skiing, and playing. Along the way we help families have fun while creating lasting memories in the great outdoors.
Join Prairie Crew Adventures as we adventure through the prairies and the world, outdoors together.
Explore our blog for all things outdoors and adventures!
CBC Radio Winnipeg Interview
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CBC Radio Winnipeg Interview 〰️
We spend a lot of time outside, so much so, that we were recently interviewed by
CBC Radio Winnipeg!
Didn’t get to hear it live? Check out the link here to listen to us chat about the 1000 hours outside challenge and starting our family business!
How to Plan an
Outdoor Family Adventure
Planning an outdoor family adventure is exciting and fun but can also feel overwhelming. All the tasks required for planning can make your head spin. And then add kids to the mix… hard right?
You want an adventure where everyone is enjoying themselves. So how do you do it? How do you plan an incredible family adventure?
Prairie Crew Adventures is here to help!
Climate Crew
At Prairie Crew Adventures, our love for the earth runs deep, and we're committed to caring for it. We believe in taking personal and collective action to ensure a sustainable and liveable future for our children.
We strive to leave a positive impact on the world we cherish and hope that, with our guidance and support, you can do the same.
Prairie Crew Adventures acknowledges the land on which we operate, enjoy and explore. Winnipeg is located on Treaty 1 territory, the original lands of the Anishinaabe, Ininiwak, Anishininew, Dakota, and Dene peoples, and the homeland of the Red River Métis. We also explore in different regions of Manitoba, such as Treaty 2, 3, 4 and 5. We acknowledge that the water we drink each day is sourced from Shoal Lake 40 First Nation. We are educating ourselves about the atrocities committed by the government. Our commitment to Indigenous peoples, to the environment and the enjoyment of outdoor activities is deeply rooted in respecting and protecting the land, waterways, and ecosystems that have sustained Indigenous communities for generations. We are dedicated to promoting responsible outdoor practices, fostering a connection to nature, and actively supporting the ongoing efforts of Indigenous peoples to protect their lands and traditions.