55°34'N · 118°48'W
The Explorer's
Ledger.
Experiences at Woods & Wild
An intentional escape.
Woods & Wild was created as an analog space — a place to slow down, reconnect, and be present. We do not offer Wi-Fi, inviting you to step away from the distractions of everyday life and reconnect with nature, with others, and with yourself.
For guests who want to fully unplug, we offer a voluntary surrender box with charging ports. Just place your devices inside, keep them charged for emergencies if needed, and enjoy that uninterrupted time together.
Included With Every Stay
The essentials.
Wood-fired Hot Tub
Private
Cold Plunge
Private
Walking Trails
Quiet
Campfire Area
Private
Stargazing
Unfiltered
Outdoor Games
Included
Board Game Selection
Curated
Record Player & Handpicked Records
Analog
No Wi-Fi. On purpose.
An analog space to step away from everyday distractions.
The Surrender Box
Voluntary. Charged. Ready for emergencies — otherwise tucked away.
Make It Memorable
Optional add-ons.
All add-ons are reserved and paid for at the time of booking, subject to availability, and may have limited capacity.
Your stay, your pace.
Beyond the Property
Things to Do Nearby
Whether you're looking for a little adventure or a quiet afternoon, the Peace Country offers plenty to discover. Spend the day golfing, canoeing or paddleboarding, wander through the beautiful gardens at Dunvegan, or explore the charm and history of our local museums and small towns. However you choose to explore, there's more than enough to fill your days between peaceful soaks in the wood-fired hot tub and evenings beneath the northern lights.
Golf & Dining
Chinook Valley Golf Course
A challenging 9-hole course just 5 minutes from the dome, with a full licensed clubhouse and covered deck overlooking the fairways.
Day Use, Lakes & Beaches
Hilltop Lake Day Use Area
A low-key, off-the-beaten-path spot tucked into the forest, 15 minutes away. Sandy beach for swimming and wading, a playground, picnic tables, fire pits and an open shelter — no crowds, just quiet lake time.
Kakut Lake
A small, stocked rainbow trout lake 15 minutes away with a playground, picnic area and canoe/kayak access (no power boats). A relaxed spot for a family fishing afternoon.
Richardson Pioneer Central Peace Aquatic Centre
Spirit River's outdoor pool — a family favorite featuring two speed slides, a corkscrew slide, diving board, lazy river, beach entry, whirlpool and a shaded gazebo. 15 minutes away.
History & Gardens
Historic Dunvegan Provincial Park
A national historic site on the banks of the Peace River, with four original restored buildings, guided tours, hiking trails and views of Alberta's longest vehicle suspension bridge. 20–30 minutes away.
Dunvegan Market Gardens
Right next to Historic Dunvegan — 16 flavors of ice cream, a 10-hole mini golf course, and U-pick strawberries in season.
Spirit River & District Museum
Eleven historic buildings including a 1934 cabin, a 1920 schoolhouse, and artifacts dating back over 11,000 years. 15 minutes away.
Philip J. Currie Dinosaur Museum
A world-class paleontology museum near the Pipestone Creek Bonebed, with a restaurant, gift shop and outdoor playground. 45 minutes away.
Local Eats
Spirit River Pizza & Donair
15 minutes away.
Spirit River Restaurant
Chinese & Canadian. 15 minutes away.
Penguin Dairy Drive Inn
15 minutes away, in Spirit River, AB.
Mikie's Wheel Inn
Rycroft, 15 minutes away. A special one for us — Chinese and Canadian comfort food, and the spot where Robin and I had our first date.
Heilan Beer House
Fairview, 45 minutes away. A family-friendly craft brewery with a wood-fired pizza oven and rotating taps.
Necessities
MJ's Woking General Store
Two minutes away — groceries, convenience items, and a full liquor selection if you run out of wine, beer, or the basics.