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"We inspire personal growth and leadership through learning and playing in the outdoors."

Our Online Registration Process

Never registered for one of our programs before?:

Please sign-up at the top of the page. You only need to sign up once. Your information will be stored on our secure server.

First enter your information as a parent and then "Add a Child"and enter your child's information or other family member's information.

Already signed up?:

Please log in to your Account using your e-mail address as the Login and your personal password. You may edit your profile information or view your registrations and invoices by clicking on My Registrations on your profile page. If you change your e-mail address, move or have other changes please up-date your profile.

Wish to be wait-listed for a program that is full?:
Please log into your account and follow the normal registration process - at the end, you will receive a notice that you are on the wait list.

About Sasamat Outdoor Centre

Sasamat Outdoor Centre is part of the Association of Neighbourhood Houses of BC, a non-profit community-based organization established in 1894.

Located on the western shore of Sasamat Lake, only 9 km north of Port Moody Town Centre and an hour west of Vancouver, Sasamat Outdoor Centre offers a variety of programs such as Day Camp, Resident Camp, Family Camp and Facility Rentals for Community and School Groups. Sasamat Outdoor Centre offers campers the opportunity to participate in a wide range of outdoor activities in a safe, supervised environment and provides a peaceful wilderness setting with easy access to the hiking trails and recreational opportunities of Belcarra Regional Park and scenic Indian Arm Provincial Park. All programs are geared to the age and ability of the individual and to the interests of the group.

Sasamat Outdoor Centre has operated from its current location since 1986. Its predecessor, Camp Wallace, was situated on the opposite side of Sasamat Lake, on the site of popular White Pine Beach.

Sasamat Outdoor Centre is also an accredited member of the British Columbia Camping Association (BCCA), a voluntary non-profit association comprised of member camps whose primary purpose is to promote the quality of camping.

Share your Sasamat story

United Way of the Lower Mainland shares our belief that outdoor experiences are valuable training for personal growth and health and supports Sasamat Outdoor Centre in providing its programs. If you or a family member has been positively affected by the Sasamat experience, please take a moment and share your story with the United Way. Your story can help Sasamat Outdoor Centre to continue bringing the outdoors to children and families.