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More About Water Spirit Spa & Retreats Inc.
Newly launched in 2021, we offer unique Metis cultural retreats, workshops, bell tent, tipi & trappers tent camping and massage therapy. Our commitment to authentic experiences, exceptional services and experience rejuvenate body, mind and spirit. We never stop improving, and are continuing to expand our offerings.
Our Services
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Metis Experiences
This is one of our most popular services available. It’s made a big difference for many of our customers, and is provided with the highest level of excellence. We do our best to offer hands on authentic experiences. Whenever you work with Water Spirit Spa & Retreats Inc., you can trust that you’re in great hands utilizing local knowledge and knowledge keepers.

Stargazer Bell Tent, Tipi & Trapper’s Tent Camping
Escape to the country
New this year is our stargazer bell tent 300 sq feet of space, suitable for small family or group. Â Escape the light pollution and embrace the starry night skies. Bring your clothes, blankets and camping gear to your comfort. We will supply the fire pit, portapotties, potable water, hand washing stations and picnic tables.

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Next Level Service
We have worked with Right to Play Canada, Head Start, Honoring Life Program to offer group experiences; including Metis Survival Skills, Canoe Trip & Survival Basics, Metis History - Bannock on a Stick, Pemmican Making
This is a sample of what we have provided, what experience would you like to create?


Opening Hours
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Friday to Sunday - Day Activities - Group Retreats or Camping in Fishing Lake
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Massage in St. Paul Location by appointment
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Water Spirit Spa & Retreats is located on Fishing Lake Métis Settlement within the Treaty 6 Territory and Métis Nation of Alberta Region 2. We acknowledge this land as our traditional territories along with many Indigenous peoples including the Nêhiyaw (Cree), Denesųłiné (Dene), Iyarhe Nakoda (Stoney Nakoda), Anishinaabe (Saulteaux) and Siksikaitsitapi (Blackfoot Confederacy) whose footsteps have marked this territory since time immemorial
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