HOLIDAY CAMPS

Ability Levels: All | Half-Day or Full-Day

Our Holiday Ski Camps are the perfect way for young skiers to spend their school break on the mountain! These multi-day programs combine skill development, adventure, and fun while helping skiers build confidence and make new friends.

Each day, participants ski with the same coach and group whenever possible, allowing them to build connections and progress in a fun, supportive learning environment. Groups are organized by age and ability to ensure skiers are learning alongside others with similar skills and goals.

Please refer to our online Ability Chart before registering to ensure your child is placed in the appropriate group.

Lift ticket and equipment not included.

Kinder Camp

Designed for our youngest skiers, Kinder Camp introduces children ages 3–5 to the joy of skiing through fun activities, games, and skill-building exercises. Our coaches focus on creating a positive first experience while helping young skiers develop confidence, balance, and independence on snow.

Program Details

Ages: 3–5
Ability Levels: 1-3
Coach-to-Participant Ratio: 4:1
Times: 10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. or 12:30pm-2:30pm

Pricing

3-Day Camp: $340
2-Day Camp: $225 (available December 30–31 only)

3-Day Camp Dates

December 21–23
December 27–29
December 30–31 (2-Day Camp Only)
January 2–4
March 15–17
March 17–19
March 22–24

Contact us at 778-457-5001 to book

Junior Camp

Junior Camp is designed for young skiers looking to build their skills, explore the mountain, and have fun with other skiers of similar ability. With a full day on snow, participants have more time to develop technique, explore new terrain, and build confidence with their coach and group.

Program Details

Ages: 6–12
Ability Levels: 2-5
Coach-to-Participant Ratio: 6:1
Times: 9:30 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.

Pricing

2-Day Full-Day Camp: $325 (Lunch Included — available December 30–31 only)
3-Day Full-Day Camp: $415 (Lunch Included)
1-Day Drop-In (available only when space allows): $255 (Lunch Included)

3-Day Camp Dates

December 21–23
December 27–29
December 30–31 (2-Day Camp Only)
January 2–4
March 15–17
March 17–19
March 22–24

Contact us at 778-457-5001 to book

Required Equipment:

  • Minimum 16” bike with front and rear hand brakes. No coaster brakes allowed disk brakes highly recommended.
  • Front suspension is recommended but not required for the lower levels.
  • Well-fitted quality bike helmet mandatory. Gloves, Knee, Elbow pads are highly recommended.
  • Kids must carry their own water and snacks. Lunch & Spare clothes can be stored at RED.
  • All equipment will be inspected daily to ensure safety and risk management.
  • Appropriate bike clothing

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF RISKS, MEDICAL INFORMATION AND CONSENT FORM:

Notice to parents and guardians: The acknowledgment of risks, medical information and consent form must be completed by the parent or guardian of each participant.

General Information

Lesson registration for the 2026/27 season to be announced soon.

  • Book the following lessons online:
  • Daily private and group lessons can be booked over the phone or through email. Please call 778-457-5001 or email snowschool@redresort.com
  • Unless stated, lessons do not include lift passes or rental equipment.
  • Lessons must be booked in advance. Day-of bookings may be accepted if there is availability. Program availability and lesson formats are subject to change. Guests participating in a lesson receive 20% off their lift ticket when you purchase them in the Snow School building.
  • We require all children age 12 and under to be picked up by a parent at the end of their lesson.
  • Season Passholders: Book online to receive your Season Pass Discount, or call 778-457-5001 or email snowschool@redresort.com

Know Before You Go:

Welcome to your ski or snowboard lesson with Red Mountain Snow School! If you are about to join us for a lesson out on the slopes, there are a couple of things to know before you get here.

  • Come dressed to be outside! Lesson participants should come prepared in warm winter jackets, snow pants, mitts or gloves & a face warmer/neck tube. We recommend long ski socks and wool or fleece base layers to wear underneath your clothes. Hand warmers and toe warmers can be purchased in our Piste Off Retail Shop.
  • Helmets are mandatory for everyone 18 and under, and highly recommended for everyone 19+. Goggles are recommended to help with snow, sun and wind.
  • If you have your own equipment, please ensure it fits before your lesson starts. If you are renting equipment, arrive an hour early to get through the rental shop before your lesson starts.
  • All program participants are required to have a lift ticket or season’s pass on them during a lesson.

  • Red Mountain Snow School is located in a log cabin between the Magic Carpet and Silverlode Chairlift. Come check in with our Snow School staff 5-10 minutes before your lesson starts and we will show you where to meet your instructor.
  • All lessons will start promptly at the scheduled start time. Allow yourself enough time to pick up pre-purchased lift tickets or rental equipment before heading to your lesson.
  • Meet your instructor at outside the signed meeting zone/flag approximately 10 minutes before your scheduled lesson. The flag colour corresponds to your ability level (see our Ability Level chart if you are unsure).
  • Your lesson will end back in the same location where you started. Please note that all children 12 and under must be picked up at the end of their lesson.

Ability Levels

Level 1 – Never Ever

skiSKI - Has never skied before, cannot stop independently/control speed

skiSNOWBOARD - Has never snowboarded before, cannot stop independently/control speed.

Level 2 – Beginner

skiSKI - Can ski in a snow plow, turning and stopping safely on gentle terrain. In control riding the Magic Carpet and I am working towards being comfortable on Green runs.

skiSNOWBOARD - Can side slip on the heel and toe edge, and stop safely. Can change direction side to side (pendulum) and am learning to make individual turns. In control riding the Magic Carpet and I am working towards being comfortable on Green runs.

Level 3 – Novice

skiSKI - Can ski some parallel, may start my turns with a snow plow on steeper terrain. Can sometimes ski in uneven snow on sides of run. I am working towards skiing Blue runs. Can ski all runs on Silverlode chairlift, and progressing to intermediate runs on other chairlifts such as Topping and Paradise Chairlift.

skiSNOWBOARD – Can link turns on Green runs. Working on linking turns on Blue runs. Can get on and off chairlifts with confidence. Comfortable riding the Silverlode Chairlift, and progressing to intermediate runs on other chairlifts such as Topping and Paradise Chairlift.

Level 4 – Intermediate

skiSKI – Can consistently parallel ski on all groomed terrain. Using poles to pole plant. Working on skiing ungroomed snow, some trees and moguls. Comfortable riding Topping Creek and Paradise Chairlift.

skiSNOWBOARD - Can confidently link turns on Blue runs. Uses the lower body to control snowboard. Working on riding ungroomed snow, some trees and moguls. Comfortable riding Topping Creek and Paradise Chairlift.

Level 5 – Advanced

skiSKI – Can parallel ski on all Black groomed runs. I can hold an edge on steep terrain, and carve turn on Blue runs. I can ski with control through trees and bumps on Blue and some Black runs. Working on mastering rhythm and control in all areas. Comfortable riding all chairlifts.

skiSNOWBOARD - Can confidently ride all groomed runs and working on developing my performance riding. I can stay centered and mobile over my board when riding moguls and variable terrain. I am comfortable riding at speed on all Blue and Black tree runs. Working on mastering rhythm and control in all areas. Comfortable riding all chairlifts.

Cancellation Policy

  • All lessons must be paid in full at the time of booking. Enrollment for all programs, camps, and lessons is on a first-come, first-served basis. Wait-list options are available once a program or camp reaches full capacity.
  • Lessons may be refunded or re-booked more than 48 hours prior to the lesson start time, subject to a $25 administration fee per lesson. Any re-booked lesson must be scheduled within the current season. Within 48 hours of the lesson start time, lessons are non-refundable and cannot be rescheduled. Guests who arrive late may not be able to join their lesson.
  • All lessons are subject to cancellation due to low enrollment or extreme weather. If RED Mountain cancels a lesson, participants will be offered the option to re-book or receive a refund to the original method of payment.
  • Camp and club programs are offered at a package price; therefore, missed or unused lesson days are not eligible for refunds or rescheduling.
  • RED Mountain reserves the right to refuse enrollment or remove a participant from any lesson, camp, or program if their behaviour is unsafe, disruptive, inappropriate, or interferes with the safety or enjoyment of other participants. Whenever appropriate, Snow School staff will work with participants and parents/guardians to address behavioural concerns before removal; however, serious incidents may result in immediate dismissal. Participants who are removed from a lesson, camp, or program due to behavioural or conduct issues are not eligible for a refund, credit, or rescheduling of any unused portion of the program.