Camp Policies:
Honoring land, sobriety, and respectful wellness practices
Our goal is to honor the land and its stewards, have a safe space for sober people, and also strike a balance for those who use medical substances such as cannabis for personal wellness.
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Discreet THC use is allowed for personal, medicinal purposes, but only in non-smoking, non-vaporized forms. Please limit all cannabis consumption to edibles and tinctures only, and keep use low-key and respectful of others' space.
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Alcohol is not welcome at camp.
Pets - No pets are allowed.
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For the safety of your pets and the farm animals on the land, please leave pets at home.​​
Our COVID policies​
The health and safety of our camp community is a top priority. While our camp takes place primarily outdoors - which greatly reduces risk - we still take precautions to protect everyone’s well-being.
Here’s what we ask of all campers:
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Pre-Camp Testing Required: To help keep our camp community safe, all participants must test for COVID-19 before arrival. Here's what you need to know:
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Timing: Test 1–3 days before coming to camp.
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Type of test: PCR tests are more accurate and preferred if you can access one.
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If using a rapid (at-home) test:
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Take it right before you begin traveling to camp.
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Write your name and the date on a piece of paper next to the test.
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Take a photo of the test and paper as proof of your result.
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- Traveling on public transit? Please wear a high-quality mask.
- Forgot to test? We’ll have a few tests available on-site.
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Stay Home if Sick: If you’re feeling unwell or showing any symptoms (even mild ones), please stay home. We will do our best to help fill your spot and issue a refund per our cancellation policy.
Respect Personal Space & Comfort: We encourage everyone to be mindful of others’ comfort levels. Some folks may still prefer masks or distancing. Please be respectful.
Masking Optional: Masks are not required but always welcome, especially in shared indoor or enclosed spaces. KN-95 masks will be available on-site for anyone who wants one. If you develop respiratory symptoms, we will ask you to wear a mask.