There are five main bathroom and shower areas throughout camp, shared by all.

We ask that guests register before camp. They are welcome to join us by arrangement. We have guest fees for meals, sleep-overs, and classes. Dropping in on a class can be tricky, depending on the curriculum or whether the class … Continue reading →

Tent cabins are our main lodging; they are canvas tents stretched over permanent wooden frames, situated on decks of various sizes; we provide single beds and mattresses, you must bring bedding, pillows, sleeping bags or blankets. We have a very … Continue reading →

Yes.   Open at certain times of the day for children under 16 under supervision of our lifeguard.

Instruments may be stored in Small Dorm B. We lock the door at the end of the day. Be sure to put your name on your instrument.

Unfortunately our pets must stay at home, they are not allowed in camp.

We will work with you and accommodate many dietary restrictions, but may not be able to meet all your needs. A refrigerator is available on the dining hall back deck for people with special diets and/or medicine that must be … Continue reading →

There is a phone in the dance hall; you must have a prepaid long distance phone card (available at camp store). Cell service and Internet connections are not available at camp. Raymond’s Bakery across the street has WIFI.

Evenings are cool under the redwoods. We advise sweaters, warm jackets and hats for outside evening performances and plenty of blankets or extra sleeping bags. See our “What to Bring to Camp” checklist.

Check this list as you pack – and make sure to stow this packet with your class assignments in your suitcase. It should answer all of your question at camp as well as before. PERSONAL GEAR FOR EACH CAMPER (be … Continue reading →