We will be providing dinner and drinks on Friday and Saturday night. For any other meals, we kindly ask our guests to bring their own coffee fixings, meals for breakfasts and lunches, and snacks.

An outdoor, on-site kitchen will be available for cooking, equipped with gas stovetops, ovens, running water, and potable drinking water. The kitchen is stocked with pots, pans, plateware, cups, and utensils, so there’s no need to bring your own cookware. While refrigerators are available, space is limited and cannot be guaranteed. If possible, please bring a cooler to help ensure those traveling from out of the area have access to the fridge. Don’t forget to bring a water bottle to stay hydrated throughout the weekend!

As much as we adore your furry friends, we kindly ask that you leave them at home.

While we love your little ones, we’ve decided to make our wedding a kid-free celebration to ensure a relaxing and enjoyable atmosphere for all our guests. We hope you can take this as an opportunity to tear up the dancefloor and cut loose for a special weekend away or night out. That said, we completely understand that parents of infants or toddlers may need to bring them along, so we are happy to make exceptions for them.

Yes, fresh and clean spring water is available on-site. We recommend bringing a water bottle to stay hydrated throughout the weekend, as the high desert is NO JOKE!

Yes, bathrooms and showers are available on-site. Consider bringing the following: soap, shampoo, toothbrush, toothpaste, bath towel, sunscreen, and any other personal hygiene products.

For safety reasons, individual campfires won’t be permitted during the weekend. However, we’re planning to host an organized and supervised campfire that will be approved by the camp hosts depending on weather conditions and fire risk. All other fires, candles, and open flames are strictly prohibited.

Yes, parking is available on-site. However, carpooling is encouraged.