Strongly Suggested

-Layers, including hat and gloves and good socks for warmth.

-A coat that can get smokey from the fire pit

-A rain jacket, just in case

-Activewear for lawn games, hiking and capture the flag

-Bathing suit and towel for the hot tub, sauna and cold plunge! (If you’re flying in, no worries about the towel)

-Reusable water bottle, ideally something distinctive so you keep track of it

-Headlamp or flashlight

-Bug spray + sunscreen

-Toiletries including shampoo

-Extra food & drinks as desired (see “What’s the deal with food?” and “What’s the deal with booze?” on the q+a page for more info)

For Parents

-Long range baby monitors that don’t rely on wifi, and everything else you all always bring for your kiddos because you’re amazing parents

For Campers:

-Your camping stuff, duh.

Optional

-Yoga mat or towel if you want to yoga!

-Instruments for campfire strumming

-Costumery

-A mountain bike, helmet & shoes (these won’t be provided, but we welcome you to bring your own gear and you can tool around on your own or our amazing friend Jordan will lead an intermediate/advanced ride)

-Fly-fishing stuff if you’re an advanced fisherperson and can take yourself (otherwise we recommend booking with an outfitter before 3pm on Thurs or Sunday after 11am, because this is prime fishing territory)

Colorado people/those who are arriving by car

-Lawn games! Things like Kuub, glow in the dark bocce ball, badminton rackets + birdies, hippie horseshoes

-Picnic blanket and camp chairs, especially if you plan to spectate rather than participate in adult summer camp

-Outdoor kids activities for 2 - 7 year olds

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