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Summer Camp

Introduction
Cooking
Lectures
Activities

Pictures on Matthias Grabiak's site

Gerard Lum's camp website

Waterfall Hikes

Each year we schedule trips in groups of 12 (maximum allowed by the
Forest Service) to the beautiful waterfall in the Picayune Valley. The
total distance is about 7 miles round trip and takes from 5 to 7 hours,
allowing for the drive to and from the trailhead, a leisurely hike, and
time to eat and play at the falls. The trail has an elevation gain of
800 feet with some up and down along the way. Faster, shorter, or longer trips can be arranged for those interested.

"I had a wonderful, wonderful, did I say wonderful, delightful time at
camp this year. It was such a special treat to come back for the second
time because it really felt like a homecoming experience. You're just a
wonderful group of people."
                                                                                      M.S. Oakland, CA

Entertainment

From campfire gatherings featuring music, storytelling, dancing, and one of the best variety shows anywhere to vollyball, swimming, and walks in the woods, there is plenty of activity at the camp. We also will have our macrobiotic bookstore set up.


Children's  and Youths' Activities

We offer full children's and youths' programs for ages three through sixteen during the lecture times with plenty of macrobiotic learning experiences for all. Contact Carl Ferré before registering if you are bringing children under three years old or with specific questions about the children's program. Bicycle helmets are required for all people riding bicycles at camp. The children receive snacks as part of the afternoon program. You are welcome to bring your own snacks but we ask that your children eat them privately. Also, we ask that you check with the parents of other children before sharing snacks with them.