

Program and activities:
Registration includes all meals, water, snacks, activities and space to pitch your tent at two large group campsites.
Meals provided:
Friday: dinner
Saturday: breakfast lunch and dinner
Sunday: breakfast
Water, coffee and refreshments all weekend long.
Cabin rental does not include registration. Each cabin attendee must also register for the campout.
We are still finalizing the program, but you can expect AA speaker meetings, workshops, and a burning resentment bonfire, along with fun activities all weekend. The full event program will be released in October.
This is an open event, so please feel free to bring your family and loved ones with you!
Fishing is allowed on the lake. You are also welcome to bring your own kayaks and canoes.
Staying overnight:
Please bring a flashlight or headlamp along with everything else you need to camp. The group campsites are large and will be able to accommodate everyone.
Electricity is not provided. Outlets might be available for use at the pavilion or bathrooms, but not at the group camp sites or cabins. If you need power for your devices, bring a battery pack.
Bathrooms and showers are available.
If you are staying overnight, your car must be parked in the main lot or along a service road. No parking in the group campsite.
Tent camping is highly recommended. If you plan to car camp, you must be parked along a service road and not blocking any passageways. All equipment must stay inside your car. The campground does not allow rooftop tents or expandable awnings.
