No.

This is a women’s gathering on the land.

There is no structured schedule, no staff, and no one directing your experience.

You are free to participate, rest, share, or simply be.

Yes.

If you truly identify as a woman, you are welcome here.

All ages are welcome.

Minors must be accompanied and supervised by a parent or guardian.

Alcohol and cannabis are not permitted for anyone under 21.

No.

You do not need to be “spiritual” or have any prior experience.

You are welcome exactly as you are.

Yes.

Many women arrive on their own and naturally find connection here.

This is a rustic, outdoor setting.

Please bring your own:

• Tent or RV
• Bedding
• Food

There are shared spaces (group tent and cabin tents), but most participants camp independently.

Yes.

There is a campground toilet available on site.

Water, tea, and some shared food will be available.

This gathering is co-created.

When women contribute—food, tea, supplies, music, presence—it becomes something richer for everyone.

This is a women’s gathering.

However, there is dispersed camping across the street (first come, first serve) where partners may stay nearby.

There is no dress code.

Clothing is optional and always a personal choice.

There may be nudity in these spaces.

You are encouraged to choose what feels comfortable, respectful, and aligned for you, while remaining aware of the shared space.

• Tent or RV
• Warm clothing (nights are cold)
• Food and water
• Journal (optional)
• Instruments, art supplies, or anything you feel called to share

Yes, there may be nudity within the gathering, particularly around the sweat lodge and water.

This is a natural and respectful environment, not a sexualized one.

You are never required to participate in any way that feels uncomfortable.

Cell service is generally available in the area.

There is no WiFi.

You are welcome to stay connected as needed, while also allowing space to be present with the land and the gathering.

That’s okay.

This is a fluid gathering.

Come and go as needed.

The water is cold, clear, and invigorating.

Some experience it simply as a physical reset.

Others experience it as something deeper.

Participation is always optional.

Yes, friendly dogs are welcome.

Please ensure your dog is well-behaved and does not disrupt the space.

Bob, the camp mascot, a friendly dog, will be there.

He is put away at night when things become more active.

No.

This is a space for connection, not commerce.

Light, mindful use of alcohol such as wine, chicha, or beer is welcome after the sweat lodge.

This is not a space for intoxication.

Please stay aware of your body, your environment, and the shared experience.

No.

Nothing is required. Everything is an invitation.

You are always free to:

• Participate
• Observe
• Step away

Your body leads.

Come with:

• Respect
• Awareness
• Willingness to contribute in your own way

This is a co-created space.

The sweat lodge is a ceremonial space of heat, prayer, and release.

It can be physically and emotionally intense.

Participation is always optional.

Arrival details will be shared after registration.

You are welcome to arrive on the first day and settle in at your own pace.

We will be cleaning up on the final day (27th), and support with breakdown is appreciated.

Plant medicine is a part of the gathering.

Cannabis may be present.

Some participants may choose to work with medicinal mushrooms as part of their personal journey.

You are fully responsible for your own choices and your own experience.

This is not the focus of the gathering.

Nothing here is required. Everything is a personal choice.

There may be music, drumming, and activity into the night.

There are also quieter spaces available.

Please bring what you need to rest comfortably.

That is completely welcome.

You are encouraged to listen to your body and take space whenever needed.

If you require support or special arrangements, please reach out in advance.

We will do our best to accommodate where possible.

Yes.

Small children are welcome, as long as they are supervised and their presence does not disrupt others’ experience.

Please be mindful when taking photos or videos.

Always ask consent before capturing others.

This is a shared, personal space.

The gathering ends on the 27th, and we will be cleaning up that day.

Volunteers are welcome and appreciated for breakdown and cleanup.

You are welcome to move to dispersed camping afterward if you wish to stay longer in the area.

This is a self-directed, outdoor gathering.

There are inherent risks, and you are responsible for your own safety, well-being, and decisions.

This space is rooted in awareness, respect, and community care.

Respect each other’s experience.

Move with awareness.

Honor space.

Listen when needed.

Yes.

Photos and/or video may be taken during the gathering.

If you prefer not to be photographed, please communicate this clearly to the host.

Then sit with that.

This gathering is not meant for everyone.

But if something in you feels a quiet pull…

that’s worth listening to.