FAQs
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You want us to stay the whole weekend?
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Yes! We want to spend as much time as possible with friends and family. All guests are encouraged to arrive Friday and are welcome to stay until Sunday morning.
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So we're staying at a kid's summer camp?
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Yes! Camp Lenox is able to accommodate all of our guests comfortably. Guests will have access to the entire property, including the lake, hiking trails, and sports fields. Having all of our guests in one space allows everyone to relax and enjoy the weekend while spending quality time with family and friends.
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Do I have to stay at the camp?
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We realize that the camp setting is not for everyone. Guests are more than welcome to find their own accommodations and come to the camp during the day -HOWEVER- aside from cocktail hour and the reception dinner, meals will not be provided to guests who are not staying at the camp as the meal plan is included in with the nightly cost.
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What is the cost to stay at the camp?
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We are asking our guests to pay a small cost to stay at the camp. Guests will be asked to pay $160 per person for the whole weekend or $100 per person for Saturday night only when they RSVP for the wedding. This cost includes full use of the property, meals, alcohol, and nightly accommodations.
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Can I stay for just one night?
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While we encourage you to stay the whole weekend, we realize that may not be possible for everyone. Guests are welcome to stay as many nights as they wish.
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Where will we be sleeping?
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Camp Lenox has comfortable cabins with electricity, private bathrooms, and showers. The cabins have twin beds and cubbies for your personal belongings. Guests will be spaced out, ensuring that everyone is comfortable and nobody is forced onto a top bunk (unless you want to be!). Guests are also welcome to bring their own air mattresses or cots if desired. Pictures of the bunks can be found here: https://camplenox.wixsite.com/bunks
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I have a small child/baby. Is there a place for them to sleep?
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The cabins are equipped with twin bunk beds. If this is not a safe option for your little ones, guests with small children are encouraged to bring a pack n' play or other appropriate bedding options.
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Will we be able to choose our own cabins?
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Unfortunately, no. To streamline the arrival process, Neal and Emily will be assigning guests to cabins ahead of time. Guests will be grouped with friends or family.
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Do we have to bring our own bedding?
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No! Neal and Emily have rented linens for each guest. This includes a blanket, fitted sheet, flat sheet, pillow case, pillow, bath towel, hand towel, and face towel. The package does not include a beach towel. If guests would like to bring their own bedding or bring additional items, they are welcome to.
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Are meals included during our stay?
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Yes! We will kick the weekend off with a welcome dinner on Friday, followed by breakfast, lunch, and dinner on Saturday, and a brunch on Sunday.
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I have dietary restrictions/ allergies. Can the camp accommodate?
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Yes! When you RSVP let us know about any dietary restrictions or allergies that you have and we will make sure that you are taken care of!
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I have mobility issues. Will there be an easy way to get around the camp?
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Yes! Golf carts will be available for guests with mobility issues. We will also ensure that these guests are in cabins that accommodate their needs.
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What activities are available?
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Camp Lenox is situated on 170 acres. Guests have access to the lake, all of the sports facilities, hiking trails, and more. Below is a list of activities available to guests: -swimming -water trampoline -boating (canoes, kayaks, and sailboats) -hiking to a private waterfall -11 tennis courts (guest must bring their own rackets) -6 basketball courts (indoor and outdoor) -3 baseball/softball fields -football/ lacrosse field -soccer field -roller hockey rink -beach volleyball -archery -gaga pit (don't ask us what this is...) -2 movie theaters -arts and crafts -and many more!
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Will toiletries be provided?
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Neal and Emily will provide the basic toiletries (shampoo, conditioner, body wash) for each cabin to share. If you would prefer your own toiletries or require additional items, please bring them with you.
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What should I pack?
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Aside from your wedding attire, pack for a fun weekend! Below are few ideas to get your packing list started! -swimsuit -beach towel -sandals for the beach/showers -sneakers for sports, hiking, etc -flashlight/headlamp -beer coozies -sun hats -frisbees, lawn games, cards, etc.
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Can I bring my dog?
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Unfortunately, no. While we would love to have your furry friends spend the weekend, the camp does not allow guests to bring their pets.
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Can I bring my own alcohol
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*Technically* no. Alcohol will be provided at Friday's welcome BBQ and bonfire and on Saturday during cocktail hour and the reception. The camp is liable for the alcohol on the property and has asked that no outside alcohol is consumed, however, if a small a personal bottle makes its way into your suitcase, we won't tell. Just don't bring a keg.
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I hear there is a babysitter...?
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Yes! Babysitters will be available on site for $45 per child the night of the wedding. We want all the parents to have a fun and relaxing time! To ensure that the correct numbers of sitters are provided, we ask that you reserve your child’s spot when you RSVP for the wedding. If you wait until the night of the wedding, it is possible that you may be turned away if there are not enough sitters present for the number of children seeking care. Mamas and Babysiiters, the agency we are using, is fully licensed and insured. All sitters are certified in first aid and CPR. Each kid will receive a special goodie bag and the team will have activities plans for the kids while you dance the night away! Kids can be dropped off and picked up any time between 6:00pm-12:00am.