Yeah. Mostly a weekend with our people, with a ceremony sprinkled in. We love you. You're a part of our story and we want to keep it that way.
Come camp with us! If you want to camp and need gear, text Erin or Alex. If you want to rent a van or RV, check out outdoorsy.com or Cruise America in Missoula. AirBnB or hotels in Lakeside or Rollins are the closest options for comfier stays. Approximately 15 minute drive to the venue.
Not much. There is no power, no potable water, and limited to no phone service. There are pit toilets. Bring lots of water for you to have available at your camp and we will have drinking water available in common areas. Showers? The lake! We will also bring a couple of sun showers and set up a lil spot. Make friends with people with vans that have showers. Also, we don't care if you're smelly. We are in bear country, so keep all your trash and all your food in your car. We will do a big trash collection and trash run at the end of the weekend.
We will have coffee/breakfast snacks on Saturday morning for you, and dinner Saturday night. Beer/wine Friday night and beer/wine/cocktails will be provided Saturday.
Mostly casual for everything (Friday and Saturday dinner). Dress up Saturday morning for the ceremony. Bring the 70s/funk/disco for the dance party. Party shirts if you want, if you're biking. I don't care if you wear white to any of this.
Yes, okay yay! We get exclusive access to the park on Saturday. They will have as many (up to 4) shuttles running as we want and need. If you bike on Saturday, please shoot Alex or Erin a Venmo for $50. If you are just trying it out for like, a lap, please don't worry about this. We will also probably be biking on Friday. Maybe Sunday too. If you want to do that too, just buy a ticket on the website.
Okay, yay! There is a big giant beautiful lake! Rent a boat, or a paddle board or whatever! Go to the beach and read a book! Or stick around camp and be camp mami and play games aaaaaall day. Go on a hike! Go to Lakeside or Big Fork or Whitefish and have lunch! The entrance to Glacier is just over an hour away. The Going to the Sun Road will most likely still be closed to cars which means its a great easy pedal on the paved road.