FAQs

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What Time Does The Party Start Since Samantha Forgot to Put it on the Invite?

Answer

The party starts at 1 and goes until 6. Since food and drinks will be served all day, come when it works for you!

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What Should I Wear?

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We are not here to dictate what anyone wants to wear to dance and play (see activities & food for what you can expect). May weather can be finicky, so dress comfortably! You can always change into leggings, shorts, etc if you want to play. There will be places to change if you want to bring an outfit for activities that are different than for eating, drinking and dancing. Below are some suggestions, but you do you (or text Sam at 732-221-4113 if you have questions). Ladies Think spring dresses, jumpsuits, and fun pants. Not nearly as dressy as a regular wedding, but what you might wear to a nice dinner, a winery, etc. Stay away from heels. Remember, this is a camp! We recommend stable shoes - flats, wedges, even fun sneakers. Please no flip flops. Guys You are a little tricky. If you aren't planning on activities we suggest chino type pants and a polo or fun button down shirt. Think of what you may wear to a nice dinner or a BBQ. If you want to play, go with your gut! No heels please :)

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Where Do I Park?

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Use 74 Davidson's Mill Rd, North Brunswick Township, NJ 08902 for the address in your map app of choice. There is a large lot for all cars. There will be signs for the lot as well as signs for if you have gone too far or if you have not hit the lot yet and are at the camp's main entrance. If you run into any trouble, park at the main camp entrance and someone will be able to assist you.

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Can I Get Help Walking Around Camp?

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While the camp is not massive, there is a bit of a walk from the parking lot to seating. If you think you may need assistance walking, the camp has golf carts that can pick you up and bring you to your preferred drop off location. Let Sam (732-221-4113) know if you would like this ride so she can let the camp know how many they expect.