FAQs

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What’s the dress code?

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For Saturday evening, we recommend “camp chic”—semi-formal/cocktail attire with sand and grass-friendly shoes. Weather permitting, our ceremony and cocktail hour will be held outside. The reception will be indoors. Friday night campfire and Sunday brunch are casual. Above is a sample packing list for anyone staying the weekend.

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Can we hang out at the camp if we’re not staying there?

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Yes, please do! The camp has tennis and basketball courts with equipment, an open waterfront for swimming and boating, and archery. If the weather doesn’t cooperate, there are plenty of indoor spaces for games and hanging out. Friday and Saturday evening we’ll have late-night campfires and s’mores. On Sunday, everyone is invited to brunch at the camp from 9-10 am.

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What time should we come to the camp?

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If you are staying overnight at Camp Cody, you’re welcome to check into your cabin starting at 4 pm on Friday or anytime on Saturday. All guests are welcome at the camp on Friday night for campfire and s’mores starting at 8 pm. On Saturday, come by anytime! We have a schedule of optional activities, and the waterfront, courts, and fields are open all day. The camp has boats, balls, rackets, etc. that you are welcome to use. The ceremony will begin at 2:30 pm, so please plan to arrive before then.

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Are there places to get food near the camp?

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Are there places to grab food near the camp? There are a handful of good food options near Camp Cody, including Hobb’s Tavern, Yankee Smokehouse, Farm to Table, Jake’s Seafood and Grill, and Rosie’s. North Conway, which is a 30-minute drive from the Camp, has lots of restaurants, shopping, and other activities. *Please be aware that the only meals served to guests staying at camp will be brunch, cocktail hour, and reception dinner on Saturday as well as brunch on Sunday. Dinner Friday evening will not be provided.

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Can I plan on using Uber to get to/from Camp Cody?

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No, it is highly unlikely you’ll be able to get an uber or other rideshare on Saturday, so please make sure you have a plan to get to/from Camp Cody for the ceremony and reception. There is plenty of space to park if you’d like to drive.

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Anything else I need to know?

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Camp Cody is a nut-free facility. If you bring any food to the camp, please make sure it doesn’t contain nuts.

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Are kids welcome?

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We would love to have your children at our wedding, but due to our large guest count, we are only allowing children of immediate family and wedding party members to attend.