Lodging & FAQs

Question

How do I book lodging at Ohana and what should I know about it?

Answer

Please copy and paste the following link in your browser to reserve a cabin or tent at Ohana: https://alohafoundation.org/sophia-bartels-and-akiyoshi-shimizu/ Each rustic Ohana cabin contains a living room, bedroom(s) with linens and blankets, a bathroom with shower, and a kitchenette with a fridge and coffee. They don't have heat or AC but they do have electricity, fans, and fireplaces, so please plan accordingly depending on the weather to make sure you're comfortable. Ohana also has platform tents with a separate building for the tents that includes a living room, a bathroom with showers, and a kitchenette with a fridge and coffee.

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What should I know if I'm bringing my baby/kid(s)?

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You are welcome to bring your baby/kid(s)! Ohana has lots of activities that are kid-friendly, including a sandbox, playground, and game room. Let us know in advance if you need a Pack 'n Play (Ohana has some that can be used). Please feel free to reach out to Sophie and Aki if you want a babysitter and are having trouble finding someone.

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Is there WiFi and cell service at Ohana Family Camp?

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There is no WiFi at Ohana and cell service is limited. There of course are phones in case of emergency but we hope you'll enjoy an unplugged weekend.

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Do I have to stay at Ohana?

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While we hope you will choose to stay at Ohana with us, you are welcome to stay at a hotel in the area if you would be more comfortable. Some options nearby (among many) include: - Lake Morey Resort: https://www.lakemoreyresort.com - Dowds' Country Inn: https://www.dowdscountryinn.com - The Lyme Inn: https://thelymeinn.com

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Can I bring a plus-one?

Answer

Although we'd love to have your plus-one join us, we unfortunately do not have capacity for additional guests at this time. Please reach out to Sophie and Aki if you want to chat more about this.