Camp Ohana has a variety of cabins and tent cabins, ranging from 1 to 4 bedrooms. Kristen and Susannah will be responsible for arranging cabin assignments. Please note that as of June 1, one-bedroom cabins are fully booked, so please lean into the summer camp experience and expect to bunk with other guests. (This will probably mean just sharing a common space with strangers but having your own bedroom or sharing with a friend). If there are specific guests you would feel more comfortable lodging with, please email us, and we'll do our best to lodge you together. You can reach us at susannah.bt@gmail.com and kristen.b.cowens@gmail.com. Prices will be on a per-person basis and will include two nights of lodging. All meals for the weekend are provided if you stay on-site. Friday and Saturday dinner are provided for everyone. To register for a space in a cabin or tent cabin visit our Travel & Lodging page.
While we adore the kiddos in our lives, we have chosen to host an adults-only wedding (except for the flower girls). If you have questions, you can reach out to us at susannah.bt@gmail.com and kristen.b.cowens@gmail.com.
No, there is no cell phone service or Wi-Fi at Camp Ohana. A landline phone and computer with internet access are available for emergencies.
No, your presence is our gift, and we truly have no space in our home for more items. If you'd like to celebrate us, below are some nonprofits that are meaningful to us and we welcome you to donate. - Transgender Emergency Fund of Massachusetts: https://givebutter.com/transgender-emergency-fund-of-ma-inc - Somerville Homeless Coalition: https://somervillehomelesscoalition.org/giving/ - More Than Words: https://shop.mtwyouth.org/pages/donate
No, the site has a no dogs policy.