Staying at Camp + Camp Info
Camp Activities
There will be many things to do before the ceremony, including: -Canoeing, kayaking, and paddleboarding - Adventure ropes course - Rock climbing - Sports courts including basketball, soccer, volleyball, and tennis/pickleball - Hiking/Biking trails in the Enchanted Forest - Hammocks for lounging -and more!
Staying at Camp
The cost of staying on site is $115/person, which includes lodging for Friday and Saturday night, breakfast and lunch Saturday, as well as brunch on Sunday. We will be providing alcohol for the Welcome Dinner, Cocktail Hour, and Reception. There will be an assortment of non-alcoholic beverages throughout the weekend including water around camp, but feel free to BYOB otherwise. To adhere to the Camp Pinnacle payment policies, please submit all payments for staying on site directly to us through Venmo (@Jordan-Skube), cash, or check that can be mailed to us. After you RSVP, we will send you an invoice of your group's total on-site arrangement cost. The deadline for payments is March 31st. If you have any questions, please reach out to Jordan or Nick!
What is staying in the cabins like?
The cabins are cozy and consist of bunk rooms. They have lights, outlets, and fans, but no heating. Most cabins will have 6-8 people though larger families and groups may be in bigger cabins. Cabins will not be filled to capacity to allow extra space for your things. There are shelves and hooks for hanging garments. Bed linens are provided with the exception of pillows. If you are driving, please bring your own pillow, otherwise we will be sure to have extras for those flying in. Most cabins do not have bathrooms inside of them, but are all in close proximity to bathhouses. Each bathhouse has separate rooms for toilets, showers, and sinks/mirrors. You will need to provide your own toiletries except for hand soap. We will take care to put you with people you know or people we think you will get along with when assigning cabins, but please let us know if you have any special considerations to factor in on your RSVP.
Packing List for Those Staying at Camp
Feel free to bring anything to make your stay at camp more comfortable. We will be sure to provide some extra essentials in case you forget anything, but please refer to the list below for some things to consider: - Flashlight/headlamp - Water bottle - Sunscreen - Bug spray - An extra blanket if you get cold at night - Bathing suit - Towel - Pillow (If driving to camp) - Toiletries - Hat - A sense of adventure!