FAQs
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When should i plan to get there to be a part of ALL the fun and festivites?
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Camp games and welcome activities will start at 1:00 pm on Friday, July 18. Join us anytime after but the closer to 1:00 pm you arrive the more fun you'll be able to enjoy! When should I leave? Our farewell brunch will be Sunday, July 20 at 9:00 am. Feel free to come say goodbye and leave us some memories before heading home!
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What if I can only come for the ceremony and reception?
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We will say our "I do's" and dance the night away on Saturday, July 19 at 4:30 pm. We invite you to come earlier in the day to enjoy games in the morning! Feel free to arrive anytime after 10:00 am (there will be shuttles from the Grand Geneva to help get you to and from camp!) If you come early make sure you bring a change of clothes to go from play to party! There will be designated spaces to change and get ready for the ceremony at 4:30. If you choose to not participate in morning games, please plan to get to camp by 4:00 pm for our 4:30 pm ceremony.
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How do I stay at camp?
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If you're staying on-site, you'll be assigned a cozy cabin, tent, or bunkhouse for the weekend. The cost is $250 per person (Friday–Sunday), which includes your bed, access to all camp amenities (like canoeing and hiking), morning coffee, campfire breakfasts, and nightly after-parties. To reserve your spot contact Laura at lkolar615@gmail.com or 262-497-8125, Venmo or Zelle @winstonfeng22. There are 50 spots at camp of various levels, let us know ASAP if you're interested to save your spot! *All accommodations are the same price regardless of style.
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What are the bathroom and sleeping arrangements like at camp?
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Some cabins have private bathrooms, but most use clean, shared bathhouses with hot showers. Bedding is provided, though we suggest bringing a beach towel for swimming! *See packing list for more details of what to bring
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Can I stay off-site instead of at camp?
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Absolutely! We have a room block at Timber Ridge Lodge. There are also great hotel options and Airbnbs in Elkhorn, just a short drive from camp. You're welcome to stay off-site—just make sure to arrange your own transportation to and from the weekend events if not staying at the Timber Ridge Lodge. *Many hotels are booked due to an event close to the camp, so if you would like to stay outside of the room block make sure to book quickly!
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What’s the best way to get to camp, and where should I fly into?
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The closest airports are Milwaukee (MKE) – about 1 hour away, and Chicago O’Hare (ORD) – 1.5 to 2 hours away and ideal for international travelers.
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How do I get from the airport to camp, and what are the parking options?
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We recommend carpooling with friends or family if possible, especially if flying into O'hare (ORD). Lyfts/Ubers should be available from Milwaukee International (MKE) however it will be a 45 minute drive. Parking is limited at camp (especially overnight) but there will be a shuttle from Timber Ridge Lodge to Camp for festivities.
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What should I wear, and do I need to dress up?
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Plan for comfortable camp wear during the day and somewhat casual, summer cocktail attire for the ceremony. No need for anything too fancy—just something fun, semi-dressy, and weather-appropriate. Evenings can get chilly, so pack layers, a sweater, and a light jacket.
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What should I pack besides clothes?
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We’ll have plenty of food and drinks, but feel free to bring your favorite snacks or beverages. Other essentials: bug spray, sunscreen, a flashlight or headlamp, a swimsuit is very very important, and anything else that makes you comfy at camp!
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What meals and drinks are included?
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You know Winston and Laura love to eat. All meals from Friday dinner to Sunday brunch are included. Expect camp-style eats: BBQ, burgers, wraps, salads, and s’mores. Drinks include beer, wine, and signature camp cocktails!
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Are there options for dietary needs?
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Yes! We’ll have vegetarian options / Gluten Free and can accommodate most dietary restrictions—just let us know in advance. Feel free to bring a cooler with your favorites for your cabin or tent.
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What’s the event schedule like?
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Friday features a Welcome BBQ, games, and s’mores. Saturday includes breakfast, hikes, camp games, the wedding at 4:30 PM, and a full night of food, music, and fun. Sunday wraps up with a farewell brunch and memory box drop-off.
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Do I have to participate in every activity?
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Nope! Everything is optional—join what you like and take time to explore, relax, or float on the lake. Don’t forget your swimsuit and dancing shoes—we’ll have karaoke, lawn games, and plenty of music!
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What amenities and services should I expect?
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Wi-Fi and cell service are limited, but we will have a photographer, Polaroid guestbook, and cozy common spaces. Quiet hours start at 10:30 PM, but the fire pit is open for stargazing and late-night hangs.
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Other camp policies and tips?
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No pets, please. Smoking is allowed only in designated areas, and the camp is rustic but mostly walkable. Let us know if you need any special accommodations—and bring a costume for late-night fun!
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Are there quiet hours?
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Yes—10:30 PM is quiet time, but low-key fire pit convos are welcome.
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Can I help with anything?
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Yes! We may ask for volunteers for small tasks like games master, game setup, grill master, trivia hosting or memory box setup—stay tuned!
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What if it rains?
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We’ve got tents and covered options just in case. Don’t worry—we’re prepared! Worse case...we dance in the rain!
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Can I swim in the lake?
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As Winston always says - "ALWAYS BE PREPARED TO SWIM!" Yes! Bring your swimsuit! They'll be canoes, floaties, and lake time!