Will there be a campout next year? Hike? Boating? Steaks and Potatoes?

Date?

place?

1495 West main cyn road

Wallsburg Ut 84082

There is a dirt lane that turns right off the main road, along a line of pine trees, to a HOUSE. You’ll see a Dump Truck… Farm stuff all over the place, chickens. You’ll feel… you are in the WRONG place. Keep going through their yard… past the chicken houses and down into the trees. You’ll cross a bridge over a stream and emerge up into… the campground. Drive slowly because of chickens and dogs and turkeys.

Children?

We are going to do children a little different this year. Last year the children came Saturday, and that was a predictable mess. So this year… bring your children Thursday and Friday until 5:00PM. Friday night we have some adult activities starting and gently request all kids under 18 head out.

So… bring your children from Wednesday to Friday afternoon. There will be alcohol allowed, but NOTHING ELSE. Friday afternoon by 5:00 we’ll have to say goodbye to the children, as more adult events will take place!

Schedule

Wednesday

Evening is set up and relaxing.

Thursday

BOAT DAY at the lake.

Friday

Hike.

SATURDAY

Corn Hole Tournament: A full Corn Hole Tournament will be run.

9 Square: A full Corn Hole Tournament will be run.

Drum Circle: We will have a Drum Circle starting at 7:00PM sharp. Nels is coming, and has about 40 drums, and other gadgets, and he will lead the whole tribe in a musical event. Jennie and I have done it with him at Black Sheep this year, and are very excited to share this experience with you.

Sacred Theater

At 8:00PM we’ll start Sacred Theater.

After that we will hang out, do rose and thorn and leaf, clean the place up, and say goodbye for another year!

Good to Know

• Weather: Last year it was really cold, especially at night. So dress accordingly!

Our Candle-Lighting Ritual
Each year, we take a moment to light candles for those who can’t be with us, those who need extra love, or anyone on our hearts. Bring a name or intention to share during our Friday Starry Style Sacred Theater Night. Let’s honor our tribe’s stars—seen and unseen—together. During the candle-lighting, take a moment to think: Who in our tribe has been a star in your life? How can you shine for someone else this weekend?

Sacred Theater: Shine Bright on SATURDAY Night!

You know the drill. Everyone participates. 2 minutes, gently timed, but no exceptions. We will go 2 minutes in respect to EVERYONE there. I’ll have a time and a gong! Gentle! But tight.

We’re so grateful to Amy and David for sharing their beautiful farm in Wallsburg, Utah, for our campout. This year Ame has made us a beautiful quilt! Everyone will asked to participate in a raffle, buying tickets at $1.00 a ticket as the contribution to our time on their beautiful farm. Sunday morning we will draw the tickets, and the winner receives the quilt she hand made!

To honor their generosity, let’s keep the farm clean and tidy during our stay. Amy feels we over paid her last year, but I would still ask you all to be generous! Venmo and cash are welcomed. We’ll pay them direclty to her and / or David.

Let’s shine as a tribe by leaving the farm better than we found it!

Schedule: A Starry 4 Days Together

All activities are suggested—join what calls to you! The only mandatory event is Sacred Theater on Saturday night.

Wednesday, July 29th: Arrival & Settling In

• Afternoon/Evening: Arrive at Amy and David’s farm in Wallsburg, Utah, set up your campsite, and enjoy a mellow evening. Grab a spot by the fire, stargaze, and reconnect with the tribe.

Thursday, July 30th: Lake Day Celebration

• Day on the Lake

• Evening Soothing Events and music by Kayd!

Friday, July 31st: Shine Your Way

• Kids must be gone by 5PM.

Saturday, August 1st: Explore & Connect

• Corn Hole Tournament

• 7:00PM Drum Circle (You WILL love this!).

• 8:00PM: Sacred Theater

Sunday, August 2nd: Reflect & Depart

1. Morning:

   • Integration Circle: Share how this campout helped you shine.

   • Rose and Thorn and Leaf: Each person shares a highlight (rose) and challenge (thorn) from the weekend and what you want to take from this weekend and grow with.

   • Closing Ceremony: A final moment to celebrate our tribe’s light.

2. Afternoon: Clean up (let’s leave the farm sparkling!), pack up, and head out by 5:00 PM.

 Spirit PLAYGROUND: A Night of Healing & Connection

On Thursday, July 30th, after the day on the lake, we’ll open the Spirit Playground. This is a sacred space to explore, heal, and connect as a tribe—each of us shining in our own way.

Join us for:

• Tarot Card Readings to uncover your inner light

• Past Life Regressions to journey through your starlit history

• Sacred Rituals to honor our shared energy

• Art and Drawing and Painting

• Yoga Classes, if anyone wants to stretch!

• Massage to relax and ground your spirit

• Dance and Music to let your soul sparkle

• Playful connection through improv games or group storytelling to celebrate our tribe’s joy

Shelter & Sleeping

• Tent(s): Enough for your group (check stakes, guylines, and rainfly).

• RV, Pop-Up Campers, and Trailers Welcome (corrected spelling).

• Ground tarp or footprint (to protect tent base).

• Sleeping bags: Rated for expected nighttime temps (likely 50°F–60°F at night—warm days, cooler evenings).

• Sleeping pads or air mattresses (plus pump if needed).

• Pillows or packable camping pillows.

• Extra blankets (for cooler nights or lounging).

Clothing

• Weather-appropriate clothes: Expect highs of 75°F–85°F during the day, lows of 50°F–60°F at night. Bring layers for evenings (fleece, light jacket), shorts/t-shirts for daytime, plus underwear and socks.

• Sleepwear.

• Rain gear: Lightweight ponchos or waterproof jackets (small chance of showers).

• Sturdy shoes: Hiking boots or sneakers for the Mount Timpanogos hike, plus flip-flops for camp.

• Hats: Baseball caps or sun hats for day, maybe beanies for evenings.

• Swimsuits (there’s a lake nearby).

• Starry outfit for Friday Sacred Theater (e.g., sparkly shirt, glow accessories).

Cooking & Food

• The tribe is generous—there’ll likely be lots of food to share! Still, bring your own if you have dietary needs, and bring food to share with everyone (e.g., for our potluck meals).

• Cooler with ice packs or ice (restock ice if needed—you’re close to home).

• Camp stove or portable grill (with fuel/propane).

• Cookware: Pots, pans, spatula, tongs, cooking spoon.

• Eating utensils: Plates, bowls, cups, forks, spoons, knives (reusable or disposable).

• Food:

  • Pre-planned meals (e.g., burgers, chili, breakfast burritos—simple to cook).

  • Snacks (trail mix, granola bars, fruit, chips).

  • Breakfast items (oatmeal, pancake mix, coffee/tea).

  • Condiments (ketchup, mustard, salt, pepper, spices).

• Drinking water: Gallon jugs or reusable bottles (~1 gallon/person/day).

• Camping table or portable tablecloth for prep.

• Dishwashing kit: Biodegradable soap, sponge, dish towel, tub.

• Trash bags (pack out all waste).

• Foil, ziplock bags, containers for leftovers.

Personal Items

• Toiletries: Toothbrush, toothpaste, biodegradable soap, shampoo, deodorant, hand sanitizer.

• Towels (quick-dry or small for space).

• Sunscreen and lip balm with SPF.

• Bug spray or insect repellent (lotion or wristbands for kids).

• First aid kit: Bandages, antiseptic wipes, pain relievers, tweezers, allergy meds.

• Prescription meds (enough for 4 days).

• ID, cash, or card (for nearby store runs).

Campsite Gear

• Camp chairs or portable seating (one per person).

• Lanterns or headlamps (with extra batteries).

• Flashlights (one per adult, maybe kid-friendly ones).

• Firewood and fire starter (we have a nice campfire under the trees)

• Matches/lighter (in waterproof container).

• Multi-tool or knife (for utility, not weapons).

• Rope/paracord (for clothesline or gear fixes).

• Duct tape (for quick repairs).

Fun & Entertainment

• Games: Deck of cards, frisbee, cornhole, or portable board games. Magic the Gathering.

• Books or journals for downtime.

• Speakers and Lights

• Binoculars (for wildlife or stargazing).

• Kids’ stuff: Toys, coloring books, scavenger hunt lists.

• Camera or phone for photos (plus portable charger).

• Props for Sacred Theater (e.g., a poem, song lyrics, or small instrument).

• Glow sticks or a small candle for the Candle-Lighting Circle on Saturday.

• Tarot cards, journal, or other items for Spirit Playground activities on Thursday.

Miscellaneous

• Sunshade or canopy (for rain or sun protection).

• Backpack/daypack (for short hikes).

• Notebook/pen (for planning or group activities).

Tribe Gathering Extras

• Group activity supplies: Materials for any planned bonding exercises (e.g., paper for goal-setting or storytelling prompts).

• Shared food plan: Coordinate potluck-style meals to reduce duplicates (e.g., assign breakfast, dinner duties).

• Speaker or mic (for group announcements, keep it portable).

• Small trash bag to help keep the farm clean—let’s leave it sparkling for Amy and David!

Tips for Your Trip

• Pack smart: Since you’re car camping 15 minutes from home, you can afford to bring extras, but keep the car organized with bins or duffels.

• Check weather.

• Meal prep: Pre-cook some meals.

• Group plan: Share this checklist with the tribe via email or group chat to ensure everyone’s on the same page.

• Test gear: Set up tents or check stoves at home to avoid surprises.

Dogs Are Allowed!

Are dogs welcome? Yes they are! However, they must be well-behaved. There are farm animals around (chickens and more) plus other dogs, so keep them under control.