Family Camps 2025
Weekend 1: Thursday, August 21 - Sunday, August 24
Weekend 2: Friday, August 29 - Monday, September 1 (Labor Day)
Check - in 2:00 - 7:00 PM, check out by noon.
All-inclusive rates (covers all meals, snacks, lodging, workshops/classes/field trips, and local beer and cheese tasting): 2024 rates (2025 rates TBD) $369/adult, $279/kids five and up, kids under five are free. Payment plans are available.
Registration opens to returning families January 7 at 9:00 AM and to the public on January 15 at 9:00 AM
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Family-Friendly Camp Activities
Canoeing, paddle boarding, swimming, mountain biking, running, yoga, tennis, tie-dye, archery, cooking in the garden, paint n’ sip, and more!
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Early Fall Favorites
Cider pressing, apple picking, guided hiking field trip, and a local beer tasting for the grown ups.
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All - Inclusive Mini Vacation
Includes lodging in a camper cabin (one cabin per family); delicious local meals (dinner on day 1, breakfast, lunch, and dinner on day 2 &3, and brunch on the final day); and all activities.
Free Time Activities Available All Weekend
Canoes/kayaks/paddle boards
Mountain bike trails & skill park
Walking/running on the roads or trails
Tennis, basketball, backyard games
Board games, puzzles, library
Play in the garden, sandy beach, and Maple Corners nature playground
Cancellation Policy: Reservations are not considered to be complete until the first payment is received. If a reservation is cancelled up until one month before the first day of camp, we will refund 75% of your payment amount. There will be no refunds for reservations cancelled within one month of the first day of camp, except at the discretion of a camp director. The cancellation policy is waived if you need to cancel due to anyone in your household contracting Covid-19.
Cabins & Accommodations
Cabins: Each family will be assigned their own cabin. Cabins are rustic - they have screens with shutters instead of windows - but all have electricity and outlets. Most cabins have a main area with bunk beds for 10 and a smaller adjoining room with two twin beds. There are also some smaller cabins with bunks for 4 or 6 people, and some cabins with one full-size bed. Cabins are in two main areas. The Bay is closer to the center of camp, while the Point is more “away from it all.” All the cabins in each area share a bathhouse with sinks, toilets, and hot showers, and there are also two cabins with en-suite toilets and sinks. We assign cabins based on family size and camper age (putting families with young children in closer cabins and cabins closer to the bathhouse). You can request a cabin when you register, but we can’t guarantee you’ll get your first choice.
Accessibility: We have two wheelchair accessible cabins (which do not have en-suite toilets) and our activity buildings and bathrooms are wheelchair accessible. Hosmer Point has a large and hilly campus with uneven ground in many areas. Folks with mobility concerns may need to drive personal cars around camp or bring a scooter or wheelchair with large tires. Please let us know if you require any special accommodations or if you have mobility concerns and we can chat about your needs at camp.
Connectivity: Wifi is available in the guest lounge, if needed. Cell service is limited to the top of the hill - there is no service in the cabin areas.
Meals: We take pride in using fresh, local ingredients and serving delicious food! We can accommodate most dietary restrictions. Please explain any requirements when you register.