Summer Camp: Long summer nights around the campfire, playing outdoor games and exploring the woods, making new friends, swimming together in the lake, playing board and card games, chilling in a hammock and reading comics, dressing up and then chopping wood, acting crazy and really letting loose.
At summer camp, moments full of soap bubbles and butterflies in your stomach happen when we feel free and take the time to do exactly what we really need to do right now. Maybe you still remember this magic from your childhood, or maybe you haven’t had the chance to experience something like this for yourself yet? Either way, it’s high time to rediscover the true joy of summer camp life and the sense of freedom that lives within us. So: Come join us at summer camp!
What does a summer camp for adults mean here with us?
We’ll set up camp together at a picturesque, reed-lined swimming lake nestled among blueberry bushes and moss-covered forests. We’ll live outdoors in nature, cook delicious campfire meals together over an open fire, celebrate community, relax and swim, and set out time and again for various activities—from woodcarving to outdoor games and meditation to night hikes.
Summer camp means time for you—and the chance to get exactly what you need right now. Here, you can put your watch away, step out of time, be active or just relax, and in the process discover yourself and enjoy wonderful encounters with others. Make this summer camp your own. Whether that means…
sitting by the campfire having deep conversations until the early hours of the morning
collecting edible herbs and berries on hikes and nature walks
partying with beer and swimming fun
fostering your spiritual growth through meditation and fire rituals
bringing your very own activities and ideas
or or or!
What exactly camp life will be like for you is entirely up to you in the moment. We create spaces and opportunities; you all fill them in together. After all, the best part of being an adult is that we make our own rules! So make the most of it! You’re never too old for camp.