📍 Location & Arrival Details

Aspen Point Group Campsite
Lake of the Woods, Oregon

📍 Google Maps: Search “Aspen Point Group Campground, Lake of the Woods”

• We have the group campsite reserved.

• It is a standard non-electric site.

Getting There

• Located about 1 hour from Medford, OR: From Medford, Oregon, travel 32 miles east on Highway 140, then turn south on Forest Road 3701 and continue .6 miles to the campground.

• Roads are paved and accessible for cars, vans, and RVs

• Final approach is well-marked—follow campground signage once you arrive at Lake of the Woods

Arrival Window

Monday, June 8 | 12:00–4:00 PM

Arrive anytime during this window. There’s no rush—come settle in at your own pace.

You’ll be greeted, shown where to set up, and invited into the space.

✨ What Makes This Retreat Special

This isn’t a packed schedule or a traditional “camp.”

It’s a thoughtfully designed environment where:

• You don’t have to plan meals, activities, or logistics

• Your kids can roam, play, and connect naturally

• You have space to rest, breathe, and actually enjoy time together

It’s simple, beautiful, and intentional.

Think: slow mornings, lake swims, kids covered in dirt (in the best way), and evenings around the fire.

🧭 What to Expect (Flow of the Weekend)

Monday — Arrival & Settle In

• Arrive + set up camp

• Welcome snacks + open play

• Relaxed family-style dinner

• Evening campfire

• Quiet time after 8pm

Tuesday — Full Day Together

• Breakfast available 6–8am

• Optional morning yoga for moms

• Open-ended play, lake time, and creative stations

• Lunch at noon

• Free afternoon to rest, explore, and connect

• Special chef-prepared dinner

• Campfire + golden hour

• Quiet time after 8pm

Wednesday — Slow Goodbye

• Breakfast 6–8am

• Closing circle at 8am

• Departure anytime after

☀️ Daily Rhythm

• Meals: Fully provided (breakfast, lunch, dinner + snacks)

• Stations: Art, movement, and nature play available throughout the day

• Flow: Structured enough to feel supported, open enough to feel free

🌧️ What If It Rains?

We embrace the outdoors in all its moods.

• Covered gathering areas will be available

• Activities will shift to cozy, creative options

• Think: warm drinks, slower moments, and a slightly softer pace

Come prepared for a range of weather so you can stay comfortable and enjoy it fully.

🧒 Kids

• We designed camp for your kids- children are welcome from ages 0-14, but please note that most activities are tailored to the 2-10 age group

• Activities to are available all day at camp- think watercolors, nature crafts, and special areas dedicated to movement

• Kids tend to naturally find each other quickly—play is organic and unstructured

• Healthy snacks are available 24/7 in addition to full meals at designated times

🍽️ Food & Dietary Needs

• All meals + snacks are included

• Food is simple, nourishing, and kid-friendly

We do our best to accommodate common dietary needs.

Please note:
This is a shared outdoor kitchen environment, and common allergens (nuts, dairy, gluten, eggs) will be present. We are not able to guarantee an allergen-free space.

❓ Additional FAQs

Do I need to follow the schedule? Not at all. Everything is optional.

Can I come alone with my kids? Without another Mom friend? Yes—many guests do.

Will there be cell service/WiFi? Service is limited. We encourage unplugging as much as possible. We will provide a simple charging station so you can keep your phone charged up to capture precious memories throughout the experience. Please do not plan to charge tablets, computers, cameras, or other large electronic items.

What if my child doesn’t participate in activities? Totally fine. Everything is flexible and child-led.

What are the ages of the children attending? Your kids are welcome here- we confidently say children aged 0-14 will have fun at Camp, but please note that most activities are tailored to the 2-10 age group, with Montessori-inspired play, outdoor adventures, and creative time designed to engage, not overstimulate. We aim to foster a calm, joyful environment for everyone attending.

Should I bring baby gear? No need to pack big gear, but we encourage you to bring everything you need to set up a comfortable sleep space for you and your kids. We will provide one pack n’ play in camp for those moments when you need to put your baby down safely (although there are usually many helpful extra sets of hands available in camp!), as well as a few high chairs to share at meal time. You might also find a carrier to be helpful. Please reach out to discuss any other needs.

Do I need to bring towels? Please do bring a few beach towels for use at the lake or wiping away dew, mud, etc. You will find there are many uses for a towel or two in camp. We will also come prepared with extras should the need arise.

💛 Final Note

You don’t need to show up perfectly prepared.

You don’t need to have it all together.

Just come as you are—with your kids, your energy, your season of life.

We’ll take care of the rest.