2025 LEAN ON ME

CAMP DATES

Saturday, Jul. 26 through Thursday Jul. 31, 2025

REGISTRATION DATES

Late-May: REGISTRATION begins
Late-June: Registration Closes.

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REGISTRATION Information

family CAMPER

$470

Family of 4+ campers from the same household.

Campers under 5 years come free.

TEMPLE MEMBER

INDIVIDUAL CAMPER

$120

Per camper up to 3 campers from the same household.

Campers under 5 years come free.

TEMPLE MEMBER

family CAMPER

$580

Family of 4+ campers from the same household.

Campers under 5 years come free.

NON-MEMBER

INDIVIDUAL CAMPER

$155

Per camper up to 3 campers from the same household.

Campers under 5 years come free.

NON-MEMBER

day guest

$30/day

Would you like to introduce a friend to camp? You can.

Coordinate with the Registration Bodhi once you’re registered.

VISITOR

PEACE CAMP T-SHIRT

$20

2025 Peace Camp themed t-shirts.

Available in white or gray; and in youth, women’s, and unisex sizing.

ALL CAMPERS

inner peas

INCLUDED

Tie Dye
Swimming
Blueberry Picking
Meditation at the Dock
Floating Lanterns
Talent Show

ALL CAMPERS

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Peace Camp 2025 Registration FAQ

Yes! Visiting camp is a great way to see what Peace Camp is about before committing to a 5-day retreat. Coordinate your friend’s visit with the Registration Bodhi. A suggested donation of $30 per person, per day can be offered in advance or at camp. Guests will be required to take a rapid Covid 19 test the day of their visit either at home or onsite and have a negative result to participate in camp.

Yes, but to a lesser degree than in the recent past. Covid 19 policies and procedures are reviewed and updated prior to camp. Campers should review the current handbook and subscribe to camp emails to be in the know regarding Covid 19 policy and general camp policy relating to preventing illness at camp.

Peace Camp is a 5-day organized Buddhist retreat in the woods with a daily agenda for campers of all ages. Campers are expected to fully participate in all aspects of camp as they are able. This means that campers of all ages attend what we call “All Sangha” events such as Morning Circle and Evening Service. It means that children attend age-appropriate counselor groups when offered and adults attend workshops, activities and camp feedback meetings. And all campers contribute to the everyday operations of camp including cooking, cleaning, set-up, and breakdown. It means that campers ask questions like, “How can I help?” because many hands make light work. 

All-camp activities run daily starting at 7:30 am and ending at 9 pm with optional activities scheduled at select times throughout the day. Explore the Peace Camp handbook for detailed information about the camp.

SAMPLE DAILY SCHEDULE

  • 7 am meditation on the dock (optional)
  • 7:45 am Coffee circle (adults and counselors only)
  • 8:30 am Breakfast
  • 9:30 am Family work practice
  • 10:00 am Daily Dharma
  • 10:30 am Morning program: age-appropriate workshops
  • 11:30 Lunch
  • 1:00 pm Peace Hour – All Quiet at Camp options include rest, dharma Instruction, quiet games
  • 2:30 pm Afternoon program – age-appropriate workshops
  • 3:30 pm Waterfront time
  • 6:00 pm Dinner
  • 7:30 p All-Camp special event (optional)
  • 8:00 pm Evening service
  • 9:00 pm Goodnight campers ages 0-11,
  • 9:00 pm Evening programs for youth campers ages 12yrs and older (optional)
  • 9:30 pm Evening meditation (optional)
  • 10:00 pm: Goodnight youth campers up to age 15.
  • Midnight: Goodnight for all remaining campers (if you made. it this far!)

Peace Camp camper registration costs cover your full stay at camp. It includes all meals, your campsite, and all camp activities and required supplies. Aside from room, board, and activities, campers pay an additional cost if they opt to order camp t-shirts. All campers are asked to donate the gift of a pre-packaged snack for camp use as needed.

Yes, we do. Scholarships are available on an as-needed basis. You may reach out to the Registration Bodhi before you register or there is an option to indicate that you are interested in scholarship opportunities during the registration process. In either case, the Registration Bodhi will contact you after your inquiry or registration submission has been sent.

For more Questions & Answers about camp, visit our Camp Questions & Answers page