Facilitators

Where do we sleep?
We will be camping out under the moon and the stars! if it rains you must be comfortable with camping in the rain, bring a tarp, a rain fly, all workshops will be held under covers.

Can I bring my kids?
Yes! You can bring your babes and your nanny for 50$, and there will be kids camp for kids age 3–7 (boys till 5) everyday!

What do I do with my kid who is under 3?
There will be a kids corner for you to watch them and play with them. They may not be unsupervised at any time. There is the option to bring a babysitter/nanny with you for 50$

there is an option for playgroup for your 2 year old!

Is it all inclusive?
Camping site, food, workshops are included.

What's not included:
Kids camp on Tuesday &Wednesday- 150$
Glamping: +800$
Bring ur own snacks, tents, beds, pillows, camping chairs, wagons (for children).

What’s Glamping?
If you feel you need more comfort, more space, don’t want to travel with gear, for 800$ you can purchase the option to stay in a luxurious tent. The tent accommodates up to 3 participants. This option comes with a mattress, a pillow, sheets and blanket. There is not electricity in this space.

Is it kosher?
Yes, all organic locally grown food, Star K organic grass fed pasture raised meat.

Do we have a Mashgiach?
Yes.

What is this gathering?
This gathering is a 3bday village created for Jewish woman to come be in ritual, in our bodies.

Who is this for?
Any Jewish woman who is ready to experience deep embodiment, craves community, sisterhood, more ritual based connections, wants to learn about her body while being surrounded by other woman like her.

Do I need prior experience with ritual, somatic work, or spirituality?
No! Come open minded.

Where does the gathering take place?
The exact address will be given upon registration, but in Virginia.

Will there be showers and bathrooms?
Bathrooms only! there will be be a pond to wash your body.

Will someone help me set up my tent?
Yes!

What are the dates and arrival/departure times?
Arrival: Monday, July 27th, arrival starts at 11 am - Wedneday, July 29th, must be off the land by 6 pm.

Do you accommodate dietary restrictions?
Yes!

Do I need to bring my own dishes?
Yes! Your own plate, bowl, cup, favorite mug, and cutlery.

How much does kids camp cost?
150$, full days at camp, snacks and lunch will be served.

What is the kids-to-caregiver ratio?
1 adult per 5 children.

Is there programming for teenagers?
Your teen is invited to every workshop.

Are boys allowed?
Till 5 years old!

Is everything mandatory?
Although it is not, we recommend everyone to take part of all the workshops for the best experience.

Will there be free time?
Yes!

What does a typical day look like?
Morning prayer and workshop
Lunch
Afternoon workshop
Break
Dinner
Night workshop

What is your refund policy?
No refund, if you change your mind you can sell your ticket!

How can I travel there?
You can drive up here, you can fly in the Charlottesville, Richmond, Dulles airport.
You can take a train from NY-Charlottesville.
You can find rides once our group chat is created!

Will there be carpools?
If you wish to reach out to people on the created group chat, you may!

Is there a community Whatsapp group?
Yes!

Is this trauma-informed?
Yes, there will be facilitators who are trauma informed.

How is emotional safety handled?
There will be lots of support for woman to go to seek out to, reiki, body work, meditation room, and elders.

Is this a religious gathering?
This gathering is for all Jewish women from all walks of life and not exclusive to one kind of women.

What should I bring?
A tent, a camping chair, snacks, all eating utilities, a wagon to carry your things, toiletries, anything to make your camping experience very comfortable.

Can I arrive late or leave early?
No, in order to keep the container safe and secure, we ask of women to arrive on time and leave at the asked time.

How do I know if this gathering is right for me?
Ask yourself the question, sit with it, what are you looking for? Is this calling your soul?

What to pack?
Love & Comfortable, layered clothing for warm days and cool evenings, a warm sweater or shawl for night circles, comfortable pants for movement and sitting, a light jacket or coat, sleepwear, extra socks, and comfortable walking shoes or sandals, as well as optional clothing for ceremony.

For sleeping and camping bring a tent (if not glamping), a sleeping bag or warm blankets, a sleeping pad or air mattress, a pillow, a headlamp or flashlight, and a reusable water bottle.

For personal care, bring toiletries, a towel, natural soap or biodegradable products if possible, sunscreen, bug spray, feminine hygiene products, and any personal medications. You may also want to bring sacred or personal items such as a journal and pen, a prayer book or spiritual text if desired, a musical instrument, and a small item for the communal altar (such as a stone, photo, or meaningful object). For food and comfort, bring a reusable mug or cup, a plate, bowl, and utensils, personal snacks if desired, and electrolytes or your favorite tea. Helpful extras include a yoga mat or meditation cushion, a blanket for sitting outside, a swimsuit, a towel, a small backpack or tote for carrying items during the day, and cash for the marketplace and bodywork.