Foster Falls Campout and Climb

This campout is all about spending time together outside of our normal routines, strengthening relationships, and enjoying a weekend in recovery with good people. We’ll also have professional climbers in recovery joining us throughout the weekend. Whether you’re an experienced climber or have never touched a rock wall, they’ll be available to help anyone who wants to step outside their comfort zone, stretch their threshold for adventure, and experience some rock climbing in a safe and supportive environment. Climbing is completely optional—there will be plenty of time to simply relax, hang out, and enjoy the community.

Foster Falls offers a car-camping experience, so you’ll be able to park close to the campsite rather than hauling your gear a long distance. We’ll be packing everyone in together, so come ready to share campsite space with your neighbors and embrace the communal experience.

Food, drinks, and general group gear will be provided by the facilitators. Each participant will need to bring their own tent, sleeping bag, sleeping pad, and personal sleeping/camping gear.

Come ready for a laid-back weekend, some adventure if you want it, and plenty of time around the campsite getting to know one another.

What to Bring

We’ll take care of the food, drinks, and general group camping gear, but you’ll need to bring your own personal sleeping setup and anything that will help keep you comfortable throughout the weekend.

Recommended Gear:

• Tent
• Sleeping bag and/or blankets
• Sleeping pad or air mattress
• Pillow
• Towels
• Toiletries and personal items
• Headlamp or flashlight
• Refillable water bottle
• Comfortable clothes and sturdy shoes
• Camping chair (optional—we’ll have some extras available)
• Sunscreen and bug spray
• Any personal medications
• Anything else that helps you relax, unplug, and enjoy being out in nature

We’ll send out another announcement closer to the campout once we have a better idea of the weather forecast, including any additional recommendations for clothing, rain gear, or other items you may need.

You don’t need to be an experienced camper or climber. Bring what you need to sleep comfortably, come ready to share some space, and prepare for a great weekend of community, recovery, and adventure.