Join us for our second annual camping retreat
in the beautiful catskill mountains.
Details
Where is this year’s trip
The campground is located in Saugerties at the foot of the Catskill Mountains near the border of Ulster and Greene Counties. Family owned and operated, is offers clean, quality facilities and amenities. Bathrooms, Showers, Laundry, WiFi and a games room and a swimming pool, as well as a fully stocked Camp Store for any of your last minute needs. Convenient to hiking, and water activities including fishing and kayaking.
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What is Echo the Journey
Echo the Journey is a personal philosphy and living practice that I feel resonates in all of us. Sometimes it’s not enough to speak about attaining the victory of the summit but to echo the journey in its entirety, so that others may share in your experiences. The path isn’t always level, but sometimes the day is clear and the ocean calm. The journey is mapped and chartered by our experiences bad and good. We echo our journey so that we may share in the mindful knowledge to be our better selves.
In my journey, I found my better self through my passion for the outdoors and that is what I’ll echo.
What’s Included
All Transportation to & from campsite will be provided including all meals and drinks. Cost includes a shared two-person tent, with a comfortable queen-sized air mattress. For anyone not comfortable sharing a tent, the option for a single tent will be available for an additional cost. Optional local excursions can be arranged for additional cost with group interest.
$400 per camper for 3-day/2-nights. Payment plans available.
When
This year’s retreat will take place on June 9th-11th, 2023. Sign up deadline by May 1st.
Packlist, and medical waiver information to be distributed in May.
Why Echo the Journey
We all lead busy and stressful lives and its easy to fall into a routine and feel trapped in our concrete jungle. This retreat offers the opportunity to reset, disconnect from our day to day and reconnect with nature, fresh air and our fellow humans in a different setting. It’s astonishing what being in nature, away from the distractions of our lives and devices can reveal about ourselves and what we can learn from and about the people around us.