From the people behind Tumblehome
Camp Tumblehome.
Real camp. For adults.
Not a retreat. Not a festival with cabins. Camp, the way you remember it. A bell wakes you up. You sign up for activities on a paper sheet. Lights out comes early. There's a cookie at lunch. Your phone spends the week in a shoebox. And if a few of you sneak to the parking lot after taps for a warm beer and a bad cigar, well, we never saw a thing.
The rules are the vacation
Every hour is decided for you, which is exactly the point. Wake-up bell, flag, breakfast, activity periods, rest hour, free swim, dinner, evening program, taps. You haven't felt this free since you were eleven.
Real camps, borrowed
We run Camp Tumblehome at real summer camps in their quiet season. Real cabins, real waterfront, real dining hall, real bell.
Small on purpose
Sessions are capped. This is not a festival. You will know everyone's name by Saturday.
The sessions
The Flagship Weekend
Late summer 2026, venue announced to waitlist first. Four days of classic camp: waterfront, archery, crafts you'll pretend are for your kids, campfire, color wars.
From $1,450 · all-inclusive
Limited to 48 campers
Boundary Waters, October
A guided long-weekend canoe trip in the BWCA when the crowds are gone, the tamaracks are gold, and the lakes are glass. Wood smoke, wool, and cold mornings.
$1,950
8 spots
Wabakimi Expedition
Late July 2027. Two weeks in Ontario's Wabakimi wilderness, one of the most remote canoe country landscapes on the continent. Train-in, fly-out. For the serious.
$6,500 · by application
6 spots
The fine print
Adults 21+. All abilities welcome at the weekend; trips require honest self-assessment and a conversation with us. Prices are all-inclusive from the trailhead or the camp gate. Yes, there's really a cookie at lunch.
Trips outfitted with our own handmade wanigans.