We're camping out together! Instead of a hotel, stay with us for the weekend at The Camp at Carmel Valley. Enjoy a weekend full of fun for one all-inclusive cost! Every stay option (see below) at the camp includes accommodations, all meals during your stay, and all camp-run activities, including pool time, archery, crafts, and more.

Fully engage in your adult summer camp dreams. Arrive anytime after 3pm on Friday, March 8 and stay until after brunch on Sunday, March 10. For more details on pricing, please see “How do I pay for my stay at camp?”

The group cabins at The Camp at Carmel Valley are cozy, clean, and spacious. The three distinct campsites are accessed by trail and feature individually assigned or communal bathhouses. All the cabins sleep 3-4 people, and feature one queen bed, two twin beds, and bench seating. Bedding, towels, etc. are provided.

Your cabin will be assigned by the RSVP deadline Jan 1. We’ve booked this camp with lodging included, so you can pay one simple flat fee that covers everything for your stay—rather than the way things can add up at a hotel. Payments are explained in more detail in the question below this one.

If you have concerns about walking on the camp’s trails because of mobility issues, an injury or just personal preference, please let us know when you RSVP so we can make sure to book your cabin location accordingly.

We know it can be intimidating to bunk with people you don't know...but that's also where the fun starts! Lean into this experience with us, we promise you'll come away with at least a cool story for those awkward small talk moments in your Zoom meetings the following week...

You can see photos of the cabins here, if you want to start getting excited!

The costs detailed here cover lodging, food, and activities for your entire stay.

For those staying with us the whole weekend (Friday evening through Sunday morning), the cost is $175 per person for the entire stay.

If you’re only staying Saturday night, the cost is $110 per person.

For payment, you can Venmo Kayla (kn1992) or Shelby (Shelby-Perkins-3). If you’d prefer Zelle, text Shelby!

We ask that you please send your payment to Shelby or Kayla by the RSVP deadline on Jan 1. If you can’t get your payment by that date, please let us know and we can work something out!

Though it's our wish that we are all together on property for the weekend, we also want everyone to feel comfortable and at their best, so if that means a hotel, the nearest option (about a 10 minute drive from camp) are in Carmel Valley. If you want to go this route, we recommend booking sooner rather than later, as there are a limited number of options.

The Contenta Inn - Use the booking code NPWEDD for 10% off

Fashionably late? Don't worry, we'll save some tie dye for you. Arrive anytime after 10am on Saturday and stay through brunch on Sunday.

Refer to the question “How do I pay for my stay at camp?” for details on costs for late arrivals.

Our dress code is look hot. Are there rules to looking hot? NO! If you feel hot in a suit, wear a suit. If you want a dress with a big slit up the thigh, get! That! Dress! You want a matching two piece silk outfit? Me too baby!!! Wear it!

We want you to wear whatever makes you feel like a million bucks. Not casual, but as formal as you want to get in the woods.

Just keep in mind that the ground is dirt, so footwear with chunky heels or a boot works best. But do you. Make that stiletto work!

If you still need some inspiration, here is a list of things that are hot and not that Kayla and Shelby made after some drinks one night:

Hot

-Matching outfits
-Color coordination
-Skin
-Patterns
-Hats

Not

-Boring!
-Uncomfortable!
-Makes you not feel hot!

The Camp at Carmel Valley has a handy packing list on their website.

Here are the things we recommend you definitely bring:

-Headlamp
-Sweaters/blanket
-Another jacket or coat (layers, baby!)
-Comfy shoes

Nestled in the heart of California's Central Coast, Carmel Valley is a picturesque valley with rolling hills, vineyards, and oak-studded meadows. In March, Carmel Valley experiences pleasant and mild weather, making it an ideal time to visit. During the daytime, you can expect temperatures to range from around 55 to 65 degrees Fahrenheit, with cool evenings that may dip into the 40s. It's advisable to pack layers to accommodate the temperature fluctuations throughout the day.

Luckily for you, Carmel Valley is surrounded by some of the most beautiful spots to visit and camp at. Below are some of our favorites! Text us if you wanna visit an area and have questions!

-Carmel-By-The-Sea
-Monterey
-Big Sur
-Santa Cruz
-San Francisco (duh)
-Napa
-Yosemite
-Morro Bay