Family Camp
Adventure and connection meet in an inclusive, nature-filled environment.
For all ages, abilities, and skill levels!
Enjoy cozy family-share bunks in cabins with modern amenities, delicious meals, and a schedule full of nature and connection, without the stress of planning.
From archery and rock climbing, to campfires under the stars and laid-back family time, it’s the perfect mix of adventure and relaxation. We handle the details so you can focus on making core memories that last a lifetime.
FOR TEENS. To learn more about our Teen Reunion Project, a retreat for youth impacted by the SoCal Wildfires, visit here.
FOR FAMILES impacted by the SoCal Wildfires, see below for details on how to participate in our family camps for FREE!
Dates & Rates
Each Family Camp session is 3 days and 2 nights.
The cost of each session includes a bed, meals, and access to facilities and planned activities.
Cabins are shared-bunking units. Typically 2 families share a cabin.
Dates
Saturday, February 14, 2026 – Monday, February 16, 2026 (President’s Day Weekend)
and
Friday, April 24, 2026 – Sunday, April 26, 2026
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Rates
Adults: $250 per person
Children over 2 years old: $250 per person
Children 2 and under: FREE
Fire-impacted Families: FREE (see below or FAQ’s for how to qualify and redeem.)
Receive $100 OFF when registering for 4 or more paying individuals (ages 2 and under are not considered for this promotion).
FREE for families impacted by the SoCal wildfires. These sessions are especially welcoming to families affected by the Eaton or Palisades fires. If you lost your school, home, or job, use code lastrong when registering. This opportunity for fire-impacted families is made possible with funding from FireAid, The Ballmer Foundation and the Edward A and Ai O Shay Family Foundation.
Registration
New Families
Our process to submit an application online is easy! You can complete the enrollment form in 15-20 minutes, and also have the option to “save for later” if you need more time. You will create a family account AND need register each family member (all adults and children).
Returning Campers
Families and campers returning from a previous Camp Woodcraft program, or new campers returning to complete the application process can log-in directly to the parent portal.
Family Camp FAQ's
Registration, Logistics & Location
How do I register my family?
Under the registration section above, you can register as a new family, or return to the parent portal to begin a new or complete an existing application.
What discounts or promotions are available?
If you register 4 or more individuals (ages 2+), then you will receive $100 off applied before final payment is made.
What are the check-in and check-out times?
Arrival at camp may begin on Friday at 3pm and departure is Sunday by 11am.
Where is camp located?
For the safety and privacy of all participants, we intentionally do not post the camp address online. The exact location, driving directions and related details will be sent to all registered families prior to the start of the program. For reference, the camp is 20 mins from Big Bear City and about 2 hours from Los Angeles.
Is transportation provided, or do we arrange our own?
For family camp, please arrange transportation on your own. If participating with friends or families, we recommend carpooling. Parking on-site is limited; carpooling is highly encouraged because of space and the environmental impact.
What is the altitude of the camp?
Camp is at 8,000 feet elevation. Please be sure to hydrate before and while at camp.
What do I pack?
A packing list will be provided prior to the start of camp.
Amenities and Facilities
What amenities are available?
In addition the cabins, there are shared spaces for gathering and activities. These include Blue Sky Lodge (dining hall), Seton Hall (game room), gazebo, amphitheater (for sing-a-longs and s’mores).
Is there Wi-Fi access?
Limited Wi-Fi is available in select areas of the camp (Blue Sky Lodge and Seton Hall), though we encourage guests to embrace the opportunity to unplug and enjoy the natural surroundings.
Is there cell service?
Yes, however T-Mobile may have limited coverage.
Is there an on-site phone number for emergencies?
Yes, our camp has a central phone line for emergencies.
Is there a fridge for storing medication or other items that require refrigeration?
There are fridges on-site to refrigerate medication or items that need to remain cool. If you require access, please contact us to let us know.
Will communal spaces be open 24/7?
Communal spaces (Blue Sky Lodge and Seton Hall) are closed from 12am-6am.
Is alcohol, smoking or recreational drugs allowed?
No. Alcohol, smoking and recreational drugs are not permitted during family camp.
Accommodations
Where will my family sleep?
Guests stay in modern cabins furnished with camp-style bunk beds. Each guest (over the age of 2) is assigned their own bunk. For guests under 2, please bring a pack-n-play.
Cabins typically hold 6-12 bunks with access to a modern restroom (shower, toilet, sink), either within the cabin or steps away. All cabins are equipped with electricity.
Do we need to bring our own linens?
Yes. Guests should bring a sleeping bag, and/or a sheet, blanket, and pillow for their bed. Mattresses are twin-sized. For children under 2, please bring a pack-n-play.
Are tents and RV’s allowed?
No. At this time, tent camping and RV’s are not allowed.
How are campers with disabilities supported?
Camp Woodcraft is committed to creating an inclusive and accessible experience for all campers, regardless of background or ability. Our facilities have been recently renovated to meet ADA standards, and we work closely with parents and care providers to ensure individualized supports are in place. Our inclusion staff are specifically trained to create welcoming environments where all campers can thrive. Activities are facilitated with care and consideration so that every camper feels supported and able to participate fully.
When registering, please include detailed notes on any accommodations needed. A member of our camp team will follow up to confirm supports and discuss next steps.
Are there quiet hours? If so, what are they?
Yes, quiet hours are from 10:00pm-6:00am.
Meals & Dietary Considerations
Are meals included?
Yes. Meals are included with Family Camp registrations. Please specify upon enrollment any dietary requirements.
Are meals accommodating to dietary restrictions?
Guests with dietary restrictions will be accommodated as necessary (meat free, dairy free, gluten free). We are also a nut-free camp, and our meals are prepared with nut-free oils.
What meals are offered?
Meals are family-friendly, cognizant of common allergies and prepared fresh on-site. Examples include salad and taco bar, grilled burgers, pasta, etc.
How are severe allergies handled in the kitchen and dining areas?
Severe food allergies should be reported to the camp administrator at least two weeks prior to arrival. Our camp kitchen is completely nut-free and we will not bring any sever allergens on site if we are aware prior to arrival. For cases in which complete removal cannot be done, meals will be cooked separately with different pots and utensils.
Are we able to inquire about ingredients for meals?
Yes. Please ask prior to the start of camp program.
Can we bring snacks and food?
Camp Woodcraft provides all meals and some snacks (fruit) throughout your stay. Please note that our camp is located in bear country—storing food in cabins or vehicles is not permitted. If you require additional food items for medical or dietary reasons, please coordinate in advance to ensure safe and appropriate accommodations.
Safety, Emergency & Weather Preparedness
What emergency communication protocols exist?
All staff carry walkie-talkies and keep phones ready for emergency use. Every cabin is accessible by vehicle so warnings or emergency communication can be delivered in person almost immediately.
Do you have an evacuation plan and meeting points?
Yes, this will be reviewed with the group lead up on arrival and a practice drill we be done within the first 5 hours of arrival with the entire group.
Is there a designated staff member responsible for emergencies?
Yes, the Senior Camp Director and Facilities Director are responsible for emergencies.
What if there is a fire, earthquake or flood?
While we cannot prevent natural disasters or accidents from ever occurring, Camp Woodcraft has a multi-faceted approach for prevention, monitoring and response specific to our region, particularly for earthquakes and wildfires so that we are sure we do everything in our control to ensure safety of our campers and staff.
First, we have active communication with local and state fire officials who are aware of when campers are onsite. Camp Woodcraft’s infrastructure includes a backup generator and an independent water system that can allow for self-reliance during an earthquake. Camp facility is also utilized by fire personnel as a safe space in the region for if/when emergencies occur in the area due to its strong infrastructure.
Is Camp Woodcraft accredited by the American Camp Association (ACA)?
Yes. Camp Woodcraft has continually maintained ACA accreditation since the 1940s. ACA is the only national body that sets health and safety standards for camps. Accreditation means a camp meets rigorous requirements around emergency planning, staff ratios, communication protocols, food handling, and more. It’s a voluntary process requiring ongoing compliance and regular recertification. There are specific requirements like evacuation protocols that must be planned and practiced routinely.
What is the plan if there is extreme heat during outdoor activities?
During extreme heat activities will be moved indoors. There are pre-approved indoor activities that our staff are trained to lead.
Are first aid kits available on-site, and where are they located?
Yes. First aid kits are located in the lodge and health center.
Are staff members trained in first aid and CPR?
Yes, all staff are trained in first aid and CPR, we also have wilderness first aid staff on site and a certified EMT.
How are medical emergencies handled during the trip?
Medical emergencies are handled by our EMT on-site. 911 is called when needed and the response time is 30 minutes.