Sound Healing Retreat Campout

 

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IMPORTANT

Please fill out the following forms:

• Waiver
• Meals

Please take a quick moment to e-sign this Release of Liability form:

https://form.jotform.com/251526311690149

If you’ve included the “Meals” option for the Retreat, please fill out this “Meals” form so I can buy and plan meals accordingly:

https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/6R7WQ3N

 

Here’s the address:

145 Wooden Bridge Road, Kalama, WA

There’s many things to consider bringing for a camping trip, and particularly for a retreat campout!

Here’s a printable list:

https://docs.google.com/document/checklist

CONTACTS

For Nicole:

trinitihealing@yahoo.com

323-842-3589

For Morgan (Owner):

woodenbridgekeepers@gmail.com

360-609-0364

NOTE: Nicole will NOT have wi-fi/cell service during the retreat so if you are late, unable to find the place, or can’t go last minute, please contact Morgan. 

(Also NOTE that you can have wifi at the house if you need to contact anyone outside the retreat).

 

How to find the property and the place to camp within the property

Exiting from the 5 freeway, you will pretty much be following alongside the Kalama River on Kalama River Rd until you turn into the property.

You’ll be on that road for roughly 10 miles (not exact – look up details on maps for exact mileage), so it is OK when you see the sign that says the road dead ends up ahead – it dead ends several miles past the property…

You’ll come to a fork at some point, be sure to stay on Kalama River Rd (Stay to the right, left goes uphill and is not Kalama Rd):

Maps will tell you to then turn onto Wooden Bridge Rd. It’ll look like this as you are approaching it, and it’s indeed a wooden bridge, but yes it is safe for our trucks, vans and cars:

Here’s what it’ll look like as you turn onto it, and be sure to go slow, as the end has a bump downward:

Once you cross the first bridge, take an immediate left at the “145 welcome to wooden bridge sign” on the tree. It’s easy to miss. The following pictures are what you’ll see as you come up to the property and turn into it.

You’ll see this on your left…

This is up ahead, and the turn left if JUST before it.

You’ll take that turn that is just before the sign above, and this is what you’ll see.

If you missed that immediate left hand turn, you’ll eventually end up at the neighbors house…

But once you make that left turn (where you’ll see the 3 pics above), you’ll go over the second (much smaller) wooden bridge, and the property owner’s house is up there on the right.

This is what you’ll see after crossing the 2nd bridge. (See the house poking out on the right?) Just keep following the road.

You’ll come up to the Owner’s house, Morgan, and she’ll check you in, so be sure to stop here. She’ll also go over some info about the drive back further on the land. Some of you may PARK at the parking lot at the house and the owner will gather all your stuff and drive you to the camp-out spot.

Only AWD and 4×4 are allowed back, no 2 wheel drive. You may choose to park at the house if 1) you don’t want to traverse the gravel hills after this part, or 2) you have a 2-wheeler or have a camper truck/RV as those can’t traverse the gravel hills (Sprinter Vans and similar are fine) or 3) your vehicle is over 7000 lbs, which shouldn’t be the case for anyone.

After checking in with the Owner, keep following the road and it’ll lead you behind the house. That is the road that leads to the retreat.

Continue following it a little ways more. There aren’t any pictures of this, but as you go past the house on the right it’ll take a sharp left. (It’s the only way to go, so you won’t get lost at this point). You can reposition your car by backing up if you need to, making a 3 point turn perhaps as there’s plenty of room to do so, to then be able to go up the gravel hill straighter with your car. This is a MUCH better improvement than when I went there years ago to attend someone else’s retreat and it was just dirt and big rocks on the road… The gravel there has now been compacted and much easier to drive.

Being a gravel road at this point with hills, we recommend you keep slow. Owner states 5 mph for a 4 wheel drive or 10-15 mph for AWD drive should work well. I go about 15 mph in my van.

You’ll go up and hill and down a hill, and will see a field on your LEFT as you come down the hill. You’ll see some signs on the tree (pictured below) but it is REALLY hard to see/make out where it is pointing to, but basically it is saying the main stage is that left that you DON’T want to take.

You’ll likely see ME though setting up a bunch of stuff in that field off to your left! You CAN come down and say hi, but then you’ll have to drive back up and continue on the road anyway, SO you might as well just stay STRAIGHT on the road to head to family camp. The owner Morgan will likely have told me you’ve arrived anyhow… That said, you CAN camp at the main field, especially as the family camp area has filled up. Though there are other areas to set up as well other than those 2 fields such as by the cabin or dome (off any driving roads though).

So you’ll see the main field on your left, but you’ll want to keep going STRAIGHT for family camp, so keeping trucking along this road… Just perhaps note where this main stage area is…

Afteranother minute of driving, you’ll see their little garden on the left, and a fork… Straight ahead is the Dome, so if you’re sleeping there, then go straight (left path at fork) toward the dome. You can also pitch a tent there if you’d like…

But for the main family camp area and Cabin, take the right turn at the fork.

For family camp and cabin, after you take the right at the fork, you’ll see this:

When you see this septic flushable bathroom, you’ll know you’re pulling up to Family Camp! There should be a left hand turn and a sign about this point toward the Cabin. You can camp anywhere in Family Camp, which stays mostly shaded, except the area you see by the bathroom… This picture is taken midday. The trees keep the area decently shaded morning/evening.

 

You’ll see the Family Camp sign there across from the bathroom under this tree (it’s hard to see the sign in this photo, but it is there under that tree):

You’ve arrived!!

Pull in and pitch your tent, the river to though the path at the end of Family Camp (DON’T DRIVE PAST FAMILY CAMP TO THE SMALLER ROAD INTO THE WOODS). You’ll know that you’ve arrive at Family Camp – it is the first big field you come to!

Take the path past family camp to the river! Enjoy Friday afternoon until festivities start at 7pm at the Main Stage!

 

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