Registration is EASY!Download the registration form below and print it out. Please be patient while we update the registration form for 2023. Fill out the required information and choose your housing level preference. Send your registration form and deposit to: Missy Peterson 720 N 161st Place Shoreline, WA 98133 missygpeterson@comcast.net Don't forget to include your payment to reserve your space! Need to talk to a human? Call the registrar at (360)-388-6583 
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Our camp takes place at the beautiful Seabeck Conference Center in Seabeck, WA.
This conference center was first build in 1915. There are historical houses and newer builds. The conference has also been working towards being more green! Below is more information on their new green policies.
Our meals are served family style in the Inn Dining Room.
Plus a salad and fruit bar at lunch and dinner, and a yogurt and cereal bar at breakfast.
Friendly staff wait on you and we guarantee you won't go away hungry!
Special dietary needs are met and even the pickiest eater will find something to love.
Housing options to fit every need. Linens and towels provided! Contact our Registrar here - Registration for information on what housing is available and what would be the best option! We try to accommodate all requests as closely as we can. Additionally we do allow part time campers - space permitting
Register early to best secure your housing option.
*NEW* Pines: Adults: $635; Youth (12-16 yrs): $498; Child (3-11 yrs): $360; Infant: $85
We don't have Huckleberry OR Spruce this year!
Inn, Annex and Reeser: Adult: $530; Youth (12-16 yrs): $419; Child (3-11 yrs): $308; Infant: $85
Tamarack, Firs, Maples and Madrona: Adults: $475; Youth (12-16 yrs): $378; Child (3-11 yrs) $280; Infant: $85
Here are some new policies that they have in regards to plastic bottles: Their recycling company no longer accepts plastic bottles, in turn they no longer accept them. So if you bring them, take the bottles home with you! To combat this they have added a water bottle fountain to the Inn lobby! The conference center has also added an ice freezer at the Inn. Please donate is you take some to help them continue to give us easy access. Additionally you are asked to return the bags so they can be reused!
We recommend to bring your own coffee/hot cocoa mug, and a reusable water bottle.
We strive to leave the camp prettier than it was when we arrived and spend part of Saturday morning (the last day of camp) picking up trash around the grounds.
This conference center was first build in 1915. There are historical houses and newer builds. The conference has also been working towards being more green! Below is more information on their new green policies.
Our meals are served family style in the Inn Dining Room.
Plus a salad and fruit bar at lunch and dinner, and a yogurt and cereal bar at breakfast.
Friendly staff wait on you and we guarantee you won't go away hungry!
Special dietary needs are met and even the pickiest eater will find something to love.
Housing options to fit every need. Linens and towels provided! Contact our Registrar here - Registration for information on what housing is available and what would be the best option! We try to accommodate all requests as closely as we can. Additionally we do allow part time campers - space permitting
Register early to best secure your housing option.
*NEW* Pines: Adults: $635; Youth (12-16 yrs): $498; Child (3-11 yrs): $360; Infant: $85
We don't have Huckleberry OR Spruce this year!
Inn, Annex and Reeser: Adult: $530; Youth (12-16 yrs): $419; Child (3-11 yrs): $308; Infant: $85
Tamarack, Firs, Maples and Madrona: Adults: $475; Youth (12-16 yrs): $378; Child (3-11 yrs) $280; Infant: $85
Here are some new policies that they have in regards to plastic bottles: Their recycling company no longer accepts plastic bottles, in turn they no longer accept them. So if you bring them, take the bottles home with you! To combat this they have added a water bottle fountain to the Inn lobby! The conference center has also added an ice freezer at the Inn. Please donate is you take some to help them continue to give us easy access. Additionally you are asked to return the bags so they can be reused!
We recommend to bring your own coffee/hot cocoa mug, and a reusable water bottle.
We strive to leave the camp prettier than it was when we arrived and spend part of Saturday morning (the last day of camp) picking up trash around the grounds.
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There are many historic homes on site with large rooms and shared bathrooms.
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The new Huckleberry House. Each large room has a lovely private bathroom.
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The historic Seabeck Inn and Dining Room. There's room in this Inn! Private rooms for singles and families alike!
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Firs built in 1928 has 3 beds per room
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Maples built in 1958 has 2 beds per room
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Hemlock built in 1856 has 2 to 4 beds per room
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