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Our Story
Our Story
Camp Elements began as an open campground with a simple intention: to share raw land and natural space with others.
Over time, it became clear that open access did not always translate to respect.
The land needed boundaries. The experience needed care.
And the vision needed to evolve to protect the land and the people who gather here.
Today, Camp Elements is a place where nature is not consumed, but honored. Where community is not forced, but formed naturally.
WHAT CAMP ELEMENTS IS / IS NOT
What Camp Elements Is
- A private campground
- A land-centered space for rest, creativity, learning, and community
- A calm, intentional environment with clear boundaries
- A place to disconnect from noise and reconnect with nature
- A shared space rooted in mutual respect and personal autonomy
What Camp Elements Is Not
- A public campground or RV park
- A hotel, resort, or short-term rental
- A drop-in wellness center
- A spiritual authority or belief system
- A place with mandatory participation or ideology
There are no required practices, beliefs, or experiences at Camp Elements. Members are free to engage in ways that align with their own needs and values.
EXPERIENCES AT CAMP ELEMENTS
Activities at Camp Elements are practical, creative, and land-based. Offerings may vary by season and availability and can include:
- Gardening and seasonal planting
- Crafting, building, and hands-on workshops
- Small group gatherings and discussions
- Nature-based retreats and quiet camping
- Markets, shared meals, and private dinners
- Educational workshops focused on skill-building, wellness, and self-care
Participation is optional. Observing, resting, or spending time alone in nature is equally welcome.
The Vision Behind Camp Elements
Camp Elements was created from a simple belief: when people are given intentional spaces, meaningful things happen. This is more than a campground—it’s a gathering of creativity, wellness, and community rooted in authenticity and purpose.
“It’s said that if you build it, they’ll come. I did—so will you?”
