Strawberry Camps  
 
 What is a "Strawberry Camp"?
 
  

Many groups of people who attend the festival year after year have established their own "camps". These camps are frequently located in the same location during each festival. Although the people that actually belong to these established camps are a minority at the festival, the camps contribute greatly to the festival atmosphere for all attendees and often provide the venue for wide range of off-stage jam sessions.

Following is a list of camps from Strawberry past and present. If your camp does not appear, but you would like it added to the list, please email it's name and a little blurb about the camp including where it is usually located and when it was established to Steve Zimmerman. Also, feel free to send along a scanned or digital photo of your camp if you would like to have it linked to your camp's name.

 Camp Name About the Camp 
 1807  [ Sign ] 
 219 Hog Ranch Road  [ Sign ] 
 5 Fong Girls Camp  [ Sign ] 
 Area 51  [ Sign ] 
 Belle Monroe's Brewglass Lounge  [ Sign ] 
 Bloody Marys  [ Sign ] 
 Birch Lake Noodle Choir "The Birch Lake Noodle Choir is a camp that's been going strong for over 10 years. We earned our name one year when we invited people to raft up with us on the lake but only if they would join us in song. We ended up with about 35 people singing water themed music. Our camp is usually located down the road from Camp Pig Out towards the tennis courts and sometimes we're right next to the tennis courts. Our camp is notorious for singing everything and anything. Regulars at the camp are Jerry Paul (the guy walking around with the stand-up bass on wheels called the "Jerry Rig"), his wife Claire, Jonathon Arthur and Gail Swaim (sing with the Banana Slugs), Jody Healy, me and my wife Barbara (San Francisco Bach Choir and UC Davis University chorus) our kids and lots of other musicians and singers so we seem to keep growing every Strawberry. We're up to about 20 people now. We create a stage with tarps and Jerry's Econoline van as a backdrop. We love Strawberry!!!" [ Sign ] 
 Bass Camp  [ Sign ] 
 Blue Fish Bar  [ Sign ] 
 Blue Shoes  [ Sign ] [ Photo ] 
 Bodie Beer Bonanza "This camp, so named because of our jam area backdrop, is also known as Campelot. It was established near Rock in the Road in about 1990 and is inhabited by former Fiddlestix (original Strawberry host band) members Cactus Bob Cole and Chris Stevenson (aka Prairie Flower), and their friends. In Fall 2003 it was re-christened CampObeyBob." [ Sign ] 
 Booty Camp  [ Sign ] 
 Brothers Camp  [ Sign ] 
 Brush Crew  [ Sign ] 
 Camp 4 Welches  [ Sign ] 
 Camp All Folked Up "Camp All Folked Up was established at the first Mather Festival in 1983. The locations of Camp All Folked Up are based on the nomadic traditions of Yosemite Trail Crew Culture and Instability. " 
 Camp All In The Family  [ Sign ] 
 Camp-a-FORD-it "We are the Forde Family (Dan, Candy, Danica and Ladron). We have been coming to Fall Strawberry since 1994 and like to camp near Rock 'n the Road & Hog Ranch Rd. We were part of Camp Ketchy Naym (as in "Catchy Name") but evolved into "Camp-a-FORD-it" for two reasons: 1. Our last name is Forde. 2) Our Ford Windstar broke down in area 51 outside of Tonopah, NV on our way from Aspen, Colorado. It cost $500 to get towed to Bishop, $3,000 for a new transmission and $250 to rent a car to get us all to Stawberry while our van was being fixed. We love Stawberry so much that we would spend our last penny to get there!" [ Sign ] [ Sign 2 ] 
 Camp All Y'all  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Aloha  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Always Get What You Want The formation of this camp began back in the early 90s, but it was newly christened "Camp Always Get What You Want" in Fall of 2001. We are located in the "Y" created where Yosemite Trails intersects with Hidden Meadow Loop. [ Sign ] [ Spring 2008 - Sunday after 80 other camp members bailed out due to incessant rain ] [ Fall 2007 Photo ] [ Spring 2007 Photo ] [ Fall 2006 Photo ] [ Spring 2006 Photo ] [ Spring 2005 Photo ] [ Fall 2004 Photo ] [ Spring 2004 Photo ] [ Fall 2003 Photo ] [ Fall 2002 Photo ] [ Fall 2001 Photo ] [ 2001 Photo ] [ 1999 Photo ] [ CAGWYW Website ] 
 Camp Amnesia  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Avalanche "Camp Avalanche home of the Mighty Avalanche Choir is usually located near the entrance of the lower Wild Flower RV meadow. The main feature of the camp is the white, heated, 26 foot circular tent with a large 30 candle Chandelier hanging from the middle. The Choir and many of the visiting musicians usually have a shtick of some sort to share, so we try and provide a generally respectful venue for those who want to hear and be heard. Since the full Choir itself is only usually in camp on Friday and Saturday nights, Thursday and Sunday are pretty much open to what ever happens. In any case it's a great place to hang when it rains or the temperature drops." 
 Camp Babble On  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Back-to-Back "At Camp Back-to-Back, we live the Strawberry way - share with our friends and family, keep the good vibes going, dig the newly discovered as well as long-looked-forward-to musicians as they play live and on Hog Ranch Radio (which plays day-round), eat and pack 'em full as much as we like, and never "bring ya down"! Ya'll come back to Back-to-Back!" [ Sign ] 
 Camp Banana Corn  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Bear It Any Longer  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Bear to Leave  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Bearded Fat Guys "Est. Fall '01 at the back gate of the Coyote Woods crew camp on the stage-ward edge of Coyote Meadow. May migrate it to a shadier spot someday if we ever get motivated. Mostly populated, coincidentally, by Bearded Fat Guys (though Stan kindly insisted we weren't really *that* fat) and our tolerant and bemused Significant Others, all from the Sacramento area. Base camp of the as-yet-undiscovered band High Strung, incl. several Strawberry veterans who have the good sense to pitch their tents elsewhere. Camp photo scrapbook should be up soon at http://www.wilburhaines.com/CAMPBFG.HTM Already a notoriously dissonant pickin' camp, although said S.O.'s have been known to impose an early curfew and send us off wandering into the night. Come on by and say Hi, and maybe you can even show us how to actually play these instruments we keep lugging around because 30-40 years ago we heard they attract women ....." [ Sign ] 
 Camp Bearly Next To You  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Be Kitten Around  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Be Sober  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Bearly Sleep  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Beer  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Behave Ourselves  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Believe It  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Believe This  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Berry Buds  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Berry Patch  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Berry Happy  [ Sign ] 
 Camp B2 __________ "Where the blank is we have a velcro strip and a variety of adjectives to put in the spot when our mood suits us. Each of our campers has their own adjective (Cool, Classy, Short, Loud) that best describes their personality. So, from day to day, it changes from "CAMP B2 RICH" to "CAMP B2 CREATIVE". We are an offshoot of CAMP AVALANCHE who first brought us to Strawberry and we are usually camping in the Wildflower Meadow area where the paths diverge on their way to Rock in the Road." 
 Camp B Flat  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Big Train Wreck  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Billhilly "Established in 2000 by bath house C reject Bill Winkler, is the vacation home of the Winkler Family of Sunland, Ca. The name came from a slip of the tongue by my dad, Bill Sr., back in '62 when he abruptly got up to change the channel and proclaimed: "We're watching a new show tonight called The Beverly Billhillies." That's a Tennesseean for you." [ Sign ] 
 Camp Blue  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Blue Shoes  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Bob  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Bobo  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Bogendell  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Boondock  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Boundary "Camp Boundary is way out on the edge, beyond Coyote Meadow and in the woods. Off to the left, is our neighbor, Camp No Boundaries. Stop by and say Hello!" [ Watercolor Done at Camp Boundary ] 
 Camp Bosomly  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Bovine  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Bubble  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Bubble Land "Camp Bubbleland was named by people at Starwberry. I came in 2000 as a Strawberry Virgin. Due to the love of the people at Strawberry that Spring 2000 I was named the "Strawberry Bubbleguy". In Fall of 2000 I was approached by Cathy the Artist that made the sign. It was made out of kindness and love for what I bring for the kids and people at Strawberry with the bubbles. I am about 30 feet left of Camp O' Boy when crossing the meadow. Thanks everyone I Love you all!! " [ Sign ] 
 Camp Buy Me Love  [ Sign ] [ Sign 2 ] [ Sign 3 ] [ Sign 4 ] 
 Camp By Dinky  [ Sign ] 
 Camp By The Seat Of Our Pants  [ Sign ] 
 Camp B'wurst  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Calamity "Camp Calamity was established in 1992 when one of our founding members dropped a 500 lb. nitrogen cylinder on his foot two days before Strawberry, crushing upteen bones-but did not let it stop him! Then his wife tripped over the guy wires (remember them?) on our canopy and wrecked her knee--and Camp Calamity was born. For the last ten years or so we have been located in Wildflower Meadow, straight through the trees from Bathhouse C. We have had our share of further calamities, including dropping the rear axle on our trailer in the meadow in Spring of 04. Spring '05 features a big guy with a broken leg--had to do something to live up to our Strawberry name! Several years ago we were lucky enough to talk a friend with a PR business into joining our camp, and so every year he surprises us with "custom Calamity clothing". We have our own souvenir Camp T-shirts each year, Calamity beanies, and straw hats! My, do we look awesome! Come see for yourself!" [ Sign ] [ Group Photo ] [ Spring 2007 Cup Winners ] 
 Camp Carltone "Location: behind the two-story condo near the food vendors. Established: Circa 1995" [ Fall 2003 Group Photo ] [ Group Photo ] [ Sign ] 
 Camp Carry a Tune "Hi we camp near the basketball court next to the workshop stage. Al Alent is our founding member he works the computer ticket thingy at the gate. We are also known as "Al's Pals" but I made a banner and thought up "Camp Carry a Tune" [ Photo ] [ Sign ] 
 Camp Catch a Buzz "Camp Catch a Buzz was founded by Stephanie Heath and Tiffany Teifel but has many members. After a few trips to Strawberry we have decided that it was time to decide on a name and stick with it. You can find our camp on the walkway by the bathrooms and concession area nearest the music meadow. We are also near Camp Remember and Camp Crud. Please come by and hang out at our camp where you can definitely catch a buzz!" 
 Camp Catch A Me-a  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Catchy Tuna "Hi from all of us at Camp Catchy Tuna. Please add our camp name to the roster. We're located along the stream just north of the general store." [ Sign ] 
 Camp Chintz  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Choose A Name  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Consensus Trance  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Content  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Cocktail "You can't forget Camp Cocktail which is in front of Cabin 38 next to the mess hall. It's been there since the first Strawberry at Mather and last year we added a lighted giant Strawberry sign to guide the campers back." [ Sign ] [ Sign 2 ] 
 Camp Coffee  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Cope  [ Sign 1 ] [ Sign 2 ] 
 Camp Costco  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Cowbell ""Because we all need a little More Cowbell" We are several families with several children, some of us have been attending Strawberry for years, some are newcomers. But we're all coming back! We are usually located at the junction across from the rocks our children love to climb on." [ Sign ] 
 Camp Cowlick "Camp Cowlick is base camp for members past, present, and future of the S.F. Bay Area Alt-Country band The Cowlicks. Stop by for a jam or a listen! You may even catch a performance of the all-girl Americana band Chickwagon, who also make Camp Cowlick their home. We're right next to the Security building on Birch Lake Road. Mooooo!" [ Sign ] 
 Camp Cravin' "Est. 1997. We camp on Meadow View Trail next to Coyote Meadows, near the junction where the walking path crosses the meadow. Over the years we’ve merged with Camp Desperado and some other motley bandits. Our camp travels to many music festivals up and down the west coast. We keep our all-night jams going with tequila and carrot juice health drinks and strong coffee. How Cat came up the name Camp Cravin’ is in interesting story, but not fit for publication." [ Sign ] 
 Camp Crud "At the 1st Mather Festival, a van pulled off Hog Ranch Rd. close to Bath House C. Both doors opened up and two men fell out followed by beer cans and empty liquor bottles. After a few days a little boy walked by, looked at the cans and bottles and said, "Crud"! Thus the illustrious begining of Camp Crud. The boy later came back with a sign that said, "Camp Krud", making it official. Camp Crud has lived up to its name and has become a place to eat, drink, throw your garbage on the ground and play music pretty much all week-end. As they say at Crud, "There's a stage here?" [ Sign ] [ Photo ] 
 Camp Crude "Est. 1992 A few festivals later some of us walked past Camp Crud and at first thought it was Camp Crude. We were very disappointed that another camp had the perfect name for our camp. We were delighted when we realized our mistake! We have been Camp Crude, where expulsion of bodily gases are not only accepted but appreciated, ever since. Thanks Camp Crud. We have moved around quite a bit but it seems we have finally found a home in hidden meadow." [ Sign ] 
 Camp Curmud-John  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Cunningham  [ Sign ] 
 Camp DAA "We are camp DAA dance-aholics anonymous. We are at the far end of Coyote Meadow by a utility pole between the barbed wire fence and the meadow. We have our own 12 step program." 
 Camp Dance A Lot "We are "Camp Dance A Lot". We have a group of people from Truckee and Sacramento that have been coming to Strawberry for 11 years now and we have finally settled on a name and have found time to make a camp flag. We love to dance and will usually be found dancing in the meadow or around the many after hour jams we love to frequent. We are usually camped in the area opposite of camp pig out up on the hill. A good half way point between the lake and the main stage. - Strawberry Pam" [ Photo ] 
 Camp Dang  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Danger  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Dead End  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Decadence "An orange and white parachute is the crown of Camp Decadence, located on Birch Lake Road near Bath House C. The camp was named in the Orwellian year of 1984. Eric West designed and painted the Camp Decadence sign, which we believe was the first large "camp" identification sign to be displayed at Strawberry. The mastermind and custodian of this "Winchester Mystery House" style camp is Rich Chamberlain. As the name implies, Camp Decadence is all about eating great food and enjoying the good things in life. The jams are legendary -- Choro, swing, bluegrass, bad 70s music. Lance Hilt, the "mayor" of Strawberry says "These are my people!" The camp motto is "Too Much Is Just Enough For Us"." [ Sign ] [ Camp Photo ] [ Camp Photo 2 ] 
 Camp Decide What to Wear  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Delta Dawn "Camp Delta Dawn was established around '98, though several of us have been coming to Strawberry since the beginning. The name came about because we were often playing Neil Young tunes and other artists and songs of the 1970's. One of our camp members, Andrea, was always wanting us to play gems like "You Picked A Fine Time To Leave Me Lucille", "I Am, I Said", and "Delta Dawn". People would walk by our camp repelled, yet strangely attracted. We have had large jams in the past where people came up with 70's numbers that were mostly forgotten (For reasons that became obvious). Come on by and share a song! We are located near bathhouse C on the women's side." [ Sign ] 
 Camp Dew Be Kind  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Digest It "Est. 2005 in wild flower meadow" 
 Camp Dinky  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Dirty Dishes  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Do It All  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Don't Look Back  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Double D  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Doubt  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Dreaming Of Strawberry  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Drink No More "Located in Wildflower Meadow, Camp Drink No More is composed of sober members of AA and their families who want to enjoy the festival, have a cup of coffee, and relax together. The Camp was established to provide a welcome way for sober Strawberry-goers to make new friends by providing a place to meet each other, congregate, and take a break. Camp Drink No More will return in Spring and Fall 2006 (and thereafter). For more information about the Camp, please email Michele D. at soberstrawberry@gmail.com." [ Sign ] [ Sign 2 ] 
 Camp Drunk  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Dungbeetle "The Dung Beatles evolved at the "back stage hospitality crew" camp on the hillside of Shady Grove/ about half way from concessions to the lake early in the festivals existance . The crew /camp gained it's name when several members were spoted at three am ..laying on their backs in the middle of the road ..waving all appendages and acting like dung beatles . Their moto is "we have our shit together". Mostly mellow folks ...few in dung beatle camp admit to being full fledged beatles. - Sarah in Paradise" [ Sign ] [ Sign 2 ] 
 Camp Eachywawa  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Eieio  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Elepant  [ Sign ] 
 Camp England  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Entropy "Camp Entropy started out in Fall 1999 in the lumpy middle of Coyote Meadow because John, Vicky and Connie arrived at night and didn't know where the heck they were. Rescued from death by roasting by Dean and Randy at Camp Mostly Grinnin', they (along with Art, Lisa and Dave) have been Coyote Meadow faithfuls ever since. The camp was named in Fall 2000 when, at trip's beginning, Vicky's bike wheel flew off the rack and under an eighteen-wheeler. The trend continues. Camp Entropy---more than just a good idea, it's the law." [ Sign ] [ Sign Photo ] 
 Camp Fairy Fat  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Fibonacci "We are Camp Fibonacci, and all of us have numbers from the Fibonacci number series: Alison3, Mo13, Cornelia34, Claudia89, Deb144, Ed377, Dean987 and one more to be determined." [ Sign ] 
 Camp Fiddleberry  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Find A Good Man  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Find My Camp Site "I've been coming to Strawberry off and on for the last 15 years, but lately more often, (more IS better ! ) Got the camp name after a wild "Strawberry way" experience at the Spring 05 festival, Thanks ! Stop in and say hi if you see me." [ Sign ] 
 CampName "Camp Find My Pants has been camping on the road along Coyote meadow for a few years now. We are closely affiliated with Camp All y'All." 
 Camp Find My Way Home  [ Sign ] [ Photo 1 ] [ Photo 2 ] 
 Camp Find My Way Homey  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Flamingo  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Flip Flop  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Fog "Camp Fog originated with the Cale and Wood families from Pacifica coming together. We began regularly bringing our family and friends in 2002. Come visit our camp site and get lost in our Strawberry fog." [ Sign ] 
 Camp Fomo  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Forget Your Hat  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Formerly Known As ... "THE CAMP FORMERLY KNOWN AS... (all caps, three dots, sorry we're very particular) is celebrating their ten year anniversary! The core of our group hails from the San Bernardino Mountains, most teaching outdoor education there. Come say hi and play music with Joanna Fuller, Craig Fortune, Jason Westfall, Carl Zaeske, Shilene Noe, and Patrick and Shannon MacLaughlin, as well as the regular crew of newbies. We always have instruments around, musical and otherwise, and hope to have a camp upright bass real soon. We are located on the South edge of Coyote Meadow. Look for our banner." [ Sign ] 
 Camp Freedom Toast  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Freak and Frolic "Fall of '01 all the teenagers from Camp Intents broke of to form Camp Intents Too. Last spring we renamed and are now called Camp Freak and Frolic. There are about a dozen or so of us, about half being fully legitimate strawberry kids working on our 20th and 30th festivals. We are located just around the corner of the tennis courts from Camp Intents. Teeneagers without a place to stay are always welcome to join us as long as they contribute food and refrain from drugs and alcohol." [ Sign ] 
 Camp Fungo  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Fun For All And  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Fun Shway "Last year was my first time at Strawberry. It was a spur-of-the-moment thing. I was going on instinct, not even knowing at the time about the Strawberry Way. I came to a spot that I thought would be a good place to camp and asked the folks there how I would get a campsite. They said, you just got one--camp with us! These were mellow folks with a very tidy, well organized camp. The next day after seeing all the camp signs I dubbed it Camp Fun Shway." 
 Camp Funny Bunny  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Funky Butt "We're Camp Funky Butt...all long-time friends with children around the same age. We're a camp full of babies, toddlers, music, friends, fun and the occasional Funky Butt." 
 Camp Get Along "Camp Getalong - Established in 2002 (by some longtime Strawberryers and a couple of newbies), but we got our name and a sign in 2003. We're in and next to cabin #26, between the cabin and the general store. Come by for a game of solitaire ping-pong!" 
 Camp Get Any Better Than This  [ Sign ] [ Sign 2 ] 
 Camp Get Enough  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Get It Up  [ Sign ] [ Sign 2 ] 
 Camp Get Next To You  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Get No Satisfaction  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Get The Top Off  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Get There From Here  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Get Uhnuff Of Yer Love  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Gimp Along  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Go Home  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Gone a Rye aka "Camp Find My Kids" [ Sign ] [ Sign 2 ] 
 Camp Gorge Us "Common threads ... kindred spirits ...
Dance around the Meadowfest,
Weave and wind the music through us ...
Woven into one we're blest ~
So when the quilt is split to patches ...
Remember warmth we've taken there ...
In the comfort of Meadowfest ...
Music's blanket laid to rest ~
Just like the Sierra snowfall and rain provides the Central Valley with its precious water, Camp "Gorge~Us" was destined to be. This magnificent journey began in 1982 when two founding campmates accepted an invitation, by a fellow bluegrass playing friend to join him, at Leland Meadows! ... As the Strawberry Bluegrass Festival moves to Camp Mather and changes its name and continues to grow, so does this band of merry campmates. In a traditional "Strawberry Way", Camp "Gorge~Us" happily claims fun to a core of twenty steady wanderers. Wanderers, who all happily forget their day jobs, enjoying life again in this lovin~family zone!
Camp "Gorge~Us" is known to bring smiles to the faces of passers-by or at least an "Oh My". At Camp "Gorge~Us" the party rarely stops and the camp mates there are always ready to entertain or be entertained! Originally called "Camp Funky Monkey," Michee and Jimmy’s gourmet meals changed it all. When campmates couldn’t stop eating their yummy cooking, Camp "Gorge~Us" was born and so too was their new camp motto: "Eat to Drink, Drink to Live"!
Camp "Gorge~Us" is conveniently located on Hog Ranch Road, the 1st camp on your left, southward from the Strawberry concessions. It is located where the lil' meadow fence corners to Hog Ranch Road, just a stones throw from the Heartbreak Hotel. You can’t miss it with Giraffe and his Funky Monkey Tribe hangin' round jus' waitin' for you to stop by and share sum Strawberry Song & Spirits! It is said that the chief monkey, King Kumona~Wona~La'ya, has permanently given his lavender~feathered~lay to Camp "Gorge~Us" Giraffe, so you will know you’re there and not lost in the jungles of Coyote Meadow!
Camp "Gorge~Us" wants you to know that whenever you’re in the neighborhood, please stop by to unplug and be happy! And warning …you might want to bring some good tequila, because they have been known to run out!" [ Sign ]		 
 Camp Greyfox "Camp greyfox was established in the mid-1980s by a group of regulars from Reno, Las Vegas and now Michigan. We're in Wildflower between the footbridge and the sometimes creek." [ Sign ] 
 Camp Griffindor  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Hammock It  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Handle It  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Happy Face  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Happy Hour "I guess it's time to register my camp, which is now celebrating it's fifth year with an actual name. We call ourselves Camp Happy Hour, named after a certain event that takes place every day of the fest, Spring and Fall, at 4:00 p.m. We're near the second crook in the road on Sunrise Trail and our number sometimes grows to over 50, including kids. Some of us have been coming since Fall 1997 but the camp itself began in 1998 and landed its name sometime in the past five years -- because of that daily event, none of us can quite remember when." [ Sign ] 
 Camp Hardly Sleep  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Have 2 Much Fun  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Hav Mahbootay "High, overlooking Birch Lake live the girls of Camp Hav Mahbootay. Inspired by the Laura Love song which tells us to celebrate our bootays by taking them shopping, buying them presents and feeding them peanut butter (and tequila) which we do all that and more at the Strawberry Music Festival." [ Sign ] 
 Camp Have Too Much Fun "Camp Have to Much Fun moved into Coyote Meadows in spring 2000. At the outer border so we have a great view of the stage and it sounds even better. Great jamming and fun prevails here. It is also home to members of the band Wildsteed and some of the Black Irish band. An open camp that welcomes all to stop by for some great pickin, food, drink and of course Way Too Much Fun!" [ Sign ] [ Sign 2 ] 
 Camp Hear "Camp Hear has many variations and is often camped with camp dang. Each participant has their own sign. They are all yellow and painted by Jim Urban. Some of them are Camp Dang Hear, Camp Hear too. Camp Dang Hear, Camp Hear Dang, etc. Many of us have been at Strawberry for over 25 Strawberry's. We will continue to be there so we can continue to hear dang good Strawberry music. As we have many participating families we are located through out Camp Mather. You can spot us by the bright yellow signs." [ Sign ] 
 Camp Hear Too  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Here and Now "Our woodsy abode has been my place of residence twice a year now for 26 fests. I met my better half 20 fests ago--she was camping right next door (typical Strawberry karma). We're by bathhouse B along the creek. Would love to have a slew of message board regulars stop by for a perpetually flowing bloody or margie" - Robbie and Cheryl [ Photo ] [ Sign ] 
 Camp Hey Deer  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Holy Toledo  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Hope  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Howdy "Camp Howdy, conveniently located in Downtown Strawberry near the corner of Rock in The Road & HogRanch Road, just behind the first cabin on the left, is a collaberation of Longtime & Shorttime Strawberry music Festival goers from the Greater Santa Cruz Metroplex...which of course we naturally extend to the finer suburbs of Camp Mather twice a year. In this lush & naturally rustic setting, you'll find an array of dazzelling urbanites picking tunes from dawn till dusk, washing them down with buckets of frosty adult malted beverages & chasing them all the way home with masterful blends of Irish Whiskey & Top Grade Tequilla. So, stop on by & pick a tune, lift a glass, burn in turn & howl at the moon with us!!!" [ Sign ] [ Sign 2 ] 
 Camp Hummus Amoung Us  [ Sign ] 
 Camp I Rock  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Ichigo  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Ida Hi Ho  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Idaho "The New Camp Idaho was established in the Fall of 2002 and is located just inside the entrance to Wildflower Meadow, off Hog Ranch Road. Coming down from Idaho is the highlight of our festival season and is eagerly anticipated all year long! Please stop for some "Strawberry way" hospitality as ya pass by!" [ Sign ] 
 Camp Illicaliforgonyork  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Ing  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Intense  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Intents  [ Sign ] 
 Camp In-there  [ Sign ] 
 Camp IslaVue  [ Sign ] 
 Camp It Useabe Never Like This  [ Sign ] 
 Camp JamGrass Revolution "This Camp was Formed in 2002 by the Band Jamgrass Revolution Featuring Sid Lewis {Banjo,Guitar,Vocals} David Breed {Percussion,Vocals}Lancer Hardy{Bass,Vocals} and Bruce Macmillan{Dobro,Lap Steel,Guitar,vocals} We all Look Forward To The late night jams with everybody at our first Strawberry Music festival. Sid Lewis Can be reached at The Acoustic College {1-530-894-2526}.David Breed Can be contacted at Drums By Dave {1-530-321-9656} See you all there!" [ Sign ] 
 Camp Jerquemate  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Jerry  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Jug O' Monkeys  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Keggs N' Eggs  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Kiddie Winks  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Knee Biters From Mars  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Kunfused  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Lakanuki   
 Camp Lamby  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Lazy  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Lazyzzzzz  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Left of Memphis  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Let Go  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Live Without It  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Lord Of The Flies  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Lucky  [ Sign ] 
 Camp M & M  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Mak It Outta of Camp  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Mc G  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Mentalberry  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Mini M & M  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Moderate 211  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Moosic  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Moose Hollow  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Move "We are a movin n groovin group of strawberry raised children who were brought to Strawberry as berry babies, all under the age of 8 for the first time (Fall '83 was our first). We are now goin on our 22nd or so year at Camp Mather (aka: home)and are proud of our parents at Camp Howdy for raisin us as True strawberrians. Its taken us years to come up with a camp name_ of our own, but here we are as adults and we finally have it. CAMP MOVE This name came about over a pre-strawberry chat. Its been decided that our camps two best qualities at the festival are A) loungin at the camp where we 'camp move' and B) always on the move so if ya stop by and we're not at camp, then we are on the move. So, catch us if you can......see ya at Berry !" 
 Camp Mostly Grinnin  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Mr. Ribbit  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Naked "Camp Naked had its start in Spring of '87. The following year we found our home by accident, when we had a small baby with us and rented a cabin. We began meeting neighboring campers, one of whom was associated with Naked Juice (a fresh juice company from San Diego) and who later started a band called Naked Earth. The baby who justified renting that cabin is now 14, and Camp Naked has grown into a large extended family that gathers at our home on the small meadow twice a year to celebrate music and friendship." [ Sign ] 
 Camp Naked Babies  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Nana Banana  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Negligence  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Nelly  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Neosporin  [ Sign ] [ Sign 2 ] 
 Camp No Ka Oi "Historical records are incomplete but many believe that the Camp No Ka Oi ("No Better Place" in Hawaiian) dates from the mid-1800's. It was only natural that upon the discovery of the Strawberry Music Festival, a No Ka Oi outpost was established near the banks of Birch Lake along Yosemite Trails Road, around the corner from the fur trading post of Camp Decadence. The generations of No Ka Oi campers have adhered to the core beliefs of "More is Better" and "Ya Gotta Sin To Be Saved", as well as "It's not about looking good, and it's certainly not about smelling good. It's about feeling good." [ Sign ] 
 Camp North Morro Bay Crown Road  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Not A Walk Thru  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Obey Bob  [ Sign ] [ Sign2 ] 
 Camp O'Boy "Camp O'Boy founding members Mark Pistrang and Pete Weigel first came to Strawberry in Fall of 1984. It took a few years, but we finally settled along Meadow View Trail near it's junction with the walking path that crosses Coyote Meadow. The name O'Boy might remind some of Tim O'Brien's band, but actually is just Pete's favorite name for those small blue houses that always seem to be near... We officially named our camp in the early 90's." [ Sign ] 
 Camp O'Brien Creek  [ Sign ] 
 Camp O'Girl "Camp O'Girl was officially established in 1999, but the mainstay, Chris MacNeil, has been coming to Strawberry since the beginning of time, or 1983. In about 1997, the Camp O'Girl crowd met the Camp O'Boy folks, and the two began a consolidation process, and they have settled along Meadow View Trail near it's junction with the walking path that crosses Coyote Meadow. As in most relationships, each camp wanted to have their own identity. So, Avery, the 4-year-old and youngest member of camp at the time, dubbed us Camp O'Girl. We got an official banner and have been one big happy family ever since! Keep the music coming!" [ Sign ] 
 Camp of the Easily Amused "The group of us have been coming to Strawberry since '83 and started out as "The Gang". We have finally,after all these years,settled on a final name of "The Camp Of The Easily Amused" due to the fact that we have fun and friends.We are usually camped behind Heartbreak Hotel,but moved a little west due to an added 5th wheel.We always have fun and great food.At Fall '05 we were the camp with the giant "STRAWBERRY SHIRT QUILT" made by my wife Tana with all of our shirts from years gone by.It has shirts on it that only a few of our camp have.She is now planning a new quilt that the main panel will be a tribute to our late great friend Mike "Mustache" Thompson who passed away last year shorly after fall '04. anyway come by and see us next year and get "AMUSED" not "ABUSED"!Happy Strawberry!" [ Sign ] 
 Camp Of No Cares "The name of our camp comes from one of Great Big Sea's latest CDs, "Sea of No Cares". Since we are all real or honorary Maritime Canadians, this camp reflects our love of the sea and all of its creatures and our tremendously positive feelings towards the whole Strawberry Experience. We hope to make this a regular camp. At this point I have no idea where we'll end up, but once you see our sign there will be no mistaking us for anyone else!" 
 Camp Of Strawberry Red Coats  [ Sign ] [ Sign 2 ] 
 Camp Ojikram "Our camp's founder, Mark, was called Markie Joe by his family when he was little. Ojikram is on his license plate, which is MarkiJo backwards. We have been coming here since 1983 and finally made a banner several years ago." [ Sign ] 
 Camp Onomatopoeia  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Oomagallagalla  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Oops I Sharted  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Over The Rainbow  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Pain d'Harmonium "Found only in Fall, our camp is part "Pandemonium" and part "Bread of Harmony" ("pain" is French for "bread" - one of our members is a French teacher). Maybe we'll call it "Pun d"harmonium". Next year we may actually bring along the Harmonium (Indian keyboard instrument). Our camp represents the joining of members (Ellen and Sofia) of the old SPN camp and "old-timers" Rick and Linda from, well, Camp Stove?? Thanks to enthusiastic recruitment, we have some new regulars from Berkeley & Oakland (Dave, Amy, Brett, Kate). Most of us have sung together semi-professionally at one time or another, and we all enjoy a healthy irreverence for most things (excepting the Strawberry Way, of course), and enjoy bad puns and good laughs. If you like to sing - traditional, folk, harmony, standards, spirituals, madrigals, Beatles... bring your whatever and please come and visit! You can sing like Edith Bunker, if you want. We also maintain a wacky almost-9-year-old girl at camp who would love a buddy (source of much pandemonium). We are located somewhere near the Big Rock between Twin Giants Road and Hidden Meadow Loop - away from downtown and closer to the lake. Always within shoutin range of Camp Pig-Out (thank goodness). You may have heard it said: "A shot of good tequila makes me a better mother." (Mojitos ain't bad either) " 
 Camp Pain Head Quarters  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Pajama Pants  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Paradise "The denizens of Camp Paradise think Strawberry is as close to heaven as we get here on earth. We also like the name because we all live within walking distance to Paradise Beach on the banks of the American River in Sacramento. We are located at the entrance to the RV meadow - look for the old Silver trailer." [ Sign ] 
 Camp Party Enough  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Pathetic Honey 2  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Perfect Lemon "Lemons for cars and lemons for people and an incredible ball of tangled string make this Tarpulin City quite a site. Famous for the Horse's Neck cocktail,,, if you need a lemon,, chances are we've got it. We camp underneath trees." [ Sign ] 
 Camp Pesto  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Picture That "We've been camping in the same general vicinity since 1989 and have two of the photography crew in our midst, hence the name." [ Sign ] 
 Camp Pierce  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Pigout & the Rhino Lounge "Camp Pig-OUT is located on the corner of Hidden Meadow Loop and Twin Giants. Pig-OUT was named in 90', but actually started in 89' when Wesley Robertson(KVMR) invited Chip Meshew(Texas Red/KCSS) and Chip showed up with a great cook, Vohn Smith. Mark Staneart(the California Okie)was invited over for some tasty gourmet meals and as they say, the rest is history!! A couple years later the Rhino Lounge was added(thanks DOC) and the infrastructure was in place. Since then we have grown in size and have added our own festival features. In the Spring at midnight on Thursdays, the Rhino Lounge host a Cabaret that features a vaudevillian style night of fun, music, juggling, and whatever magic that you bring to share(please come to watch or preferably to join in)!! In the Fall Camp Pig-OUT host a Chili-Cook Off on Sunday afternoons. Tasting is during the dinner break(Strawberry time), and Pig-OUT usually arranges music to be featured during the last couple hours of cooking(this is Strawberry afterall)!! Pig-OUT encourages entries from other Strawberrians in either the meat or veggie categories but be for-warned, its no small task de-throning our in camp "Champs"!! Cooks should check in with Pig-OUT at the beginning of the festival for more details. Other than that, just remember, "this is not a quiet place" " [ Camp Pigout Sign ] [ Camp Pigout Sign 2 ] [ Rhino Lounge Sign ] 
 Camp Pixie  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Please 'Em All  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Plug It In  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Put a Name on It I think we are now known as "CAMP PUT A NAME IT". We could never quite decide on a name, so we bring a Dry Erase Board and change our camp name(s) as inspiration hits. Last festival we were "Camp Ya Hear Me Now?" We've been "Camp Get Over It," "Camp Cadaver", "Camp Pun-Time," "Camp Wine Commonsewers," ...you get the idea. However, we have camped downhill from Camp Dung Beetle for over 16 years, so we are unofficially known as "Lower Dung." 
 Camp Put A Sock In It  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Quarantine  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Quick, Pull my Finger Est.1994 in Wildflower Meadow [ Sign ] 
 Camp Quick Knock That Back "Our camp was established Fall of 1992 one dark and lonely night after wandering in from Evergreen Road in to find a well packed Strawberry. Being of lazy mind and lazier body we fell asleep behind the store. When we awoke the next morning to the sound of bags of ice being slung through the morning sky we knew we had found our home. A good place for cold beer! So here we rest when we arrive at Strawberry, each Spring and Fall our loyal spotter "Which" (the blond one)reserves our site and chills the brew. The rest of the crowd rolls in in time to hear: "Quick Knock that Back" time to go to the meadow, to the lake, to Amys, to the dinning hall, or back to camp for dinner - Peace, and music, Scribbler" [ Camp Photo ] [ Sign ] [ Sign 2 ] 
 Camp Raising Kane  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Rancho Relaxo  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Remember  [ Sign ] [ Sign 2 ] 
 Camp Remember But We Were There  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Remember *?%!  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Resist  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Rif Rafe  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Rock Stars  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Rough It Anymore  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Rowdy  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Runamuca  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Sanity Cruzer  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Scandia  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Serendipity "Est. Fall '01. Usually located in Wildflower Meadow as close to the stage as we can get. We'd tell you what it means, but we'd rather you go look it up in the dictionary. This fall we were Slim Trim Kim and The Diva, Strawberryheads since '99; the Serendipitist, aka Ray of Sunshine, and Kelli the Strawberry Virgin. We plan on bringing in many more virgins next year." [ Sign ] 
 Camp Shiloh  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Shmamp  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Shot-ski  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Sight "Camp Sight has been continuously occupied since the '83 festival. After wandering around the grounds "the sight" was established at the end of Bear Walk Road behind the Dining hall in 1988. Our occupancy ranges from a low of 2 at the Fall '07 festival to our high water mark of 23 at Spring '99. Our first generation of children recently married, and we have a 2nd crop that's just entering their teens. Herradura Reposado tequila is the drink of choice. Stop on by for a shake and a howdy anytime." [ Sign ] 
 Camp Sit Up Straight  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Ski  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Skivvy  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Slant  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Sleep  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Slug  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Smart Ass "We've been coming since 1983. We started out on Sunrise Trail (single to babies) and have now been in Cabin 96 down by the lake for many years. You may have seen the "Happy Birthday Bubbles" sign our crew made for me this year." [ Camp Photo ] 
 Camp Smiley "We folks from Modesto, CA are CAMP SMILEY directly behind bath house B. Been there since '98. - Love, Peace & Chicken Grease, Jason Babb" 
 Camp Sofa King "Camp Sofa King first flew its Official Flag at Spring 2005 Strawberry, our unofficial camp leader is BC Bixler, and our camp ends up wherever we land. Usually near the porta potties. " [ Sign ] 
 Camp Somewhere Else  [ Sign ] [ Sign 2 ] 
 Camp Spam  [ Spam Flag ] [ Sign ] [ Spam Fan ] [ Sign 2 ] [ Sign 3 ] [ Sign 4 ] [ http://www.campspam.net ] 
 Camp Speedo  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Stand My Drunk Friends "We're located over off of Sunrise Trail Road. The camp has progressivly gotten worse for the past four years. We have cool shirts, cold beer, cheap whisky, and voices that travel. See you soon. Paul" 
 Camp Stand the Smell  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Stand Up No More "Our Campsite was established in the early 90's. With it's excellent location behind Heartbreak Hotel (and, conveniently, the Med tent) we have always been able to offer weary, lost, dazed, confused (or musically inclined) travelers a place to rest, play music, store instruments etc. Come see us sometime. If we are not home, we are probably at your camp so make yourself comfortable. (or leave a note in the mailbox to let us know you stopped by...)" [ Sign ] 
 Camp Stand Ya "The Chapman and Moore family has established Strawberry's newest camp, "Camp Stand Ya". We are located within Coyote Meadows, look for the flag pole on the Coachman Trailer. Camp Stand Ya comes from one of our favorite Seinfeld episodes where George Costanza's high School coach kept calling him "Can't stand ya"." [ Sign ] 
 Camp Stay Out of Trouble  [ Photo ] [ Fall 2006 Photo ] 
 Camp Stay Put  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Steer Robber Reap High  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Stop Grinnin' "Hello! My friends, Sharon and Les Eisner and I have been coming to the Strawberry Festival off and on since 1988(i think). Now we have kiddos in tow and bring parents and assorted friends at least once a year. We generally move around the camp every time, kind of finding whatever we can find...." 
 Camp Stop Jamming "Camp Stop Jamming is where the Jamming 101 folks dwell, and where the after-hours jam for the Jamming 101 Workshops happens. Sid Lewis, who leads the beginners jam every morning at Birch Lake, welcomes all to come on and experience the dark underbelly of Jamming 101, the only requirement is bringing an instrument and tequila. Usually located near the horse coral amidst the dung, we try to stay dung-in-cheek about it…for more info visit www.jamming101.com" [ Logo ] 
 Camp Stop Lovin' You "Officially "Bannered" in 2005, has actually been around for awhile- only we didn't know what our name was... Since I've been to Strawberry with 2 (now ex-) wives, one (present) girlfriend and several kids over 15 years, the name was a no-brainer (sorta like the now-defunct marriages). The kids are growing 'n grown, but there's always small ones and friends and friends of kids and other mind-altering experiences to be had..." 
 Camp Stop Now  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Stop the Music  [ Sign ] [ Sign 2 ] 
 Camp Stove "Camp Stove was established in Fall 2001 to give our giggle-ins island its own identity, adrift as we are between Camp Pig-Out and the Dog Pound. New friends and old are treated to a running dialogue between Captain Kirk and Ethel Merman between folky jams and homage to the almighty stove." [ Sign ] 
 Camp Strawberry Face  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Strawberry Festival 2006  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Strawberry Moon "Camp Strawberry Moon came to be one moonlit night while we listened to music in the Meadow, and while a half moon hung out over the opening in the trees just left of stage. It was an unforgettable moment, a vision that spawned the name of our camp, as well as a song. We were Strawberry Virgins way back then, when we first ventured out to Mather and established our camp…way back in the spring of 2002. Our camp is just over by Shady Grove Walk near Yosemite Trails Road. Ah yes, fond memories now, and we just can’t wait to get back to that special place in our heart. Come by, say hello, sit for a spell. Bring some music if you’d like, or not. Warm wishes from Camp Strawberry Moon." [ Sign ] 
 Camp Strawberry Red's "We established a camp this past Spring, The Strawberry Red's. Janice and I are redheads, hence the name. We are right at rock in the road on the corner." [ Sign ] 
 Camp Strawberry Rocks  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Strawbrewery "Established in the Spring of 2003 by Tim Heryford and Alec Vanderwoude, two avid hombrewers, Camp Strawbrewery is located along the Meadow View Trail near it's junction with the walking path that crosses Coyote Meadow, close to the fine folks of Camp O' Girl and O'Boy. Inspired by the fresh pine air and kind music, hopheads can gather to share and try homebrew responsibly, letting the lupalins work their magic before heading to the meadow to treat their souls and groove with family and friends. Cheers." 
 Camp Streak a Lot  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Strum a Lot  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Stupid "Also known as Camp Stoopid, Kamp Stoopd, etc. until the creation of our present flag by the mysterious Badger-woman who, legend tells us, created the flag using only a pillowcase, jambalaya, and meat-paste. Concerned for providing the most for those with the least, our goal (such as we understand it) is to remain deeply stupid for the next eight years,to offer safe harbor to others like ourselves, and remain untroubled by the storms of intelligence.
T here isn't much more we can say
E ach year that passes - upidstay!
C an those who follow do much worse?
A nd spell out beer-brands with each verse?
T ough years may pass, our camp remains
E ach one a dolt, with shit for brains" [ Sign ]		 
 Camp Sun Shign  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Sundances  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Sunny Rise "Camp Sunny Rise was established in about 1992 - we are located on the Sunrise Trail amongst a batch of redwoods which allow us to fly some 800 sq feet of tarp cover - folks from Monterey Bay, Oakland, sometimes Colorado and even MAINE have been known to make it their home - We are close to Bathhouse B, (the BEST bathhouse) - also close the Breakfast Club where the Sunny Rise Boys often perform." [ Sign ] 
 Camp Sweet Strawberry  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Swizzle Sticks  [ Camp Photo ] 
 Camp Take It With You "Just wanted to throw a fast blurb in about Camp Take it With You... It actually started 15 years ago when a group of hot and dusty and tired motorcyclists on their annual run over Memorial Day stopped by the big tree there as a "rest stop" and it became kind of our unofficial stomping grounds over the next decade... Our original group went seperate ways(sadly), but when my partner and I returned to Strawberry last fall, we re-discovered the "mother tree" (a huge "lightning" oak, now roped off) and a group of wonderful people and decided to call it our "home away from home"... Camp take it with you is to the right of the store up the dirt road, over the bridge and just before the sunrise bluffs, across from the owls roost behind the " decrepit cabin" there. The "mother tree" is the large oak that is roped off behind the cabin, just down the slope from the road. Occasionally, one hears the soft wafting of accordians nearby, and music in the distance... restoring our "strawberry sanity" for the rest of the year..." 
 Camp Tawodi "Miz Linda began attending Strawberry in 1984, no "sign" for Camp Tawodi (named after the orange 1970 240Z I drove for 15 years) just my whip & Indian peace pipe bag hanging on a tree. Come on by & set a spell, pick a little, Grin some more! Located at the top of Black Oak Hill, just above Stan's American Bar (no grill), south of bath house C." [ Photo ] 
 Camp Tin Crunch  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Touch This  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Think  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Think of a Name  [ Photo ] [ Sign ] [ Sign 2 ] [ Sign 3 ] 
 Camp Tulip  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Twister Camp  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Virginia  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Wait for Stawberry  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Wait To See You "Camp Wait To See You started in 1987 over by the big rocks near Yosemite Trails and Shady Grove, and we've been coming Spring and Fall ever since. We camped right behind the Security horse paddock for years, but recently we migrated across Coyote Meadow to the area between Meadow View and Yosemite Trails. Kid friendly, generally with an unusually large population of bass players if you're ever looking for one. We like jazz, gypsy jazz, bluegrass, and anything in between or around the edges. All musicians of good will welcome!" 
 Camp Walk About  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Walk Straight  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Wanna Cheeto  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Wanna Jamalot  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Wannawaffle  [ Sign ] [ Sign 2 ] 
 Camp We All Find Our Way  [ Sign ] 
 Camp We All Get Along  [ Sign ] 
 Camp We All Just Get Along  [ Sign ] 
 Camp We Be Friends  [ Sign ] 
 Camp We Live Here  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Wee B Gone  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Whachamacallit "We are the Frenette Family (Robin, Dan, and Alex). We usually camp in Coyotee Meadow near the big rock and the walking path if it's not underwater. We're still working on a sign." 
 Camp Whatever  [ Sign ] 
 Camp Whysteria (the W is silent