The place · Dunlap, California

Sequoia Highland Camp

A quiet camp in the Sequoias, all to ourselves for the festival. Warm summer days, cool nights, a dome to move in, stargazing nets, and a fire that burns every evening.

Sunset over the foothills, with clouds filling the valleys below the camp

Where we'll gather

The spaces

The Cloud, a geodesic dome among autumn trees

The Dome

Our dome, home of the main togetherness sessions.

A bright indoor studio with a person in a yoga pose

The Cloud Room

Indoor space for movement and experimental sessions.

Open-air A-frame shade structures on the Plateau, with views over the valley

The Plateau

An open-air clearing with hammocks, for morning yoga and dancing under the sky.

Inside the Bungalow: a wood-beamed hall with sofas, a pool table and foosball

The Bungalow

Where we eat and commune in a casual setting.

Three people walking a dirt trail toward the mountains

The land

The meadow, the pond, the hot tub, the trails, and the cliff for sunset.

A bright living room with a wood stove and leather sofa

Cabins & Yurts

Living spaces to share more intimate moments or rest in your energy.

Where you'll sleep

Cabins and yurts.

Everyone stays on site. Most rooms are shared. You can choose room options when you register.

Inside an A-frame cabin with timber beams and tall windows

Cabins

Eight cabins with one to three bedrooms.

Inside a yurt with a red painted frame, skylight and beds

Yurts

Round, bright and cozy, with beds around a painted frame.

Bedding & Towels

Bedding and pillows are provided, but bring your own towels.

Getting there

Fly to Fresno, ride together.

We'll send the exact address and directions once you register. Arrive anytime after 2pm on Thursday, June 10.

1.5 hrs

From Fresno Yosemite International Airport (FAT), the nearest airport.

3.5–4 hrs

From LAX or SFO, if you'd rather fly into a bigger airport and drive.

Carpools

Travel isn't included in the ticket. We'll help match riders with drivers, and may run a shuttle from Fresno.

Before you come

What to pack.

Cell service is limited

Reception on site is limited, but there is wifi. We hope to create a vibe of togetherness that makes phones obsolete.

Layers for warm days and cool nights

Comfortable clothes to move in

A swimsuit for the  hot tub and pond

A headlamp or flashlight

A refillable water bottle

Sturdy shoes for the trails

Sunscreen and a hat

Something cozy for star gazing

See you under the stars.

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