Food / Lodging
Food
We know you're not here for the food, but Dare To Be Square DMV includes an amazing community kitchen and thoughtful menus. If you're able, please come and lend a hand in creating the fuel for this weekend. Our wonderful kitchen organizers will provide all the ingredients and preparation guidance.
Registration includes five hearty meals with plenty of vegetarian options:
Please plan to bring something to share for Saturday's potluck. If you have complicated dietary restrictions or requirements, feel free to bring along what you need. You're welcome to use the refrigerator at Camp.
Registration includes five hearty meals with plenty of vegetarian options:
- Friday dinner - a hot, homemade curried lentil soup awaits your arrival! It's vegan and gluten free, but with tons of trimmings to dress it up to your liking. The pot stays on for latecomers.
- Saturday breakfast - bagels and cream cheese, fruit, oatmeal, hard boiled eggs, coffee, tea, etc.
- Saturday lunch - SO MANY SALADS - a world of veggie salads and Erik's mother's famous chicken salad, sandwich fixings and such
- Saturday dinner - a POTLUCK of epic proportions. Refrigeration is available on site, so bring your favorite dish to share that will serve about 6-8 hungry dancers!
- Sunday pancake breakfast (Go team Bacon!), and y'know, whatever is still in the kitchen...
Please plan to bring something to share for Saturday's potluck. If you have complicated dietary restrictions or requirements, feel free to bring along what you need. You're welcome to use the refrigerator at Camp.
Lodging
Onsite lodging is available in rustic (and renovated, with electricity!) cabins accommodating 10 people and originally built by the Civilian Conservation Corps and Works Progress Administration workers of the Great Depression. Get some pals together and grab a cabin for your very own!
Claim your cabin spot when you get to Camp. We'll have some cabins designated (Quiet/Party/Ladies/Gents/Don't give a darn).
Bring a pillow, sleeping bag, towel, and flashlight. Keep an eye on the forecast - May is usually pretty warm, but chilly nights are possible and the cabins are not heated.
Each group of five cabins has a shared bathroom with showers. You'll need to walk a very short distance from your cabin to reach it.
If cabin camping isn't your thing, there are also numerous hotels within a five minute drive of the park.
Onsite camping in tents, RVs, or popups is not allowed, but there is an RV campground just outside the park entrance.
Claim your cabin spot when you get to Camp. We'll have some cabins designated (Quiet/Party/Ladies/Gents/Don't give a darn).
Bring a pillow, sleeping bag, towel, and flashlight. Keep an eye on the forecast - May is usually pretty warm, but chilly nights are possible and the cabins are not heated.
Each group of five cabins has a shared bathroom with showers. You'll need to walk a very short distance from your cabin to reach it.
If cabin camping isn't your thing, there are also numerous hotels within a five minute drive of the park.
Onsite camping in tents, RVs, or popups is not allowed, but there is an RV campground just outside the park entrance.