Camp Bramble is a special place where, for 3 days and 2 nights, you can connect with nature, with yourself, and with other women in the camp community. The camp is beautiful with a rolling green lawn, a sandy beach on Island Pond, and forest trails nearby. Keep an eye out for bald eagles and loons! Camp Directors Kate and Nicole curated a lovely program of craft workshops and other fun. All activities are optional, so you can take a dip in the lake or read a book in a hammock anytime you feel called to do so. Enjoy your time at Camp Bramble!

Camp Bramble was truly magical. Nicole and Kate created a beautiful space for connection and relaxation. The venue is gorgeous - comfortable and just rustic enough, with beautiful natural elements. There was enough planned and available that you would never get bored or restless (and all things were optional!), but also plenty of down time to enjoy the beautiful space at your leisure. I can't wait to go back next year!

The community and experiences at camp bramble are so thoughtfully curated, warm, and fun. I was hired to offer tarot readings and a workshop for the participants, and invited to stay and camp. I had such a positive experience both working and camping in the pristine nature with a group of kind people there to do sweet, wholesome activities and enjoy themselves. I can’t say enough good things. Accommodations were comfortable, staff was wonderful, food was delicious, and there was always something fun to do, or we were welcome to just hang out at the lake or nap in the sun. Truly, my favorite experience in my whole career.

Incredible experience. The facilities are absolutely incredible and the programming was magical. So glad I went on this trip and can't wait to go again!

You over delivered!! I did not need to bring alcohol, there was more food (delicious food) than I had expected, the open bar at the dance party (!!!!) and the spacing between activities was great! There are just two pieces of feedback. At meals, staff sometimes were heavily insistent on serving you themselves, as if you were a child or they didn’t trust your handling of the food. The jam making activity also did not go as I had anticipated. The team sizes felt too big with little for some to do except say when someone was doing something wrong. I also felt that the lead instructor was a bit overzealous at times - wanting to help by doing part of the tasks of the activity for members who appeared uncertain. I also know I won’t be making jam at home! Other than these two things, I could bramble for a week!!