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Family R&R Weekends

The summer of 2020 is like no other summer in recent history. “Stay at home mom,” “Work from home,” “Mom, I am bored,” “Cabin fever,” “I have to get out of here.” These are all phrases that have new meanings thanks to COVID-19. I think we can all relate to these phrases in one way or another. We all seem to be experiencing a certain level of uncertainty and restlessness, especially for those who have children at home.

To help families cope and get-away for some rest and renewal, Warm Beach Camp has created some Family R&R Weekends. Weekends where families can register for an RV/Tent site and do their own meals or for a room in Olympic View Lodge or Mount Baker Cabin and enjoy meals provided by our new chef. Families can enjoy each other’s company making s’mores around a camp fire, hiking the quiet and beautiful trails around camp, or playing a round of mini golf, horseshoes, or disc golf. All while adhering to State and local regulations.

I hope you will take an opportunity to get away as a family for some rest and renewal soon. Make sure to check out the dates for upcoming Family R&R Weekends!

Sign up now: https://www.warmbeach.com/family-rr-weekends/

Blessings,

Eugene Barnes
Director of Hospitality Services
Warm Beach Camp & Conference Center

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