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Just because we'll be in the woods doesn't mean we have to live like animals. Indian Summer Swing Camp brings great swing dances and the great outdoors together.

"...it (ISSC) was an absolutely fabulous experience--great venue, teachers and spirit."

-Norma Mark, Berkeley, CA

• Hot showers

• Flushing toilets

• Cabins and beds (please bring your own linens)

• Swimming Pool

• Camp store (onsite store where you can buy snacks, drinks, and items you may have forgotten like toothbrushes, flashlights, deodorant, etc.)

• Laundry room

• Coffee cart (offering Espresso, Cappuccino, and more to those who may need a little help waking up)

• And more.

Just a Word to Bay Area Locals
Anyone who has ever been to a dance camp will tell you that most of the really memorable experiences happen outside of class; fun times you won't want to miss. Even if you live nearby, we recommend you get a full passport and get the full experience of dance camp for yourself.

Location, Location, Location

The Indian Summer Swing Camp will be held at Jones Gulch Campground in La Honda, CA. Jones Gulch is a 927 acre campground in the middle of the redwoods. It's located:

• 50 miles south of San Francisco

• 11 miles from the coast

• 30 miles from Redwood City

However, you want to look at it.

Lodging Options

At Indian Summer Camp, we offer three different types of accommodations available to you.

1. Cabins
If you want to stay right in the swing of things, you can choose from different cabin styles:

* Early Bird or Night Owl cabin

* Animal House or Quiet as a Mouse cabin

* Female or Co-ed.

Basic Cabin Info.:

Each cabin sleeps 12-20 people
Beds are wooden, bunk style with mattresses
Some cabins have attached bathrooms and showers*

*Register quickly to get one of these cabins; arrangements are on a first come, first served basis.

If you stay in a cabin, you need to bring:

• Sheets
• Pillowcase
• Blanket (or rent from us)
• pillow (or rent from us)

Please let us know if your group wants to be together, and we'll do our best to accommodate.

2. Hotels and B&B's
If luxury is more your thing, you can also choose to stay in a nearby hotel or Bed and Breakfast. There are many to choose from, ranging from luxurious to rustic. Although, you're responsible for making your own arrangements, we think this is a good place to start: http://www.halfmoonbaychamber.org/stay/index.htm

3. Camping
If you really love nature and want some more privacy, camp out under the stars.

Bring:

• Tent
• Camping gear
• Appropriate gear for cool nights*

*The weather is usually warm and dry in September, but it can get foggy and cool at night.

Food
Three meals will be provided per day, starting with dinner on Wednesday night (6:00pm) and ending with lunch on Sunday afternoon. Vegetarian meals are available if requested at time of registration.