Group
Campout.
Get ready for an unforgettable and affordable campout experience in the mountains! We’ll be enjoying all that beautiful Big Bear has to offer including: rock climbing, paddle boarding, hiking, yoga, dancing, and so much more!
Group
Campout.
Get ready for an unforgettable and affordable campout experience in the forest. We’ll be enjoying all that beautiful Big Bear has to offer including: rock climbing, paddle boarding, hiking, yoga, dancing, and more!
Step away from the noise and into the forest for a weekend of climbing, lake time, campfire nights, and shared experiences. From rock climbing and hiking to swimming, paddle boarding, slacklining, and more, this campout is designed to bring people together in a fun, active, and welcoming environment. With shaded areas to setup camp, expanded amenities, and plenty of space to relax or play, this will be more than just a campout — it’s a chance to unplug, connect, and experience the mountains together.
🧗 Top-rope climbing and bouldering
🪢 Basic technique tips and figure-8 knot intro
🧰 Harness, shoes, and helmet required (rentals available; some shared gear provided)
⚠️ Led by experienced climbers, not professional guides
Participation is voluntary, at your own risk, and requires a signed liability waiver.
Unwind in the forest with a gentle, grounding Slow Flow Vinyasa session open to all levels.
Expect:
🧘 Relaxing, beginner-friendly movement
🌄 Calm breathwork in the desert setting
💆 Post-activity recovery and muscle relief
🌿 Handmade organic tinctures and salves from Hannah’s Organics available for purchase
A peaceful reset for body and mind after a full day of adventure.
Wake up to a fresh mountain morning with fresh pancakes provided and hot coffee available by Tribe Coffee Roasters for all attendees Saturday and Sunday mornings.
Expect:
🥞 Hot pancakes with toppings
☕ Fresh coffee to start the day
🔥 Morning campfire gathering
🤝 Easy conversation and connection
This shared breakfast is a highlight of the weekend and a chance for everyone to gather before the day’s adventures begin.
Wind down each evening together under the starlit sky with warmth, music, and connection.
Expect:
🔥 Propane fueled marshmallow roasting stations
⭐ Star-filled desert nights
🎶 Music, stories, and relaxed conversation
🪑 Bring your favorite camp chair and cozy layers
A simple, grounding way to connect and end the day together.
Wake up to a grounded mountain morning with breathwork and sound bath sessions led by Mindful Masha, offered as donation-based wellness experiences throughout the weekend.
Expect:
🌬️ Guided breathwork sessions
🔔 Immersive sound bath experience
🧘 Calm, grounding atmosphere
🤝 Space to reset and reconnect
WHAT TO EXPECT
DISPERSED CAMPING
NO RESTROOMS
Restrooms are available less than 1 mile from our camp – a quick drive or walk. Other options include bringing a privacy tent, or practicing the “cat hole” method (dig hole/bury).
FAMILY-FRIENDLY
CAMPING EXPERIENCE
We’re looking forward to providing an exciting and fun experience for all ages and want to ensure families are able to enjoy an affordable weekend. We’ll have all sorts of fun games, challenges, glow stick hikes, music, s’mores and more!
CAMPING/CLIMBING
RENTALS AVAILABLE
Rentals are available for those who want to join but may not have all the items they need. We can also provide setup & takedown services as well – contact for more details.
CAMPOUT PRICING
We’re keeping our group campouts affordable for everyone, with low base prices for adults and discounts for kids and teens. Optional activities and rentals let you customize your experience while keeping costs manageable.
| Camp Registration | Price |
|---|---|
| Adults (18+) | $100 |
| Teens (13–17) | $75 |
| Kids (5–12) | $50 |
| Children under 5 | Free |
| Climbing Add-Ons | |
| Rock Climbing & Bouldering | $75 per participant |
| Climbing Gear Rentals – Shoes | Included |
| Harness & Helmet (shared) | Included |
| Camping Gear Rental Fees | Contact for Pricing |
CAMPOUT QUESTIONS
We’ll be cooking up deliciously fluffy pancakes on the griddle all weekend + Tribe Coffee!! Don’t forget your cooking sticks for nightly s’mores snacks.
No, not at all. Our campouts are for everyone – especially those who want to come out and meet/make new friends. We want to encourage all to come out and enjoy the outdoors and are looking to have a great turnout filled with all sorts of outdoor enthusiasts.
Yes, of course! This is a great chance to experience Big Bear with a fun group. Big Bear campsites fill up and get reserved quickly making planning a trip difficult – or expensive if you go the AirBnB route. We want to give people an alternative that is family-friendly and affordable. That being said, this trip will be a little more “difficult” for some due to the fact the restrooms are not nearby, and it does tend to get cold at night in the mountains – but we don’t think this should keep anyone from coming.
Historical weather for Big Bear in July is generally on the warmer side of temps with highs in the mid 80’s and overnight lows in the high 50’s. Layers, blankets and sleeping bags are encouraged. As always, reach out with questions, we are here to advise and make this a comfortable, enjoyable, and learning camping experience.
No, kids are welcome and encouraged.
If you are registered to climb, you will need the following: rock climbing shoes, harness, and helmet – which will be included in the climbing registration fee. Our group will be sharing additional gear to ensure all have opportunities to climb and enjoy a great time.
Yes, you will need to come to the campout with your own camping equipment. Please bring a tent, sleeping bag and pad, and cooking equipment and utensils. If you do not have equipment, let us know so we can make sure to coordinate rentals for your use. Rental prices and support fees are outlined here.
Yes, there are a few places nearby.
Holcomb Valley Campgrounds: Less than 1 mile from camp.
Yes, dogs are allowed and encouraged! Dogs love Big Bear.
SPONSORS
Royal Marketing and Design
The Group SD
Tribe Coffee
