An information packet will be emailed 2-3 weeks prior to the workshop. No class choices may be exchanged after registering for the workshop. Preference is given to first-time participants.
ALCOHOL IS NOT PERMITTED ON THE PREMISES! Smoking is not allowed indoors but designated smoking areas will be available.
Price
The cost of the workshop is $275.00
Refund Policy:
Cancellation deadline is March 31. If you cancel before April 1, you will receive a refund (minus $20 processing fee).
There are NO REFUNDS for registrants who cancel after March 31st.
All refunds will be issued by a check, including registrations through our online process.
*Please note: All charge-backs will be assessed an additional $25 processing fee in addition to all other fees.
Lodging:
We will take care of all lodging arrangements when you check in on Friday.
Indoor lodging consists of two large heated barrack-style buildings with wooden bunk beds. Newly-remodeled bathrooms are on the lower level of the barracks and there are plenty of heated, private showers. Electrical outlets are available in the barracks and in the bathrooms.
When you register you will be given a choice of selecting the “Early Riser” barrack or “Night Owl” barrack. One resident assistant is assigned to each barrack to assist with needs that may arise during your stay in the barracks.
Those who have difficulty managing a top bunk will be very appreciative to have a lower one. If you can accommodate this need, please do!
Ross Camp offers an RV area complete with modern bathrooms, hot showers and electrical hook-ups. If you have registered for RV camping we will assist you with site selection when you check in on Friday. A “Tent City” will be set up near the new RV area for those who wish to camp. We’ll also assign all Tent and RV campers to an indoor facility in case of inclement weather.
What To Bring:
A complete packing list can be found below, but here are some important notes:
There are no mattresses on the wooden-platform bunk beds in the barracks, so please bring an air or foam mattress. You’ll also need to bring your own bed linens and/or sleeping bag, pillow and towels.
Dress is informal – jeans, t-shirts, sweatshirts, etc. Most classes take place partially or completely outdoors, so plan accordingly. May weather is so unpredictable that we strongly advise you prepare for anything from downright cold (and possibly wet) to very warm. We will hold classes rain or shine, so please bring a rain jacket and rain pants. Ponchos are not recommended as they can restrict your movement while participating in activities.
If you already have your own equipment, feel free to pack it. However, it is highly recommended that you not purchase anything new before coming, as you will know much more about fitting, comfort, etc. after completing your classes. All personal firearm and archery equipment brought to the camp will be inspected. In most classes, all equipment is provided. Please see the checklist below for exceptions.
Check List: