Camp Full Moon 2026 takes place October 15–18 at the Kaplan Mitchell Retreat Center at Ramah Darom in Clayton, Georgia—a beautiful 185-acre property in the North Georgia mountains, about 2 hours from Atlanta.

Camp Full Moon is designed for adults aged 25 and older who are eager to explore, seek adventure, learn, and form lasting connections. We take pride in creating inclusive, intergenerational communities where every participant feels welcomed, valued, and respected.

Yes! We get it—it can feel a little intimidating to spend a long weekend in the mountains with a group of strangers. But camp is the ideal place to break the ice, meet new people, and create a strong sense of community.

Of course! You can request to room with one or more specific people on the registration form. If you're splitting a hotel double with a friend, you’ll be able to us know who you'd like to room with.

Pricing ranges from $950–$1,550 depending on your lodging choice (cabin, hotel double, or hotel solo). Your registration includes 3 nights lodging, 9 meals, snacks and drinks throughout the day, 2 full days of activities and workshops with all supplies included, evening programming, and alcohol in the evenings. Visit our pricing page for full details. Payment plans are available—just reach out!

All camp activities are optional. There will be scheduled free time — and you can take free time whenever you want! Campers should be able to walk up a flight of stairs and walk 1 mile a day. Unfortunately, our campsite is not wheelchair accessible at this time.

We'd love to have you for the whole weekend, but we understand that's not always possible. Late arrivals and early departures are okay—just let us know ahead of time so we can plan for you. There's no cost adjustment for missed time.

You won’t need any special gear — and we will send a recommended packing list after you sign up!

While we love our furry friends, pets are not permitted guests.

Camp will move forward in rain or shine!

We encourage all of our campers to be as unplugged as possible, but we know there can be challenges to completely disconnecting. There is limited wi-fi and cell service on the camp grounds, should you need it.

Camp Full Moon is not an alcohol (or substance) centered event — we will provide a few drinks to campers in the evening, and no outside alcohol is allowed.