We believe your retreat should be as unique as your journey. We love Three Otters for their thoughtfully curated village of 18 unique accommodations for you to choose the perfect backdrop for your reset. Whether you’re drawn to the circular peace of a yurt, the nostalgic charm of a vintage trailer, or a cozy cottage - no matter which door you unlock, a space designed for restoration awaits.

• Five Vintage Trailers (1962 - 1982) accommodating 1-2 campers each

• Four Yurts on the Riverfront accommodating 1-2 campers each

• A Cottage Neighborhood of 3 cottages accommodating 1-2 campers each

• A Tiny House Neighborhood with 3 tiny houses on wheels accommodating 1-2 campers each

• One Aliner accommodating 1-2 campers

• The Sunshine Tent Lodge accommodating 1-4 campers

Rest looks different for every person and we have tailored the experience to nurture the mom who needs an adventurous canoe trip to remember a simpler, carefree season - and the mom who needs to curl up alone with a book in her quiet, cozy cottage.

Here’s what you can expect at Mom Summer Camp:

• All your meals and snacks - that you don’t have to prepare!

• Greet the morning with sunrise Pilates and yoga sessions, with an afternoon Pilates session for those who aren’t early risers

• Dip your toes in the clear, cool river, or jump in a kayak, canoe, or tube for a scenic river float.

• Enjoy the gifts of nature with peaceful hikes on the C&O canal.

• Opportunities for connection with women who understand many of the unique aspects of your life. This is an intentional goal of the retreat, achieved through curated social experiences, optional adventures, gathering for meals, and campfire discussions.

• Three thoughtfully prepared workshops to support your health and wellness.

• Plenty of free time for relaxing and recharging: leisure reading, journaling, coffee walks, star-gazing, board and yard games… maybe even a nap!

• The many holistic benefits nature provides: decreased cortisol, nervous system regulation, reduced stress and anxiety, and improved mood, to name a few.

• Camp gifts

Your Camp Counselors are 2 military spouse moms who created Mom Summer Camp for other military-affiliated moms… because IYKYK.

Build connection and strengthen your community with other women who “get” many of your circumstances.

Reach out to your Camp Counselors any time before, during, and after Mom Summer Camp for the support your mind and body need.

Day 1
Settle in and enjoy an evening of getting to know one another, gathering over a shared meal, and intentional discussion by the campfire.

Day 2
Soak in the silence of the outdoors and immerse yourself in nature with your choice of wellness/fitness programming, adventure activities, and all the property amenities.

Take advantage of the first two workshop offerings to learn how to care for yourself well.

Gather over meals and social activities to build lasting connections with other campers.

Conclude your evening by the campfire with your new friends.

Day 3
Take advantage of the opportunity to enjoy more of nature’s playground before gathering for one last meal and workshop.

After lunch, you will have a little more time to enjoy fostering your new connections, or take in some last sweet moments of solace in the outdoors.

(All programming, activities, and schedules are subject to change due to unforeseen circumstances, weather, or speaker availability).

• You love getting outdoors (or want to love it).

• You want to disconnect from technology (no Wifi!) and daily responsibilities.

• You crave connection with other like-minded women.

• You don’t mind getting a little dirty, and exchanging luxury amenities for fresh air and stargazing.

• The “No Service” icon on your phone gives you heart palpitations. While there is a land line for emergencies, we will otherwise be digitally detoxing.

• You consider a spider to be a “security breach.” Junebugs, spiders, and the wider bug population don’t always respect personal space. If you feel the need to call a Camp Counselor because a cricket is chirping too loudly near your yurt, the local wildlife life might not be for you.

• You haven’t shared a room with other ladies since 2003. We will all be up in each others’ space. If that gives you anxiety, you can purchase any ticket as a private accommodation.

• “Dirt” is a dirty word in your home. There will be dirt. Maybe even some mud. It is quite possible your belongings will return home a nice shade of “Earth.” If you prefer nature viewed through a window, the WV wilderness might be a dealbreaker.

• We aren’t “woo woo.” But if you’re coming only to play and not dig in a little deeper, this might not be your retreat.