All participants are expected, as part of the Spring Quest community, to help with tasks. Items such as meal preparation, meal cleanup, and basic cleanup of the cabins and lodge at the end of the weekend need to be done. If we each help out, no one person is left doing the lion's share and it makes a more enjoyable weekend for all! Remember that all event staff and CSQ board members pay to attend this event the same as everyone else!

Things To Bring

• Clothes: Please bring comfortable clothes for all possibilities. Bring outdoor gear and sturdy hiking shoes/boots if you plan on doing any hiking. Remember your ritual clothes if that is part of your path.

• Bedding & Towels: Please bring all necessary bedding items: pillows, blankets, and sheets.

• Community Altar: Bring items important to you to decorate the community altar. In prior Quests, we have had beautiful clothes, statues, jewelry, saris, goblets, horns. Use your imagination!

• Drumming Circle: There is generally drumming at night - it is a great way to release energy by dancing and energy. Bring your drums, rattles, and noisemakers. Bring blankets, camp chairs, or pillow for when we circle together

• Downtime: Bring handwork, knitting, crocheting, etc. if you do that stuff. Journals, pens and art supplies for writing, if the mood strikes.

• Snacks/Beverages: Bring snack foods (chocolate is always welcome) and beverages if desired. Bring your favorite goblet, chalice, horn, etc.

• Gift: A gift for the "Spirit Gift Exchange."

• Auction: Items to be included in the Magickal Auction.

• Anything you think you will need to be comfortable over the weekend.

Housing Information

Maximum capacity at Camp Royall is 116. There are four cabins, two that sleep 30 and two that sleep 28 and each featuring a common room, bunk beds, and several private rooms. All of the of the cabins have ramps and are handicapped accessible. Linens are NOT provided, please bring your own linens or sleeping bag, pillow, and towels. Each bathroom has private toilet and shower stalls and is handicapped accessible. Also, there is air-conditioning in all buildings except for the bathhouse at the pool.




Most of the beds are bunks, so if you have problems climbing into a top bunk, please indicate this on your registration (also indicate if you prefer an upper bunk). We will do our best to accommodate preferences; however due to limited space, not all requests may be honored.

Rules:

• 1. No illegal substances
• 2. No pets
• 3. To ensure the safety and well-being of all our members, we ask that parents maintain supervision of their children at all times unless other arrangements have been made. If a child is overly disruptive during the Children's Learning Circle times, the parent will be notified within their own Learning Circle and requested to remedy the situation.
• 4. No firearms
• 5. Consent Requirement - "It is the responsibility of the initiator of any sexual or other physical contact to positively ensure that consent is given before engaging in such contact."
• 6. Certain areas - such as the kitchen - can be dangerous for our younger participants, and because of this, these areas will be placed off limits. We request that, for your children's safety, you make sure that they abide by these rules.