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General Information About Witchcamp
This is an extraordinary event for extraordinary people. Minimum age is 18 years.
Share in a week of Reclaiming style, earth based spirituality and magic. Come and study magic and ritual in a week long Intensive. Witchcamp is offered to all genders at all levels of experience. Newcomers can learn the basic skills of magic and ritual, working with the elements, movement, sound and the mythological and historical framework of the Goddess/Earth based/ Tradition. Advanced classes offer the chance to apply the tools of ritual to personal healing and empowerment, or a focus on taking the Craft out into the world, creating public ritual, ongoing groups, and healing issues surrounding leadership and power. This event is a deeply moving, life changing week and a constant experiment in temporary village life. We will also look at ways of bringing this work and inspiration into our everyday lives, creating powerful, joyful times. We welcome people of all genders, gender histories, and orientations, and we encourage you to feel safe to explore the fluidity of your identity, if you so choose.
California Witchcamp is held on the traditional land of the Pomo, close to the Bu’ldam village site. We acknowledge their leaders, past present, and emerging. You can learn more about the Sherwood Valley Band of Pomo Indians at www.sherwoodvalleybandofpomo.com.
For more information on Pomo land back, a nonprofit organization to stop logging in Jackson state forest. Hand the land back to Tribal Co-Management now, protecting sacred sites. https://www.pomolandback.com Also here is a link to a video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0WWlwgcEdVE Jackson Demonstration State Forest (JDSF, also known as "the Jackson") is a 48,652 acre Public Forest in Mendocino County, CA managed by Cal Fire. Under the Guise of Developing “Sustainable Forest Management” Policy and Practices, it is subjected to routine logging and land degradation. With the support of other California Tribes, The Coyote Valley Band of Pomo Indians is calling for this forest to be returned to the Tribe for Co-Management, and an immediate moratorium be placed on all approved Timber Harvest Plans (THP) ("logging").
Witchcamp is held at what is now known as the Mendocino Woodlands, located just far enough outside the town of Mendocino to avoid coastal fog. The camp is set among a mature Redwood/Douglas Fir forest, creating a beautiful, peaceful setting. The cabins are rustic, but pretty. Camping is also an option. A small river runs through the camp, and is the home of steelhead trout.