About the Camp

This camp is for adult runners of all levels — from beginners exploring trails for the first time to experienced trail runners seeking community and skill development.
All campers must be at least 21 years old. This is an adult-only camp, and alcohol is served during designated evening hours. A valid government-issued ID is required at check-in.
Check-in takes place Thursday afternoon between 1 PM and 4 PM, and camp concludes Sunday at 1 PM. Exact timing and schedule details will be provided in your confirmation email.

If your travel plans require it, campers are welcome to arrive after 4 PM on Thursday or depart earlier on Sunday.

Registration & Cost

The cost of camp is:

$999 for a shared cabin

$1,199 for a private room
Your fee includes:

3 nights lodging

All meals and snacks

Guided trail runs and pace groups

Skill clinics and athlete talks

Recovery sessions (yoga, mobility, stretching)

Evening social events

Camp swag

Open bar during designated hours
Dirt Camp is an adult camp experience, and all attendees must be at least 21 years old.

Most campers are adults of a wide range of ages and experience levels who are looking for a fun, welcoming weekend built around trail running, recovery, community, and adventure.
Yes. Registrations may be transferred to another participant or to a future camp. All requests must be submitted in writing.

Campers stay in shared cabins or private rooms. Limited private rooms are available for an additional fee.
Yes. During registration, you may list preferred roommates, and we will place you together when possible.
Most cabins are not climate-controlled. Evenings are typically comfortable, and extra blankets are available if needed.
Yes. All rooms include toilets, showers, and sinks.
Yes. Bedding, linens, pillows, and towels are all included with your registration, so there is no need to bring your own.

Pack for four days and three nights in the Berkshires, and keep in mind that trail and mountain weather can vary throughout the day. Evenings may be cool, especially around campfires and nighttime activities. We’ll send a complete packing list closer to camp.

Some essentials include:

• Trail running shoes
• Running and active apparel
• Layers and warmer clothing for cool mornings and evenings
• Rain jacket or lightweight shell
• Recovery sandals or comfortable camp shoes
• Water bottle or hydration vest
• Daypack or small backpack
• Bathing suit (for cold plunges and recovery experiences)
• Yoga mat (optional)
• Towels
• Toiletries
• Sunscreen
• Bug spray
• Medications
• Headlamp or flashlight (optional but helpful)

Linens, bedding, pillows, and towels will be provided for all Dirt Camp attendees, so there is no need to bring sheets, blankets, or sleeping bags.

You may also want to bring:

• Your favorite recovery tools
• A favorite book
• Campfire-friendly layers
• A great attitude
Outside alcohol

Illegal drugs or weapons

Pets (service animals must be approved in advance)
No. Bringing outside food is discouraged due to wildlife concerns.

Breakfast, lunch, dinner, and snacks are all included with your registration.

We’ll also provide early morning pre-run options such as coffee, bagels, bananas, yogurt, and other light items for campers who like to have a little something before heading out on the trails.

We also accommodate a variety of dietary restrictions and preferences, including vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free options.
Most dietary needs can be accommodated if noted during registration.
Yes. Please bring any personal allergy medications or EpiPens if needed.

Yes. An open bar is available during designated evening hours, and mimosas are served at breakfast.
No. Outside alcohol is not permitted.

Yes, but we strongly encourage unplugging to fully enjoy the camp experience.
Yes, there is generally cell service on site.
Yes. A professional photographer will also document the weekend and share photos afterward.

In addition to guided runs, campers enjoy:

Trail skills clinics

Recovery sessions

Arts & Crafts

Waterfront activities

Movie Night

Evening social programming
Run distances will vary throughout the weekend depending on the route, group, and activity, but most runs will generally range from approximately 3 to 10 miles.

Dirt Camp is designed to welcome a wide range of abilities and experience levels, so runners will naturally break into smaller groups based on pace, comfort level, and desired distance. Walk/run participants and newer trail runners are absolutely welcome.

The weekend is much more about enjoying the trails, community, and overall experience than hitting a specific pace or mileage target.
Runs will naturally break into smaller groups based on pace, experience level, and desired distance. We expect to have a wide range of runners at camp, from newer trail runners and walk/run participants to experienced trail runners.

The goal is to create a welcoming, supportive environment where everyone can enjoy the trails at their own comfort level. Dirt Camp is much more about community, adventure, and shared experience than strict pacing or competition.
No. All runs and camp activities are optional.

Yes. We will have a certified athletic trainer on staff to treat minor injuries and provide basic medical support. Emergency protocols are in place, and local medical facilities are within reasonable driving distance.
Emergency contact information is collected during registration and will be used if needed.

Absolutely. Campers quickly connect through shared runs, meals, and activities. Many participants attend solo and leave with lasting friendships.
Yes. Please notify staff in advance so we can plan accordingly.
Limited opportunities may be available. Please contact us directly to inquire.