Register NOW for Winter Witchcamp: February 2-6, 2024 (hybrid – attend online or in person!)

Our 2024 Theme and Intention

We will offer at least three paths, some in person and some online, rituals, a snow and ice labyrinth, and the opportunity to co-create magical community.

More here on our 2024 Theme, Intention, Teaching & Ritual Arts Team, and Paths

Dates: Feb 2 – 6, 2024

Registration link (Google form): https://forms.gle/XPQKrypX9wSoBnGr9

Hybrid camp. After our experience of hosting the hybrid Winter Witchcamp Regathering in February 2023, we will be using what we learned to host a hybrid camp. You can register to be online or in-person. 

New this year, children are welcome to attend with a parent or guardian. For this year, there will be no special programming for children.

Every year that we hold an event, we continue to evaluate and evolve our financial model as the needs and resources of Winter Witchcamp fluctuate. We shift, balance, and weave our magic and community conversations to create gatherings that are accessible (both physically and financially), sustainable, and support our magic in all the Worlds. We are not alone. We trust in the abundance and values of our interdependent and deeply hospitable community.

Location: We have reserved the whole site at Osprey Wilds Environmental Learning Center located on Dakota Land near Sandstone, Minnesota, USA.

Sliding scales: We need your help to make this camp possible! Register as soon as you can, before January 1. We are envisioning 60 campers on-site and 20 campers online. The deposit for camp is only $25. Sliding fee for onsite campers is $600+ – $350. Children above the age of 5 pay $164 (this covers food). Sliding fee for the online camp is $150- $35.

A scene from the edge of the labyrinth looking out at the frozen snow-covered lake through the trees at a previous gathering. An Ice sculpture of a tower of 7 pieces, 5 of them round balls and several colored, sits on a wooden bench.
A scene from the edge of the labyrinth looking out at the frozen snow-covered lake through the trees at a previous gathering. An Ice sculpture of a tower of 7 pieces, 5 of them round balls and several colored, sits on a wooden bench.