Here are some things to expect at Camp Weed:
Both cabins and motel rooms have air conditioning and heat.
There are NO PHONES in the rooms. There is a pay phone and phones in the lobby. Cell phones are not always reliable - particularly indoors. Wi-Fi internet access is usually available in the Main Building (dining hall.)
There is NO TV in the rooms but there is a set in the Main Building.
Food is very good. However, special diets must be addressed prior to arriving.
Camp Weed is in a "dry" county - this means, if you have needs, BYO.

Check-in the first day is generally late afternoon or evening. Dinner and the Seminar Orientation (Orientation approximately 7:15 pm) will follow. (Check-ins often depend upon prior guests departure times.)

NOTE: Camp Weed requires a $50.00 room deposit from each motel room. This is refundable one week from your departure if your room is as you found it and free of fleas after fogging. I will collect these funds at check-in (check or charge card) on behalf of Camp Weed and handle any disbursement.

Check-out is as detailed in the individual camp information.

Cabin Campers
Please bring a sleeping bag or sheets and mattress pad, a blanket, pillow & pillowcase, towels and bath mat. You must also provide your own toileties. The camp can provide bedding for a fee if you prefer. Cabins have very low light levels. A bright reading / bedside light and a flashlight are most helpful. A "baby gate" will allow your dog a little freedom while you are in your "bedroom".

ALL Campers
Bring a "3-ring" binder for distributed paper work.

Please bring a spare sheet or plastic tarp for under your crate to protect carpeting & wood flooring. A flashlight is needed for morning and evening dog walks. Baggies will be needed as well for removing dog waste.

For your personal pleasure, you may wish to bring a radio, small coffeepot, your favorite coffee, munchies, sodas etc. Coffee and tea are usually available 24 hrs. If you have a cooler, you can get ice from the kitchen staff. (The kitchen frig and freezer are not available to campers.) Personal medications, toiletries (cabins provide nothing - motel rooms provide generic soap, etc.), sunscreen and bug spray should round out your list.

Clothing
You need to be prepared for both warm and cool temperatures. All training sessions are held outdoors come rain or shine. Clothes for ‘layering’ are ideal as temperatures can range the 30’s to the 80’s at this time of year. Bring rainwear, waterproof footwear and extra socks. A ground gripping soccer shoe/Dita is needed for field work.

Here is a link to check the weather in Live Oak, FL

For Your Dog
You will need to protect your dog against Lyme disease a few weeks before camp begins. A compatible flea spray may be necessary during the camp. (Again, your damage deposit depends upon your room being left flea-free.) You will need to bring dog towels. Please do not use Camp Weed towels or bath mats on your dog. Bring plastic bags for pick up after your dog.
You must bring a crate. Your dog MUST be crated whenever you leave him or her in your room so that housekeeping can service your room.
Don’t forget dog food, dishes, treats, shade tent and outdoor chair.

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