A “visit” to Unicamp (note: no need to gas or charge the car for this one!)

It’s hard to describe Unicamp as anything other than magical. Unicamp is home to so many of us. Whether we grew up attending or recently discovered it, Unicamp is a place where many of us feel accepted and free to be ourselves; a place where we build lifelong bonds and a sense of community where we live out our UU values. Unicamp has Kids’ Camps (during July) and family and adult programming that anyone is welcome to join throughout the rest of the summer (from mid-May to mid-October). The land and the community are exceptionally bright and loving. This 50-acre valley, hidden near the small town of Honeywood, Ontario, takes care of us. It has a pond we can swim in, forests and meadows we explore and relax in, a communal dining hall, a spiritual center, access to Cowpie Hill with a beautiful view of Mulmur County, Sunday services (which are outdoors if the weather is nice), weekly dances (which always includes our classics: the Time Warp and Cecelia by Simon and Garfunkel), and so much more.

Join Joanna Barrington (Unicamp’s Director) and Kaitlyn McLay (Unicamp’s Children’s Program Director) as they talk about the magic of Unicamp and invite all who have never been to check it out!

Nursery Care will be provided on site at 122 Harris St.

Looking for more information on Unicamp? Check out their brochure.