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Tri-Q Gathering Workshops & Accommodations for Registration 2026

Dates: Friday September 25th - Sunday September 27th

It’s important to choose workshops when you register because some workshops will fill up and close, and so we can appropriately staff the children’s program and childcare.
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SLEEPING ACCOMMODATIONS: Changes made from prior years.

YMCA Camp of the Pines offers choices for sleeping accommodations.

For those who relish the great outdoors, clusters of cabins are available, with one family to a cabin.  Each cabin has a wooden floor, walls with screened windows (with roll down canvas shades on the exterior to cover the screens), a wooden roof, and eight built in bunks with mats.  Nearby, there are indoor bathrooms with hot showers; however, the cabins are not heated and most do not have electricity.  Some participants bring blow up mattresses and sleep comfortably on the floor.  Please note, whether you sleep on a bunk or a blow up mattress, these cabins can get quite chilly at night.  Come prepared with plenty of blankets! 

The YAF Cabins, which are for Young Adult Friends ages 18-35ish, are in a separate cluster with a campfire for those who are interested in hanging out together in the evening.

For those who prefer indoor sleeping quarters, the camp provides three lodges, each with heat, light, electricity, bathrooms with showers, and bunks with mats:

(1) Douglas Lodge on one side will accommodate those who prefer gender neutral sleeping arrangements. The other side is designated for high schoolers [ages 13 – 17] who choose to sleep here rather than with their families. They will be supervised by experienced adult friendly presences. Those sleeping here will need to park in a designated area and walk in.  

(2) Robins Roost will again be reserved for families, with bunk beds on two sides.  Families choose a cluster of bunks and share two large bathrooms with hot showers. One side will have earlier quiet hours for those with young ones or anyone who wants to go to bed on the earlier side.

(3) Pomona Lodge is accessible for wheel chairs and by car with parking available at the lodge. Pomona will be reserved for adults with one side designated for women and the other for men.

All participants will need to bring their own pillows, sleeping bags and/or sheets, and blankets. 

Accessibility Note YMCA Camp of the Pines is a summer camp in the woods. While some housing options are accessible by car, it can be difficult to navigate camp. We will do our best to accomodate any specific needs.

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