OK, future campers, community members, and readers....We are seriously gearing up for Camp Common Ground. Our first session starts in less than five weeks from today and we can't wait for y'all to arrive. The weather has finally started to warm up around here (in fact, we had a heat wave like the rest of you!), the hammocks are hung, the rockers are out on the porch, the pond is cool and clear, and the peepers are calling your names.
Camp Common Ground
Peg has written the 
OK, so this blog post title may sound like we're tooting our own horn a little too much, but it's actually taken verbatim from a recent article published in the Park Slope Coop newsletter, which has over 10,000 readers!
Martha Siegel will be joining us at 
For those of you who’ve been to Camp, you know that what happens in Vermont definitely doesn’t stay in Vermont. We bring back our experiences, our restful states of mind, and our newly made connections back with us to our own communities and the real world. That’s something that I really love about camp. It’s not just a vacation, but also a lifestyle.
A conscious and responsible connection to the land and our food has always been a value appreciated at CGC. We gifted 560 acres of land to the Vermont Land Trust so that it will never be developed and although we don’t have our own farm on site, we try to buy locally whenever possible.