Yoga Camp for Adults 2025
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Current Camp Schedule (Subject to Change)Our offerings will be from a variety of highly skilled teachers, dancers and musicians. Registration is OPEN!
Our activities at the retreat will include Yoga, breathwork, music and dance and we'll emphasize the integration of breath and presence in all aspects of the retreat.
We read each and every survey and will try our best to make this experience flow seamlessly with all of the requests, ideas and suggestions we received from past campers. We are opening registration up to allow folks to come a day early (Thursday) but please know the first meal won't start until Friday dinner. You can bring your own food and store it in the lodge mini fridge or a cooler in the lodge. You asked for more yoga and that's what we have planned for you. You loved the music and we will be bringing back some of our fabulous musicians. There will be ample time to rest, hike, hot tub, get a massage and just be if that's what your heart desires. For an additional charge you can receive massage services from one of our three AMAZING massage therapists. |
Nathan is a southern California artist, scientist, and yogi. As an artist who blends science and art, he was recently commissioned at the Palm Springs Art Museum as part of the Getty museum's national theme 'Art and Science Collide'. He leads a team of scientific researchers who study quantum aspects of matter at the University of CA, Riverside and works closely with small technology companies, including Apsidal, LLC, who aim to manufacture exotic materials in space. He earned his PhD in Physics, has studied yoga deeply for more than 20 years, and has been a lifelong artist. He is a generator and innovator and almost always surprises people with creative ideas and adventurous projects!
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Angela is the co-director of Heart and Goal, INC a heart-centered and women-owned business that helps people build stress-resilience skills to support their personal well-being. Heart and Goal offers integrative yoga/wellness programs for schools and for other community agencies in caring roles, nature retreats, and products that are uplifting and inspiring. She values connection and loves sharing yoga with her community in the mountain and in Redlands and Riverside. In addition to this she works as registrar for Camp de Benneville Pines! www.heartandgoal.com
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Angela and Nathaniel (Nathan) are a husband and wife team and are both certified Pranakriya Yoga teachers. They’ve been yoga practitioners and life partners for over 20 years! They enjoy co-teaching yoga workshops and spending as much time as possible outdoors. It was the perfect move for their family of four to relocate to Angelus Oaks in 2021. They are a very active family and they spend a lot of time together creating, hiking, camping, and exploring the natural world. They strive to live life fully alive in every moment and to teach their children to do the same.
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What is Yoga Camp for Adults all about?
Firstly, we are not camping in tents! We will be staying in cute, rustic cabins with shared bedroom and bathroom accommodations! The fee for camp includes the entire retreat program + 2 nights of lodging, all meals and some light snacks! You provide your own yoga mat and props, towels and bedding for your cabin assignment.
For an additional fee we have talented bodyworkers on sight for different types of massage. More info coming soon!
Once registered all of your questions will be answered in the Camper Packet and info sent from the camp deans and registrar.
Please contact us with any questions.
Sliding scale and payment plan options available as well as the EARLY BIRD discount through March 31, 2025 (Save $25)
For an additional fee we have talented bodyworkers on sight for different types of massage. More info coming soon!
Once registered all of your questions will be answered in the Camper Packet and info sent from the camp deans and registrar.
Please contact us with any questions.
Sliding scale and payment plan options available as well as the EARLY BIRD discount through March 31, 2025 (Save $25)
Getting There |
Location: Camp DeBenneville Pines41750 Jenks Lake Rd W
Angelus Oaks, CA 92305 Nestled among towering pines, cedars and oaks in the San Bernardino National Forest 90 miles east of Los Angeles. Elevation 6,800 ft. This camp is accessible, welcoming and beautiful! Learn more |
You may arrive early on Thursday and pay for an extra night, but will have to provide your own meals on Thursday and Friday morning and afternoon. The first included meal will be Friday dinner. Camp programming begins officially at 4pm on Friday evening, so be sure to arrive before then if possible to maximize your relaxation and rejuvenation time!
GETTING THERE
In May, snow and ice conditions can exist in the mountains! Carrying chains appropriate for your vehicle is a requirement in snow conditions. Please be prepared and play it safe! You can look HERE for Road Status updates.
Driving :
Camp is about:
3 hours drive from San Diego
1 hour drive from Riverside
30 min from Redlands or Big Bear
2 hours from Santa Monica
A more detailed map will be provided closer to the event. Carpooling is a great option. Cars will remain parked in the camp parking lot for the duration of your stay.
Flying:
If you fly, the following airports are available: (please note traffic may impact driving times dramatically. Please use your phone navigation to plan accordingly)
Ontario International Airport
50.9 miles and 1 hour and 5 min drive
San Bernardino Airport
32.6 miles and 48 minutes drive
Palm Springs International Airport
62.4 miles and 1 hour 19 min drive
John Wayne Airport-Orange County
84.4 miles and 1 hour and 52 min drive
Long Beach /Daugherty Field
97 miles and 2 hours drive
Hollywood Burbank Airport
102.1 miles and 2 hour 5 min drive
Los Angeles International Airport
106.1 mi and 2 hours and 47 min drive
PLANNING YOUR STAY
We are at high elevation, so it is important to drink a lot of water to stay hydrated. Fresh, clean mountain water is available in the lodge for you to fill up your reusable bottles!
Wear closed-toe shoes for walking around the grounds and bring your yoga mat if you have one and any props you might want (blocks, blankets, etc)
Plan to unplug—there is spotty WIFI and limited cell service. Send your family notice when you arrive before you lose reception and enjoy this opportunity to be fully present and unplugged!
WHAT TO EXPECT
Your registration fee includes 2 overnights in an assigned cabin. You can request your roommates on the registration form. We recommend getting a group of friends together! Coming alone–no problem, it will be fun to mix things up and meet new people. Please see the accommodations options. Register early to avoid disappointment. We try our best but can't guarantee your top choice.
You will be bringing your own bedding (sleeping bag or sheets and pillow) and towels for showering. All your delicious meals will be freshly made in house and are included in the price. Friday: Dinner, Saturday: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner and Sunday: Breakfast and and Lunch. Vegan, vegetarian, gluten free can be accommodated upon request at registration. **If you have more dietary restrictions or a specialized food needs you will have to supplement with your own food. You can store your extra food and snacks in Craig’s Cabin.
You will have access to the entire grounds, as well as a labyrinth, Jenks Lake, hiking trails, the hot tub and all of the event programming!
SAFETY
The camp doesn’t require COVID vaccination, however, they do require everyone test at home prior to coming to camp and proof (photo of negative test) upon arrival.
After registering you will receive a camper packet via email with everything else you need to know including a health form to turn in at check-in. To save yourself inconvenience of traveling please take your COVID test AT HOME to ensure it is negative. We cannot permit persons with a positive COVID test on the premises.
GETTING THERE
In May, snow and ice conditions can exist in the mountains! Carrying chains appropriate for your vehicle is a requirement in snow conditions. Please be prepared and play it safe! You can look HERE for Road Status updates.
Driving :
Camp is about:
3 hours drive from San Diego
1 hour drive from Riverside
30 min from Redlands or Big Bear
2 hours from Santa Monica
A more detailed map will be provided closer to the event. Carpooling is a great option. Cars will remain parked in the camp parking lot for the duration of your stay.
Flying:
If you fly, the following airports are available: (please note traffic may impact driving times dramatically. Please use your phone navigation to plan accordingly)
Ontario International Airport
50.9 miles and 1 hour and 5 min drive
San Bernardino Airport
32.6 miles and 48 minutes drive
Palm Springs International Airport
62.4 miles and 1 hour 19 min drive
John Wayne Airport-Orange County
84.4 miles and 1 hour and 52 min drive
Long Beach /Daugherty Field
97 miles and 2 hours drive
Hollywood Burbank Airport
102.1 miles and 2 hour 5 min drive
Los Angeles International Airport
106.1 mi and 2 hours and 47 min drive
PLANNING YOUR STAY
We are at high elevation, so it is important to drink a lot of water to stay hydrated. Fresh, clean mountain water is available in the lodge for you to fill up your reusable bottles!
Wear closed-toe shoes for walking around the grounds and bring your yoga mat if you have one and any props you might want (blocks, blankets, etc)
Plan to unplug—there is spotty WIFI and limited cell service. Send your family notice when you arrive before you lose reception and enjoy this opportunity to be fully present and unplugged!
WHAT TO EXPECT
Your registration fee includes 2 overnights in an assigned cabin. You can request your roommates on the registration form. We recommend getting a group of friends together! Coming alone–no problem, it will be fun to mix things up and meet new people. Please see the accommodations options. Register early to avoid disappointment. We try our best but can't guarantee your top choice.
You will be bringing your own bedding (sleeping bag or sheets and pillow) and towels for showering. All your delicious meals will be freshly made in house and are included in the price. Friday: Dinner, Saturday: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner and Sunday: Breakfast and and Lunch. Vegan, vegetarian, gluten free can be accommodated upon request at registration. **If you have more dietary restrictions or a specialized food needs you will have to supplement with your own food. You can store your extra food and snacks in Craig’s Cabin.
You will have access to the entire grounds, as well as a labyrinth, Jenks Lake, hiking trails, the hot tub and all of the event programming!
SAFETY
The camp doesn’t require COVID vaccination, however, they do require everyone test at home prior to coming to camp and proof (photo of negative test) upon arrival.
After registering you will receive a camper packet via email with everything else you need to know including a health form to turn in at check-in. To save yourself inconvenience of traveling please take your COVID test AT HOME to ensure it is negative. We cannot permit persons with a positive COVID test on the premises.
Yoga Camp Slideshow from 2024 (Creating Sacred Space)
Contact UsYou can follow us on social media to see posts about camp as the date gets closer or email us if you have any questions. If you want to join the official camp mailing list please enter your email under subscribe!
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