Embark on a transformative weekend of nature, camaraderie, and self-discovery with Fireside Connections at Sans Bar’s Sober Camping retreat. Nestled near Bastrop, TX, this immersive experience promises an enriching itinerary designed to foster connections and moments of serenity.
July 2024 Event Details:
- Date: July 26-28
- Price: Sale Price $240.00 (Original Price $310.00)
- Accommodations: Shared climate-controlled sleeping spaces with indoor toilets and showers
- Activities:
- Friday: Fireside dinner and introductions
- Saturday: Early breakfast, hiking, connection exercises, evening drinks
- Sunday: Coffee and pastries, departure by 10 a.m.
- Inclusions: Five fireside meals, non-alcoholic drinks, shared lodging, and all activities
Important Information:
- What to Bring: Your own sleeping bag and pillow
- Contact: For inquiries, reach out to sansbarinfo@gmail.com
- Refund Policy: No refunds; camping will proceed rain or shine
July 2024 Event Details:
- Date: July 26-28
- Price: Sale Price $240.00 (Original Price $310.00)
- Accommodations: Shared climate-controlled sleeping spaces with indoor toilets and showers
- Activities:
- Friday: Fireside dinner and introductions
- Saturday: Early breakfast, hiking, connection exercises, evening drinks
- Sunday: Coffee and pastries, departure by 10 a.m.
- Inclusions: Five fireside meals, non-alcoholic drinks, shared lodging, and all activities
Important Information:
- What to Bring: Your own sleeping bag and pillow
- Contact: For inquiries, reach out to sansbarinfo@gmail.com
- Refund Policy: No refunds; camping will proceed rain or shine
About Sans Bar Founder: Chris Marshall
Meet the visionary behind Sans Bar, Chris Marshall—an esteemed mental health advocate and writer dedicated to cultivating inclusive, alcohol-free communities. Chris’s journey towards sobriety began in 2007, leading him to a career as a Substance Use counselor in 2009. His unwavering passion for supporting individuals in recovery culminated in the inception of Sans Bar in 2017—a pioneering space for the alcohol-free community based in Austin, Texas.
Chris’s innovative approach to nurturing sober communities has garnered national acclaim, securing features in notable publications like Men’s Health, The New York Times, and USA Today. A sought-after speaker, Chris has graced prestigious platforms such as the Aspen Ideas Festival, sharing his profound insights on building supportive environments for those on the path to a sober lifestyle.
With a legacy of advocacy in mental health and community-building, Chris Marshall stands at the forefront of the movement to establish more inclusive spaces for individuals embracing sobriety. Join Sans Bar’s Sober Camping retreat for an unforgettable experience that blends nature, connection, and the spirit of shared growth.
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