Camp Campbell 16275 HIghway 9 • Boulder Creek • CA 95006

Booking Camp Campbell in Boulder Creek gets you tables, chairs, flatware, trash and recycling pickup, parking assistance, grounds maintenance and firewood, plus activities like archery, hikes, disc golf, tennis and a campfire with s'mores. The 8-hour ceremony and reception rental adds a get-ready cabin, a ceremony rehearsal and a reception meal tasting. You'll pay separately for meals, linen packs for cabins, the climbing wall, high ropes course and pool, a bartending service if you serve beer or wine, and event insurance. Staying past noon on Sunday is $500 an hour.

Yes, both happen at Camp Campbell. You'll say your vows in the outdoor chapel in a redwood grove, which seats 150 with standing room behind. The reception moves to the meadow or the Swenson Family Lodge dining hall, which seats 250, and two adjoining rooms hold 80 each. A ceremony-only rental is also available: four hours for $4,000, including setup, cleanup and staff for parking and greeting.

All food at Camp Campbell comes from the camp's own kitchen because of its Health Department license, and meals are served buffet style. Guests can bring pre-packaged snacks. You can serve beer and wine only if your event insurance includes an alcohol clause, hard liquor isn't allowed, and camp staff won't serve drinks or set up a bar, so plan to hire a bartending service. There's no corkage fee, and you're welcome to bring your own A/V equipment.

At Camp Campbell in Boulder Creek, a 4-hour ceremony-only rental is $4,000, and an 8-hour ceremony and reception rental runs $9,500–$10,000 by season, with a 75-guest minimum. Overnight weekend packages start at $30,500 and include exclusive use of the 84-acre property, 1–3 nights of lodging, 1–5 meals and on-site staff. Overnight packages have a 100-guest minimum, and each guest beyond 100 adds $205–$510 per adult or $135–$395 per child, depending on the number of nights. Reception meals run $45–$65 per person, and a deposit of 25% of your minimum booking holds your date.

The ceremony and reception rental at Camp Campbell gives you 8 hours, and weekend stays end at noon on Sunday, with extra time at $500 an hour. Outdoor amplified music has to stop at 10pm, since Santa Cruz quiet hours run 10pm–8am every day. After that, the party can move into the Fireside Room, where indoor music under 45 decibels can keep going until midnight.

Your guests can stay right at Camp Campbell, where cabins sleep up to 250 people, with 14–18 per cabin. The TreeTop and 49er cabins have their own restrooms and showers, and tent cabins are open May–October. Linen packs cost extra, and you'll handle cabin assignments using a spreadsheet the Event Manager provides. Overnight weddings need at least 100 guests, and tent camping and RV parking aren't available.

Camp Campbell turns your wedding into a whole weekend in the Santa Cruz Mountain redwoods. Overnight packages give you exclusive use of the 84-acre property, with cabins for up to 250 guests and 1–5 meals cooked on site. Between the ceremony in a redwood grove and the reception at the Swenson Family Lodge, your guests can try archery, axe-throwing, hikes, swimming and a campfire with s'mores. If you'd rather keep it simple, a 4-hour ceremony-only rental is $4,000.