Buckhorn Camp

Have a wonderful holiday season!

What could have caused this giant boulder to have so many indentations?

We take advantage of every opportunity to explore our 120-acres, and always find something new and beautiful.

CAUTION: Watch for flying discs

A labyrinth is a right-brain task, involving intuition, creativity, and imagery. With a labyrinth there is only one choice: whether to enter or not.

We miss sharing our home with our amazing guests!

All our wisdom is stored in the trees. Santosh Kalwar

A few months ago Bear Trap Creek was flowing with life, while today it sits dry. But it won't be long until our creek is full once more.

The Mountaintop Experience.

We WILL be together again!

There are always times of leaning and holding on, still the tree remains.

We aspire to share joy, hope, and equity with every community we meet.

Gathering in community around fire has always been a part of the human experience. As time passed, fire became a place for social gatherings and storytelling. Today, whether or not we are gathered together, the campfire remains a place of contemplation and renewal.

Throwing it back to Buckhorn Camp from July 1975!

We miss the smells of a Buckhorn breakfast!

Walking the labyrinth is a purposeful prayer walk. It is a catalyst for meditation and reflection.

This magnificent cedar tree died many years ago yet still remains just as beautiful.

Evening stroll down Buckhorn's Bear Trap Creek Trail. #SacrednessofCreation