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Since 2011 • over 55 Crazy Camps already!

What makes Crazy Camps unique?

International and very mixed groups
Unique remote locations in the heart of nature
Cooking, eating & cleaning together
Fun and meaningful group activities
No sticky couples
All your emotions are welcome
No pressure to “fit in”
Deep connections

Are you a neurodivergent and/or queer person, and you’ve had bad experiences with the call “Come as you are”? Then this blog post is for you!

Group adventures for individuals

Crazy Camps are group adventures for individuals. “Come as you are” is our core value, not a marketing slogan. Crazy Camps strive to be a judgement free environment where you are welcome with the ‘easy’ sides of your personality and the ‘challenging’ parts of your personality. You will experience peer inspiration rather than peer pressure!

Crazy Camps come in two flows:

• ADVENTURE FLOW • (outdoors and playful community),

• BALANCE FLOW • (intentional sharing, embodied growth)

Wherever you step in, Crazy Camps always nurture freedom, care, creativity, and the joy of being yourself — without judgment.

What participants say

“The Crazy Camp is one of those unique places where you can play like a child, and grow as a person at the same time.”

Personal development – Fun? Or a chore?

I have often found myself grappling with the concept of personal development. On the one hand, the idea of improving oneself and one’s life can seem appealing or even a manifest goal. But the suggestion that one is somehow not good enough in their present state, sucks.

This can be especially true for those of us who already face marginalization in society and the pressures of conforming to certain norms and expectations.

But what if personal development were less about becoming “better” or “perfect,” and more about returning to our most authentic selves? Continue reading my blog post…