Three Ponds Community

Things to know

• Walk-in access at some sites2WD accessible. Short walk at some sites. Wheelchair accessible at some sites.
• Pet-friendlyOn leash.
• Campfires allowedAlways review local fire regulations before enjoying a campfire.
• Check-in processYou'll head straight to your site upon arrival.
• Cancellation policyFull refund 3 days before check in time starts.
• Check-in and check-outCheck-in times vary by site (from 2pm). Check-out times vary by site.
• Booking windowSame-day bookings welcome, up to 6 months ahead.

Extras

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  Firewood bundle$5.00 per item•At select sitesStart your trip off right with an extra bundle of firewood waiting for you at your camp for your first campfire. (We do not guarantee dry wood during rainy times)Read more
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  Hot Tub Access for your Campsite $15.00 per item•At select sitesMake your camping experience extra special with access to our hot tub for your whole campsite. This will include access to the pool also.Read more
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  Pool Access for your Campsite$15.00 per item•At select sitesMake your camping experience extra special with access to our pool for your whole campsite. This will include access to the hot tub also.Read more
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  Stand Up Paddle Board$12.00 per item•At select sitesThis rental includes one stand up paddle board with one paddle. You will have one full hour to play with your SUP on pond one.Read more
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  Little Buddy Propane Heater$15.00 per night•At select sitesLittle Buddy propane heater will help keep you warm during cold nights. This unit will last you through the evening and cut the chill of your camping or glamping experience.Read more
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  Sacred Hapè Ceremony $35.00 per item•At select sitesHapé is a legal sacred shamanic medicine that has been used by healers of the Amazon basin for thousands of years. It is pronounced ‘ha-peh’ in English, but is also referred to as ‘hape’, ‘hapi’, or ‘rapay’ by Westerners. These are very rare, sacred, powerful, and profoundly healing and cleansing miracle medicines, and are made in a very sacred and labor intensive process. Hapé is a complex blend of pulverized Amazonian medicinal plants, trees, leaves, seeds, and other sacred ingredients. Traditionally, Hapé is applied by using a pipe made from bamboo, which is blow through each nostril on both sides. It can be administered by another person using a blow pipe which connects the blower’s mouth to the other person’s nostrils. The blend is blown high up into the nostrils with a pipe called a Tepi. The blow immediately focuses the mind, stops the chattering, and opens the entire freed mindspace for your intentions. Furthermore, Hapé helps releasing emotional, physical, and spiritual illnesses and eases negativity and confusion, enabling a thorough grounding of your mind. Likewise, Hapé is used to re-align the user with their energy channels and with their higher self, and to intensify their connection with the world and the universe. In addition, Hapé paves the way for detoxifying the body and cleans out all excess mucus, toxins, and bacteria, thereby, assisting in fighting colds, sniffles and certain kinds can even help with the flu. Blowing the Tepi involves an intimate connection between the Hapé giver and receiver. Both are closely connected by mouth, nose and by breath, and both need to open and allow the other spirit and intention to enter, permitting the healing to take place. After blowing, it is recommended to sit with the medicine and meditate for about a half hour or so. It is best to remain with the eyes closed, while inhaling and exhaling slowly (more effective through the nose), enabling a thorough grounding and maintenance of focus. We require at least two people (or $70 for a single person) to hold this special ceremony.Read more
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  Cacao Ceremony$35.00 per item•At select sitesCacao ceremonies are helpful for getting clarity, setting intentions, and doing healing work & inner-processing. Being in a sacred space helps you get out of your normal frame of mind, allowing you to experience new insights & perspectives. Depending on the intention of the ceremony they can also be wonderful places to connect with people in a safe, open-hearted environment. Cacao used in a cacao ceremony is different from regular chocolate we eat. Unlike what you might expect, it doesn’t taste anything like hot chocolate, so it might shock you when you first try it. It is a natural plant medicine and the cacao beans are what goes into the chocolate we are familiar with – but usually only 20-30%. Ritual cacao is made from ground cacao beans, water, cacao butter and a tiny bit of sugar all mixed into a liquid, actually very bitter but naturally high in iron, magnesium and B-complex vitamins. We require at least two people (or $70 for a single person) to hold this special ceremony.Read more
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  Wim Hof Breathwork and Ice Bath$35.00 per item•At select sitesTogether with breathing exercises and focus, controlled exposure to cold conditions is an important part of the Wim Hof Method. This powerful method is developed by ‘Iceman’ Wim Hof, to give people the means to take control over their body and their overall wellbeing. Scientists have shown that the method is related to a stronger immune response and the capability to voluntarily activate the autonomic nervous system. Taking ice baths is a practice that has been around for ages. Even in civilizations that typically used hot water for bathing, people occasionally immersed themselves in freezing cold water. The reason is that ice baths are linked to several health benefits. Unsurprisingly, nowadays people still use ice baths to increase their health and overall wellbeing. We require at least three people (or $105 for a single person) to hold this special event.Read more

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Joe P.Joined September 2020

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