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Gay Spirit Camp

Gay Spirit Camp 2027 — Dates to be announced.
Gay Spirit Camp

Ignite Your Gay Spirit!

Gay Spirit Camp offers GBTQ men a chance to establish lasting friendships in a fun and uplifting environment in beautiful upstate New York.

You’ll be celebrating with like-minded men during this six-day gathering, packed with events and workshops all designed to bring us together and to uplift our spirits while we relax and connect with each other, away from the madness of everyday life.

Events, activities, and workshops include: Meditation, Yoga, Massage, Arts and Music, Erotic Healing, Nature Walks, Sauna & Hot Tub, Talent Show, Bonfire, Small Group Sharing, Dance Parties, & More! You can participate in as many or as few activities as you would like with the safety to explore personal growth or simply enjoy the beauty and tranquility of Easton Mountain.

Join one of our most popular week-long retreats, and enjoy a special sense of community!

Space may be limited so reserve your spot now!

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Gay Spirit Camp

Schedule

We haven't finalized the schedule yet, but you can look at the schedule from Gay Spirit Camp 2026.

The 2027 schedule will be published when finalized.

+ See the full Gay Spirit Camp 2026 schedule

Hosts

Harry Faddis
Harry Faddis

Harry Faddis, D.D., CPCC, has been a member of the Easton Mountain Community since its founding in 2000 and he…

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Will Halvey
Will Halvey

William “Yoga Will” Halvey is a new facilitator at Easton Mountain. He is a Certified Yoga Instructor and Life Coach…

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Tam Miller
Tam Miller

Tam Miller Tam is a Boston-based licensed massage therapist, software engineer, gaymer, and bear. His journey to become a massage…

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FAQs

Who is Gay Spirit Camp for?

Gay Spirit Camp is for GBTQ-identified men who want more than a typical vacation — men looking for genuine connection, personal exploration, and a week spent fully themselves. First-timers and returning community members are equally welcome. No particular background or experience level is needed.

Do I have to participate in everything?

Not at all. The schedule is full of options, and you choose what calls to you. Some men do every workshop; others spend most of their time at the sauna, in conversation, or wandering the trails. Both are completely valid ways to be here.

Can I come alone?

Yes, and many men do. Gay Spirit Camp is specifically designed to create connection between people who arrive as strangers. By the end of the week, most men leave with friendships they carry well beyond the retreat.

What does "Erotic Healing" mean?

Erotic Healing workshops approach sexuality as a dimension of wholeness rather than a performance. Sessions typically explore embodiment, intimacy, and self-acceptance within facilitated group discussion and movement. Easton Mountain is a sex-positive space, meaning sexuality is treated as natural and welcome but not sexually explicit.