Everyone arrived alone. Three nights later, they left with inside jokes, tie-dyed clothes and plans to see each other again.

Because adult life got way too serious. Adult life can feel like having no time for yourself while somehow always being behind on something. Examples: Work fills the week. Errands take over the weekend. Messages (and newsletters) pile up. Plans require five calendars, three reschedules and a minor diplomatic negotiation. You can feel as though you are drowning in responsibilities while the months still pass in a flash. Especially once you hit your thirties. One minute it is J

Yes. Most people do. In fact, most people who have come to The Hideout so far arrived without knowing anyone else. That has been true at the full camp and at our Side Quests. Coming alone can still feel intimidating, especially because so many adult social events seem to assume that you already have somebody to go with. You see an event, think it sounds fun, and then immediately start mentally going through your contacts trying to work out who might come with you. The Hideout

What is The Hideout? Adult Summer Camp, Side Quests and a different kind of time off.