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Quilt Camp

Mt. Hope Quilt Camp

Pioneer Quilters go to Quilt Camp two times a year – once in the  spring and once in the autumn- among a beautiful setting of Mt. Hope  Conference Center in Forbestown, CA.  Campers enjoy socializing, sewing  activities, games and delicious meals prepared by Mt Hope staff. 


2020 Dates:  Spring, April 14-19, 2020

                        Fall, September 8-13, 2020


Quilt Camp is  FUN. You bring your projects with you, can collaborate with other campers, share and can even sign up for a massage! There are hiking  trails and a large grassy area that is fantastic for taking a catnap,  reading or just enjoying some fresh air.   We all sew together in the new Chapel.  We have lots of room; each person has a whole table, with extra room for cutting and laying out  projects.
 

If you have never been to Quilt Camp, it’s highly recommended.


We are taking Fall registrations now.  If you complete the online  form (below) you need do nothing else other than sending your check or  bringing it to a guild meeting.  The cost is:

  • 5 days, sharing a room:  $320
  • 5 days, single room:  $385
  • 3 days of your choice, sharing a room:  $260
  • 3 days of your choice, single room:  $300

For more information about camp, please contact 

quiltcamp@pioneerquiltersguild.org.


Mt Hope Registration

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Directions

Driving Directions to Mt. Hope

Location: Mt.Hope Bible Camp, Forbestown, CA. 

Emergency phone numbers: (Office) 530-675-2022; (Kitchen)  530-675-2088

 

Directions: Traveling via Hwy 65: Take Highway 65 North to Marysville. In  Marysville, take Highway 20 East towards Grass Valley for 11.5 miles.  Turn left on road E21 (also called Marysville Road). 


Traveling via Hwy 49: Take Hwy 80  East. Take the Hwy 49 exit towards Grass Valley. Take the CA-20  W/?Empire St Ramp to Marysville. Turn right on road E21 (also called  Marysville Road).


Once you are on Marysville Rd, go  through the towns of Browns Valley and Brownsville. Approximately three  miles past Brownsville, turn left on Challenge Road Cut Off (one road  past New York). The Mt. Hope entrance is approximately one mile on the  right. Look for their prominent sign. The sleeping cabins are a short  way down the driveway on the right. Signs are posted on the doors of  each building with the names of the campers. Individual rooms are not  assigned but are available on a first come, first served basis. Your  cabin assignment will be based on your desire to be in either a quiet or not-so-quiet environment.

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Camp Meals and Accommodations

Accommodations

The sleeping accommodations are in several air-conditioned/heated  8-room dormitories. Each dorm room has a sink and mirror and accommodates 2 or 3  women comfortably on single beds (depending on whether trundles are  used), but campers can request a single occupancy room. The indoor restrooms and shower facilities are clean, roomy, and shared (but  relatively private). You will need to bring your own bedding, towels,  and toiletries. Have fun and dress up your bed with a quilt!


Camp Meals


Meals are provided twice a day (10 am and 5 pm) and are delicious and  plentiful. Coffee, tea, and hot water are available all day. Fresh water  is supplied as well. Feel free to bring a snack to share! A  refrigerator is available to store items that need to keep  cool. 

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Activities

Camp Activities & Things to Remember

Activities: Bring your projects to work on, as well as whatever you need to make a comfortable work station for yourself - plus a great attitude and readiness to  have fun! The conference center is located in a wooded area with hiking  trails around the grounds that you may want to explore. There is a large  grassy area adjacent to our sewing room, which is very conducive to  catnaps, reading, or conversation.


Other Activities:   for Spring 2021 camp
 

Fabric Raffle – fat quarters of floral fabrics
 

Block Raffle – coming


Fabrics for playing "31" –   You will need three fat quarters for each of the two 31 games:
 

Game 1 – Peppered cotton

Game 2 – Grunge


Left, Right, Center games – WOF, patriotic fabrics for each game.  You will need three 2-1/2″ fabric strips for each game.  They go fast, so we will play 3 games.
 

Things to remember:

  • Our contract with Mt. Hope  Conference Center binds us to their tenets which state no smoking or alcohol is allowed at Mt. Hope – indoors or outdoors.
  • The soil around the conference  center is reddish and abundant. If you go for a hike, be sure to bring  shoes that won’t be ruined by the red soil.
  • Be respectful of your fellow quilting campers in both the sewing and dorm areas.
  •  Wi-Fi is available with the  appropriate password, which is provided to campers.  Cell phones work  sporadically at camp, usually only if it’s been configured (with your  cell phone carrier, in advance) for Wi-Fi calling.  A landline is  available for local calls and calls home in the 916 and 530 area codes..

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Suggested Items to Take to Camp (pdf)

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