Adult and Family Camps:
A Unitarian Universalist Tradition

Unitarians are drawn to opportunities to both learn and spend time with their friends and family in natural settings. As a result, over the decades our movement has developed a number of adult and family camps – some held in more rustic surroundings than others. They all involve interesting speakers, music, fun, food and mingling. They also provide time alone in nature – a chance to get away from it all.

Eliot Institute Camps at Seabeck

Eliot Institute creates and supports an inclusive community of celebration, friendship, exploration, relaxation and joy for Unitarian Universalists, their families and friends.

Eliot Institute is both a camp conference and a vacation. It is a one-of-a-kind intergenerational experience of stimulating speakers, discussions, music, activities and worship for the whole family. Eliot is a Welcoming Community for individuals, couples, and families of all configurations.

Eliot hosts three camps each year – two week-long conferences in summer and a five-day conference to celebrate New Years. All camps have a full morning program for children and youth from infants through teens.

Camps are held at Seabeck Conference Center on Hood Canal, just west of Silverdale, WA.