The 34th Chesapeake Men's Gathering – 10-12 October 2025
MEN – HEART to HEART
The Washington Men’s Council has received assurance that Cabin Camp 2 will be open to us for the weekend of 10-12 October 2025.
We are looking forward to seeing you there!
We, the Men of The Leadership Council, are excited and pleased to announce that we have confirmed reservation for our first choice of Cabin Camp 3 in the Prince William Forest Park (in our Nation’s National Park system) near Triangle, Virginia as the setting of our 2023 Chesapeake Men’s Gathering! This is the same Park and Cabin Camp as our 2022 Gathering, that is, Cabin Camp 3.
Please join us.
Our 2024 Men’s Gatheringmarks a special time and place for us to be in the here and now, where we shed titles, position, and worldly roles that isolate us from connecting heart to heart with other men.
Small sharing groups, songs, poetry, stories, meditation, drumming, and campfires all help us to connect in the here and now.
Get Directions to CMG 2024 Gathering Here!
See the latest Weather at Cabin Camp 3 Here!
We hope you’ll be able to join us for the 33rd Annual Chesapeake Men’s Gathering in September 2024!
Prince William Forest Park is a four-seasons park. Visitors can expect seasonal weather including snow and ice in the winter, heavy rain in the spring and summer, and high temperatures in the summer. Visitors are encouraged to check local weather advisories prior to and during their visit. In cases of inclement weather, the park may close for the safety of visitors and staff. Visitors are advised to check the park’s website prior to their visit in the event of a closure.
We, the Men of The Leadership Council, are excited and pleased to announce that we have confirmed reservation for our first choice of Cabin Camp 2 in the Prince William Forest Park (in our Nation’s National Park system) near Triangle, Virginia as the setting of our 2022 Chesapeake Men’s Gathering! This is the same Camp as our 2021 Gathering.
Cabin Camp 2 first hosted campers in 1937. For many years, Camp Mawavi, run by the Campfire Girls of America, operated out of this camp. The camp sleeps 149 visitors, and consists of approximately 132 acres. This camp manly contains 4 person cabins, with a few 2 and 6 person cabins mixed in here and there. The units are clustered in a circular arrangement and contain 8 cabins, a bath house, and a lodge. Each unit is in a grassy clearing that is surrounded by dense forest. The large ballfield and lake access in Camp 2 are among the best in the park. Cabin Camp 2 was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1989.
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