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Directions to the Wolf Camp staff home office in historic downtown Snohomish:
1313 2nd St., Suite A, Snohomish WA 98290
See below for different directions to our summer camp rendezvous point at Hill Park!

From the Bellevue-Bothell area, take I-405 and get onto Hwy. 522 going 3 miles east, then take the Hwy. 9 exit, turning north and going 10 miles up to Snohomish. Take the downtown Snohomish exit, turning east and going 3 blocks on 2nd St. It's best to turn left or right onto "E" Street for parking, then keep walking down 2nd St. a half block. We're on the south side of the street, a nice little stonework rambler at 1313 2nd St.

From downtown Seattle, there are a variety of shortcuts, but it's probablly quickest, depending on traffic of course, to go up to Everett and then take Hwy. 2 east. That northbound exit onto Hwy. 2 is a little confusing now however, as it seems to direct you to take a premature off-ramp. That happened to me the first time after they finished construction "improvements" last year anyway. So be sure to stay in the correct lane, and take Hwy. 2 east toward Monroe/Wenatchee. Go 3 miles east on Hwy. 2 to the second Snohomish exit, turning right onto Hwy. 9 south. Go 2 miles south on Hwy. 9, taking the downtown Snohomish exit, then turning east onto what becomes 2nd St. Go 3 blocks and then it's best to turn left or right onto "E" Street for parking, then keep walking down 2nd St. a half block. We're on the south side of the street, a nice little stonework rambler at 1313 2nd St.

From Monroe, go west on Hwy. 2, and take the first Snohomish exit, turning left at the end of the off-ramp, which puts you onto what will become 2nd. St. Go about 1.5 miles, through 3 stop-lights, then the last of which will be "D" St. We're on the left in a nice little stonework rambler at 1313 2nd St., but you'll need to park on the right hand (north) side of the street, or continue to "E" St. and park along it.

Directions to our summer camp rendezvous point at Hill Park on Blackman's Lake in the town of Snohomish:
1610 Park Avenue, Snohomish, WA 98290

From the Bellevue-Bothell area, take I-405 and then get onto Hwy. 522, going 3 miles east. Then take the Hwy. 9 exit, turning north and going 12 miles. You'll cross over the Snohomish River bridge, continue PAST the Snohomish exit, and keep going approximately 2 more miles to the stop light at King Charlie's Drive In. Turn right there, east onto 56th St SE. Go 1/2 mile and then keep following the road as it curves 90 degrees right and becomes Park St., also known as Hill Road. Continue 1 mile south and Hill Park will be on your right under the tall fir trees next to Blackman's Lake. It's not a busy street, but the park entrance does come up quick and is a tight fit between the fenced gate. Park anywhere you find a space, or up on the street.

From downtown Seattle, there are a variety of shortcuts, but barring freeway traffic jams, it's quickest to go up to Everett and then take Hwy. 2 east. That northbound exit onto Hwy. 2 is a little confusing now however, as it seems to direct you to take a premature off-ramp. That happened to me the first time after they finished construction "improvements" last year anyway. So be sure to stay in the correct lane, and take Hwy. 2 east toward Monroe/Wenatchee. Go 3 miles east on Hwy. 2 to the second Snohomish exit, turning right onto Hwy. 9 south. Go a block to the stop light at King Charlie's Drive In. Turn left there, east onto 56th St SE. also known as John Jump Road. Go 1/2 mile and then keep following the road as it curves 90 degrees right and becomes Park St., also known as Hill Road. Continue 1 mile south and Hill Park will be on your right under the tall fir trees next to Blackman's Lake. It's not a busy street, but the park entrance does come up quick and is a tight fit between the fenced gate. Park anywhere you find a space, or up on the street.

From Monroe, go west on Hwy. 2, and take the second Snohomish exit, then turning left at the stop sign at the end of the off-ramp. Make another left onto Hwy. 9 south and go 1/2 mile to a stop light at King Charlie's Drive In. Turn left there, east onto 56th St SE. also known as John Jump Road. Go 1/2 mile and then keep following the road as it curves 90 degrees right and becomes Park St., also known as Hill Road. Continue 1 mile south and Hill Park will be on your right under the tall fir trees next to Blackman's Lake. It's not a busy street, but the park entrance does come up quick and is a tight fit between the fenced gate. Park anywhere you find a space, or up on the street.

Directions between the Wolf Camp staff home office and our summer camp rendezvous point at Hill Park:

From the home office, go a half block east on 2nd St., and turn left onto Avenue D, going north to the stop light at 13th St. Turn right onto 13th St., and go 1/2 mile east to Park St. Turn left onto Park St., and go a 1/4 mile north. The park is there on your left.

From the park back to the home office, turn right out of the park and go south on Park St. to the stop sign at 13th St. Turn right onto 13th St. and go 1/2 mile to the stop light at Avenue D. Turn left onto Avenue D and go south to 2nd St. Turn right onto 2nd St. We're a couple doors down on the south/downhill side of the street, but park on the right hand (north) side of the street, or continue to "E" St. and park along it.

Come Meet Us

Click for a link to the Fall-Spring Class Series descriptions. All classes run from 6-9 p.m. including a pot-luck dinner. Classes take place at the new Wolf Camp home office at 1313 A 2nd St. in historic downtown Snohomish. Please park on "E" Street as there is no parking right around our home office. Costs vary, so see class descriptions for details.

Mondays: Cooperative Group Facilitation runs January 5 - February 9 in the winter of 2009, March 2 - April 6 in the spring of 2009, April 27 - June 1 in the earlly summer of 2009, and September 21 - November 16 in the fall of 2009. The cost is $5.00 for those with demonstrated facilitation experience, and $10.00 per class for beginners.

Tuesdays: Permaculture Pot Luck runs January 6 - February 10 in the winter of 2009, March 3 - April 7 in the spring of 2009, April 28 - June 2 in the earlly summer of 2009, and September 22 - November 17 in the fall of 2009. This is a complimentary event for those who are currently engaged in permaculture projects and who will be preparing pot-luck dishes to share, while the public is also invited to attend at a $5.00 contribution level to learn about permaculture.

Wednesdays: Earth Skills Study runs January 7 - February 11 in the winter of 2009, March 4 - April 8 in the spring of 2009, April 29 - June 3 in the earlly summer of 2009, and September 23 - November 18 in the fall of 2009. There is no charge for those who are already teaching in the field of earth skills, or $5.00 for those who are actively studying the Wolf Journey or similar secret-spot-based curriculum, and $10.00 per class for everyone else.

Thursdays: Art & Music Composition runs January 8 - February 12 in the winter of 2009, March 5 - April 9 in the spring of 2009, April 30 - June 4 in the earlly summer of 2009, and September 24 - November 19 in the fall of 2009. The cost is $5.00 for those who are currently teaching or professionally recording music and art, and $10.00 per class for beginners/intermediates. You can also try out your compositions on Friday nights at Open Mic Lives! located in the Thumbnail Theater just up the street from the Wolf Camp home office where Chris has some of his sound equipment on loan, and Chris will also help you schedule and promote cover performances of your compositions at the Thumbnail on Saturday nights if you like.

Registration Form

Thank you for considering a registration for Wolf Camp programs. The process is relatively simple. Just print out the form, one each per participant, take ten minutes to complete the form(s), include the deposits which are requested on the last page of the form, and mail it to us at the address on its letterhead. There are also other payment options listed on the last page of the registration form, and if you are confused, just include the deposits you feel are appropriate, and we will do the math for you, including discounts that may apply. Our refund policy is that deposits are not refundable unless your registration is not accepted. If you cancel after making any payment, you may receive a credit for a future program, minus a 25% administration fee of total payments made, in case of emergency. You will receive a full refund if your program is canceled and not rescheduled at a time that you can attend. Again, no refund (and not necessarily any credit) is given if a camper is inappropriate at camp.

Registration is now open for our evening classes, and preparatory information will be sent back to you fter receiving your deposit and registration form.

You have the following options when registering:

• Download this Microsoft Word Registration Form print it out, one each per participant, and mail the form(s) to us with the deposit(s) listed on its last page to: Wolf Camp, 7933 287th Ave. SE, Monroe WA 98272. We will send a camp preparation packet back to you ASAP. OR IF YOU CAN'T OPEN THAT WORD DOCUMENT, go ahead and try this Simple Text Registration Form BUT PLEASE CLEAN IT UP before printing so that lines don't extend down and it is on AS FEW PAGES AS POSSIBLE.
• If you just can't get the Microsoft Word version of the registration form to work, or if you prefer that we send you a camp flyer with registration form in the mail, then call us at 360-799-1997 (local in most of Snohomish County and some of King County) or call our cell 319-6892 (local in Skagit & Whatcom Counties) , or email us.
  
  

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