August 21 – 23, 2020 • $399/person. Children under 12 free with paid adult CLICK HERE to get in on it!
This is our 11th YEAR of Woodflock, the Flamingohead Family Reunion we host each year, and we are excited to share some positive changes with you.
Three whole days of music, laughter, crafts and family under the pine and fir trees of Northern California, featuring Antsy McClain and The Trailer Park Troubadours, Michael McNevin and several other other musical guests to be announced
Price includes cabin if you need one (while they last), breakfast and dinner daily, all the entertainment and workshops, guided meditation after breakfast and all the good mojo you can soak up in three (or four) days.
Where: Camp Tehama Campground, Mill Creek, CA, 40550 Highway 172, Mill Creek, CA 96061
Camp Tehama is on the edge of beautiful Lassen National Park, home of some incredible volcanic rock formations, hot springs and scenic lakes.
Antsy McClain and members of The Trailer Park Troubadours – Singer/songwriter Antsy McClain, along with “Loose Bruce” Wandmayer and “Hot Rod Todd” McMasters, will be performing throughout the weekend, conducting music, writing and creativity discussions. Antsy McClain is a singer/songwriter, author and artist whose humble upbringings in an American trailer park has generated some of Americana’s most humorous and poignant songs. Years ago, Antsy envisioned a small gathering of friends (he doesn’t like the word “fan”) where music and laughter would echo through the woods and friendships would be forged. With the help and support of a handful of staffers engaged in making Woodflock a success, they have gone from a few dozen people the first year to busting out at the seams.
Michael McNevin – Woodflock favorite Michael McNevin is back with Pat McClellan on upright bass to perform throughout the weekend, and head up those after-hours jam sessions that are always a lot of fun. McNevin’s songs are unapologetically sentimental while not being sappy or overworked. Drawing on his formative years in the small town of Niles, California (where he still lives), McNevin paints poetic portraits of an America we all recognize, but one from which we may have strayed. But in McNevin’s nostalgic narratives, we feel hope even in the face of certain change. http://www.michaelmcnevin.com
August 21 – 23, 2020 • $399/person. Children under 12 free with paid adult CLICK HERE to get in on it!
Catering – James Poplaski and his staff of Dos Tacos Catering out of Hayward, California are wonderful. We’ll have a variety of cuisine offered, changing it up each night, from Italian to Mexican to Asian and maybe a few surprises in between. Dinners on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Breakfasts on Saturday and Sunday. Lunch is on your own, as we don’t want to disrupt the day’s workshops and gatherings, but we’re usually just fine with some fruits and a granola bar, etc. NOTE: There will be vegetarian options at all meals, but if you have allergies or other food restrictions, please provide for yourselves. (Thursday night is just Antsy and Fred grilling burgers and hot dogs.
Arts and Crafts – The craft tent, always lovingly supplied by Katie and Bill, will be there at the center of activities. We’ll find a nice shady spot for it as usual, and let it be the creative center we’ve known and loved for t-shirt painting, jewelry, lawn art, etc., these last 9 years. Thanks, Katie and Bill!
Fun and Games – James and Jacque have been on staff since our very first year, helping us with games and activities for all ages of Woodflockers. They’ll be on hand as usual to help you get settled in, and have fun along the way.
August 21 – 23, 2020 • $399/person. Children under 12 free with paid adult CLICK HERE to get in on it!
NOTE: Pet policy change: Insurance concerns have forced us to implement a change in pet policy. As we have had some incidents with some of our canine cousins (staffers and guests have been bitten, dog fights have freaked out young kids, etc.,) we have to contain pets to the RV parking area only. You can bring Fluffy and Spike to Woodflock, but they can no longer accompany you in the other common areas such as concert, cabin and dining areas. When you take them out for potty breaks or walks, they must be on a leash at all times and kept in the designated area. Our insurance folks urged us to ban pets altogether, but we agreed to give this compromise a go, as we love our pets too, and we get why you’d want to have them with you. We appreciate your cooperation.
A cooler location and cooler vibe! – We heard you! Red Bluff can be too hot! This new location ensures we will never roast in the Red Bluff heat as we have in the past, and on the chance that it gets a bit chilly or rainy in Camp Tehama, we can retire to a lovely indoor lodge area for entertainment, workshops and dining. Camp Sycamore was nice when we started, but many of us lamented the removal of so many beautiful trees that gave us shade in the heat – not to mention the removal of those amazing giant Sycamores along the river. Camp Tehama, on the other hand, is canopied by a plentiful supply of pine and fir trees, with plenty of room around us for meditative hikes away from camp.
Comfortable bathrooms and showers are provided on site.
RV’s and cars must be parked in the designated parking area. They may not be connected to sewer, water or electrical. There are nice full service spots a mile or so away, and which will need to be reserved asap. Please e-mail Uncle Fred at xtrafred@gmail.com for reservation info.
Tents – Tent spots are plentiful. Uncle Fred and staffers will be on hand as you arrive to help you find just the right spot if you need assistance.
Cabins – We have 20 cabins. Each cabin sleeps about 7, with several beds inside. The beds are metal framed bunk beds with vinyl covered mattresses. (Think Scout Camp when you were a kid and you get the picture.) Many choose to bunk up with friends. Just let Uncle Fred know so we can get an accurate cabin count. Bring your own air mattresses, pillows, bedding etc., to provide your accustomed comfort level.
If you have any questions about any of the above information, you can e-mail us at thetroubs@unhitched.com and we will get back to you as soon as we can. For more urgent inquiries, call Uncle Fred at 530-529-3733.
Thank you for your interest in Woodflock 11, The Flamingohead Family Reunion. We’ll see you there!
August 21 – 23, 2020 • $399/person. Children under 12 free with paid adult CLICK HERE to get in on it!
Refund policy: Full refund up to 30 days before event. Half refund up to 14 days before event. No refunds 7 days before event.