Guests laughing around a long candlelit table set between vineyard rows at golden hour
Napa Valley · All-inclusive adult retreats

Summer camp, for people who summer.

Three, five and seven-day retreats built around great wine, beautiful food and serious rest. Fully staffed and chauffeured, with someone looking after you at every step. You'll lose track of time and not much else.

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Welcome to camp

No weigh-ins. No curfew. No calorie counts.

Camp Vendange is an all-inclusive retreat for grown-ups in the finest valley in America. We plan every tasting, cook every meal, drive every mile and turn down every bed. Your only job is to decide between the Cabernet and the Pinot.

Spoiler: you can have both. It's camp.

A chauffeur opens the door of a black sedan for a guest arriving at the estate
A butler in a white jacket carries a silver tray of wine across the lawn
Fully staffed, fully tended

Everything, handled.

Your driver meets you at SFO arrivals, or planeside if you fly private into Napa County Airport. From then on you won't carry a bag, book a table, read a map or look at a bill. There's roughly one staff member for every guest, and most of them have been told your name, your pour and how you take your coffee before you arrive.

  • Private chauffeur and tour transport, every day
  • Personal cabin counselor (a butler, but friendlier)
  • All meals, wine, tastings and gratuities included
  • Luggage unpacked, pressed and packed for you
See a day at camp

We'll drive

Chauffeured sedans for arrivals and a private touring coach between wineries. You never have to think about who's driving.

Private allocations

Seated tastings at family estates and cult producers that don't have a tasting room, often poured by the winemaker.

Chef's table, three times a day

Natural, seasonal cooking from our own garden and Northern California ranches. Everything is made in-house, down to the butter.

Suites, not bunks

Eighteen cabins with fireplaces, soaking tubs and vineyard terraces. The only bunk bed is on our logo, and even that's a joke.

Camp activities

Arts, crafts & Cabernet.

Croquet on the lawn, grape stomping at harvest, sunrise balloon flights and a daily rest hour that we enforce, lovingly.

Friends clinking glasses of red wine at sunset
Golden hour, every hour
Guests in whites playing croquet with glasses of rosé
Competitive croquet (rosé in hand)
Guests napping on daybeds under an oak tree
Rest hour
Two friends laughing while stomping grapes in an oak barrel
Harvest stomp
An overhead view of an abundant cheese and charcuterie spread
The cheese course
A winemaker leads guests between rows of ripe grapes
Walks with the winemaker
The chef plates an heirloom tomato and burrata course
The chef and a guest harvest herbs in the estate garden
Table & Cellar

The food is the whole point.

Our kitchen cooks from the estate garden, the olive grove and a short list of ranchers and fishermen we'd trust with our lives. Expect wood-fired everything, sourdough from a starter older than some of our guests, and a sommelier who pairs every course without making you feel bad about liking Chardonnay.

Natural and gourmet aren't opposites here. It's butter from grass-fed cows, and plenty of it.

See the menus & the cellar
Letters home

What you'll write home about.

Every camp has its postcards. Here's roughly what yours will say.

"Dear Mom, they made me take a nap. Then they brought cheese. Then another nap. I'm never coming home."

Day 2 · The Full Pour

"Earned my Decanting merit badge. Lost my Advanced Napping badge to a man named Gerald. Rematch tomorrow."

Day 4 · The Grand Cru

"Someone ironed my jeans. I don't know who. I don't know when. I have never felt so seen."

Day 1 · The Long Weekend

18Suites on the estate
1:1Staff to guest
40+Partner wineries
0Calories counted
Now enrolling

Camp fills up like a good glass.

Sessions run from March through November, with harvest weeks (late August to October) booking first. Tell us when you'd like to come, and your head counselor will handle the rest.