VIP Overnight Glamping on Angel Island - Invitation by the Dartmouth Club of SV
Fort McDowell (East Garrison), Angel Island
Saturday, May 30th - Sunday, May 31st
$550 for Member (Includes ferry services, shuttles, all food and beverages, and island actives and entertainment.)
Sleep like an Angel
Glamping under the Stars & by the Sea
Is there anything better than slipping into a deep slumber surrounded by sweet smells of eucalyptus, pine, and fir under a blanket of twinkling stars? The only way to improve on an experience like this would be to do so in a luxury tent, after an evening of cocktails on the beach and an amazing outdoor dinner, followed by games around the campfire.
Join fellow Harvard and Dartmouth alumni for an overnight getaway of glamorous camping on historic Angel Island on Saturday, May 30th. You will be ferried to the island where you will spend the night in luxurious canvas tents with real beds. Following arrival we'll head to Quarry Beach for delicious sunset cocktails, followed by a gourmet meal prepared by Red Dog. Don’t forget to leave a little room for s’mores later at the campfire. An outdoor movie and a variety of island activities will also be available. After a deep, restful night of sleep under a fluffy down comforter, you will awake relaxed, and then indulge in a champagne brunch (and more activities) before heading back to the mainland.
Island Activities Include
Stand up Paddle Boarding • Chair Massage • Guided Hike by TV Host Doug McConnell • Star Gazing • Sunrise Yoga
Food and Beverages
Full dinner and breakfast, plus snacks, wine, beer, and all cocktails included.
Transportation
3pm Ferry Service from San Francisco or Tiburon with return options starting at 10am Sunday is provided. Also includes tram service to and from campsite.
Space is limited. Please register early. Read more | iCal RSVP deadline May 15th.
Proceeds from this event will benefit our friends at Angel Island Conservancy. AIC's mission is to facilitate the preservation, restoration and interpretation of historical and natural resources on Angel Island, with the goal of enhancing the visitors’ experiences and building a community to support Angel Island State Park.