Our 6th annual Mushroom Camp is opening a few spots for mushroom-curious folks! The fungal diversity of our mountains is staggering & we will dive deep into identification, processing and eating wild mushrooms. You will walk away with succinct knowledge of how to identify common edible species and loads of inspiration for continuing your mushroom foraging journey. The focus is on choice culinary mushrooms though medicinal aspects will also be discussed.

There will be a guided wild mushroom walk, a robust identification blanket with lots of resources and a wild mushroom-based dinner. This is the peak of mushroom season and it’s a great way to connect with the woods through a new lens while hanging out with incredible folks.

Saturday August 1st will be the main day of camp from 10am-6pm. You are welcome to bring camping gear and stay the night or just come for Saturday. Camp will conclude early on Sunday. There are very limited spots for this campout to keep our impact to a managable level.

**There will be hiking, potentially wet conditions and 8 hrs of outdoor activities during this class. We will strive to make it as comfortable & accessible as possible but make sure you are physically capable of being a part of this before committing. Thanks!

Please email healingecosystems@gmail.com with any questions.

Refund Policy

A full refund (minus the processing fee) can be issued with a week’s notice.

If refund is requested less than a week before the event, a 50% refund is available.

If cancellation happens within 48 hrs of event, we won’t be able to process any refund unfortunately.

Children & Pets

This can be discussed on a case-by-case basis. This particular event will be immersive so consider that pets or young children could be a significant distraction.

About your host

Bryan Bramlett is an avid forager and permaculturist who leads events on wild food foraging, land stewardship and ecotherapy. He has practiced & studied foraging extensively with many amazing teachers across the country for well over a decade and has taught foraging to thousands of enthusiastic students. His mission is to support ecological & communal health by empowering people to steward their bioregions.