60th Registration

HoneyRock's

60th Anniversary Celebration

Please fill out the form below to register for the HoneyRock 60th Anniversary Celebration weekend from September 23-26, 2010. The information in this form will allow us to prepare for your arrival. As a reminder, the cutoff for registration is September 15, 2010.


Last Name	*
First Name(s)	*
Names and Ages of Children
Which summers/years did you spend at HoneyRock as a camper or staff member? (i.e. Res Camp '82 or Summer Staff '67). Please provide a brief description of your HoneyRock connection.	*
Home Address	*
Home Phone Number
Cell Phone Number
Your Email Address	*
First meal you will eat at HoneyRock	*
Last meal you will eat at HoneyRock	*
Are there any dietary restrictions or food allergies our Food Service Manager should be aware of? We can accommodate most special diets when advance notice is given.


There are multiple housing options available. In order to help us prepare adequate housing for you and your family, please let us know your preference. We will encourage couples without children to sign up for a Lakefront or Stillwaters cabin with another couple or two. Families with children will be housed in Chateau Rooms or River Cabins (each can house 10 people in bunk beds and has an adjoining bathroom.) Any group or family is welcome to stay in a Village Cabin. You could also bring a camper or your own tent from home, just let us know if you will need an electrical hook-up. Those who will be camping out will have access to the BIFs. If you have your own home in the area and will plan to stay off camp, let us know.
Housing Preference		Stillwater/Lakefront Cabin (couples not bringing children) Chateau Room/River Cabin (families with children) Voyageur (individuals) Village Cabins (anyone) Camper requiring an electrical hook-up Tent or camper not requiring an electrical hook-up Own Housing off-camp
If choosing on-site housing, is there a specific couple or family with whom you would like to be housed? We can't guarantee requests but will do our best to honor them.
Is there any other information we should know?