After a successful first Camp Everygirl in the fall and overwhelming demand for another retreat, we couldn’t wait to do it again. Enter Camp Everygirl Spring 2026. Once again, 70+ women gathered in Texas Hill Country for a long weekend designed to help them unplug, recharge, connect, and try something new. While we held onto everything that made our inaugural retreat so special, we also incorporated camper feedback—introducing new workshops, refining the schedule, and creating even more opportunities for connection, creativity, and rest.
Over three unforgettable days, campers participated in everything from meditation and fitness classes to watercolor painting, needlepointing, horseback riding, hiking, book club discussions, and late-night campfires. Whether they arrived seeking friendship, inspiration, personal growth, or simply a break from their routines, they left with new memories, fresh perspectives, and lasting relationships.
If our first retreat proved the concept, Spring 2026 confirmed something we suspected all along: women are craving community. As one camper shared in her post-camp survey, “We arrived as total strangers and left as sisters.”
Camp Everygirl Spring 2026 By the Numbers
While it’s difficult to capture the magic of Camp Everygirl in a few statistics, these numbers tell part of the story. Over three unforgettable days in Texas Hill Country, women from across the country came together to step away from their routines, try something new, build meaningful connections, and embrace a little more fun. Here’s a look at Camp Everygirl Spring 2026 by the numbers:
- 72 Campers
- 23 States + 3 Countries Represented
- 30 Workshops & Activities
- 3 Days Together
- 97% Said Camp Was Worth the Investment
- 100% Would Recommend Camp Everygirl to a Friend
Favorite Moments From Camp Everygirl Spring 2026
Wellness and Reflection
Camp Everygirl isn’t about escaping your life–it’s about creating enough space to return to it with greater clarity and intention. Throughout the weekend, campers were invited to slow down through morning movement, yoga classes, past life meditation and evening wind down meditations, guided journaling, intuitive breathwork, and reflection practices designed to help them reconnect with themselves.
Yoga and meditation sessions were led by Shannon Rose Wellness, whose calming presence became one of the most beloved parts of the weekend—campers were asking when she’d be back before we’d even packed up. And our guided journaling sessions, supported by PurposeFull Goods and their beautifully designed handbooks, gave everyone a quiet place to process the weekend as it unfolded. More than a few women told me they’re still using them.
From quiet moments of self-discovery to powerful group experiences like our burn-and-release ceremony and the intuitive breathwork class led by Natasha of We Breathe Studio (a returning teacher the campers all love), these sessions became some of the most meaningful parts of camp. They offered an opportunity to step away from the demands of everyday life and remember what it feels like to simply be present.
Creativity and Learning
One of the most fun parts of camp is getting to try something you’ve always wanted to but don’t have time or opportunity for. At Camp, there is zero pressure to be good at it, no expectations–just the chance to make something with your hands, learn a new skill, and reconnect with the creative side of yourself that often gets lost beneath the demands of everyday life.
This year, campers spent a relaxing afternoon painting at their own pace with beautiful watercolor workbooks from Emily Lex Studio, while sipping champagne, chatting, and enjoying a few quiet hours of creativity. Another standout favorite was our premium needlepoint workshop, led by Pine Harbor Studio, where campers learned the basics of needlepoint and stitched their own custom Camp Everygirl design to take home.
The affectionately dubbed “Isolation Cabin” – i.e. crafting and game room for communal downtime – quickly became one of the most popular spots at camp, buzzing with friendship bracelet making, bag charm crafting, bedazzling, and plenty of laughter—and once BamBird introduced Mahjong to the mix, the tables stayed full basically all weekend. Add in personal color analysis sessions with ATX Color Studio and other creative workshops throughout the weekend, and campers left with more than just projects and keepsakes–they left with new skills, newfound confidence, and the reminder that it’s never too late to try something new.
Adventure and Play
Of course, it wouldn’t be camp without a healthy dose of adventure and play. Throughout the weekend, campers had countless opportunities to step outside their comfort zones, challenge themselves, and embrace the kind of carefree fun that’s often missing from adult life. Whether it was trying something completely new or rediscovering an activity they hadn’t done in years, there was something special about giving ourselves permission to play.
Campers spent their days ziplining through the trees, testing their aim at archery, conquering the climbing wall, and braving the Screamer for a rush of adrenaline. Others found adventure on the water with paddleboarding, canoeing, swimming in the lake, and afternoons spent lounging by the pool. A small group headed to the camp stables for horseback riding, while others joined run club before breakfast, took strength yoga or Pilates classes, or tackled the group hike on our final morning. As one camper shared, “Going to camp pushed me far outside my comfort zone, but it gave me exactly what I didn’t know I needed.” And that’s exactly what these moments were all about—trying something new, surprising yourself, and remembering that growth can be fun.
Connection and Community
If there was one thing that made Camp Everygirl special, it was the women. We can plan the activities, workshops, meals, and campfires, but what we can never fully predict is the magic that happens when more than 70 women from different places, backgrounds, ages, and stages of life come together with open minds and open hearts.
Throughout the weekend, connections were formed everywhere you looked. Women lingered over meals long after they had finished eating. They exchanged numbers after workshops, gathered around campfires late into the evening, cheered one another on during activities, and stayed up talking in their cabins long past bedtime. There were thoughtful conversations during our friend networking sessions, lively discussions at book club, laughter-filled wine tastings, and another epic dance party that somehow got even the most reluctant dancers onto the dance floor and our returning DJ who stayed and played over an hour after he was supposed to. (Don’t worry–he’ll be back!) And the Mirror Mirror Collective photobooth on site meant no moment went undocumented.
As one camper shared, “I have never experienced that kind of true support and friendship from women I just met.” Another wrote, “My favorite part of camp was the women. I have never felt so welcomed by a group of women in my life.”
Those comments perfectly capture what Camp Everygirl has become. In a world where making new friends as an adult can feel nearly impossible, camp creates space for genuine connection. Many women arrived knowing no one. By the end of the weekend, they left with group texts, future travel plans, dinner dates, and friendships that will continue long after camp is over.
What Campers Had to Say
On Making Friends
One of the most common themes we heard after camp was how quickly meaningful connections formed. Whether they arrived with a friend or came completely solo, campers left with new friendships and a sense of belonging.
“We arrived as total strangers and left as sisters.”
“Come for the chance to feel like a kid again, stay for the immaculate vibes, leave feeling like you just made over 70 good friends.”
“Do it. Everyone comes so willing and open to make friends. There’s no other place that makes it easier to bond with strangers.”
“Whether you come alone or in a duo, you leave feeling connected, spoiled, and reminded that making genuine friendships as an adult is still very possible!”
On Attending Solo
For many campers, signing up alone was the hardest part. Time and again, those same women told us it ended up being one of the best decisions they made.
“I signed up on a whim to go alone, and it was one of the best weekends I’ve had in years!”
“If you’re on the fence or don’t have a friend to go with, do it! Camp Everygirl is for you as long as you’re open to trying new things and meeting new people!”
“Showing up is the hardest part. Get there and everything takes care of itself.”
“Push past that fear and take the leap!!! It will 100% be worth it!”
On Feeling Recharged
Many women came to camp looking for a break from the demands of everyday life—and left feeling renewed, energized, and more connected to themselves.
“It was the most refreshing weekend of my adult life.”
“The perfect way to unplug, connect with your inner self, and meet new people!”
“A weekend to disconnect to connect.”
“As a mom, a small business owner and a wife, I was running on E. This completely filled my cup in every way—connection, growth, relaxation and fun!”
“Going to camp pushed me far outside my comfort zone, but it gave me exactly what I didn’t know I needed. New faces, new experiences, and a beautiful space where everything was thoughtfully taken care of.”
On Why They’d Return
When asked what they would tell someone considering Camp Everygirl, campers consistently described it as more than just a weekend away.
“Camp Everygirl is the kind of girlhood magic you don’t realize you need until you’re surrounded by women who lift you up, laugh with you, and see you fully.”
“Camp Everygirl is the perfect blend of summer camp, a girls’ trip, and a wellness retreat!”
“Literally a chic summer camp for grown ups that lived up to every one of my (very high) expectations.”
“I recommend Camp Everygirl to literally every woman in my life! It is truly the most positive, welcoming and rejuvenating experience.”
“Camp is girlhood magic.”
Thank You to Our Camp Everygirl Partners
What truly elevated Camp Everygirl Spring 2026 were the incredible partners who shared our vision and helped bring it to life—through thoughtful gifting, immersive activations, and experiences designed specifically with our campers in mind. Their contributions turned an already unforgettable weekend into something even more elevated, perfectly reflecting The Everygirl’s commitment to wellness, creativity, and genuine connection.
The swag bags were stocked with products from partners we genuinely love—Juus Beauty tucked in their mini deodorant (a summer camp essential), NOW covered the practical outdoor staples with bug spray, aloe gel, and toothpaste, Hudson Henry made sure nobody skipped breakfast with their granola, Veet handled smooth skin, Sol De Janeiro made sure everyone smelled amazing. And beyond the bags, our brand partners showed up in a big way throughout the entire weekend.
Weleda
From the moment campers stepped into their cabins, Weleda helped create the kind of thoughtful, elevated experience that makes Camp Everygirl feel special. Every bathroom was stocked with products from their beloved Skin Food collection, and it didn’t take long before women were swapping recommendations, passing products around, and adding new favorites to their mental shopping lists. As a female co-founded brand, Weleda felt like a natural fit for a weekend centered on wellness, self-care, and community. By the end of camp, the lip balms and serum sticks tucked into swag bags had become some of the most-used items of the weekend—and judging by the conversations I overheard, they’ll be making appearances in plenty of campers’ routines long after camp ended.
Penguin Random House/Berkley
The Camp Everygirl Book Club returned for Spring 2026, and I have to say—it gets better every time. Thanks to our partners at Berkley, each camper chose one of two books to read ahead of arrival: the swoony romance Boots Beneath Her Bed by Taylor Esposito or the pulse-pounding thriller The Take by Kelly Yang. At camp, small groups gathered for discussions that quickly turned into hours of laughter, real talk, and the kind of conversation you don’t want to end. Exclusive messages from both authors added an insider element that made the whole experience feel truly one-of-a-kind.
Google Gemini
One of the most talked-about new additions to camp this year was the Gemini Vision Lab, and honestly, I wasn’t surprised. In this guided workshop, women got a hands-on introduction to AI that felt useful, not overwhelming. Campers learned how to use Gemini to brainstorm a side hustle, draft a personalized six-month wellness plan, or turn their weekend journaling notes into a real, actionable roadmap for the months ahead. Whether they arrived as total skeptics or curious beginners, campers left with a fresh perspective on what AI can actually do for their real lives. A few had already started building out their plans before they even got home.
Blake Brown Beauty
Blake Brown Beauty joined us as our exclusive haircare partner for Spring 2026, and campers quickly understood the hype. After long days spent swimming, paddleboarding, hiking, and soaking up the Texas sunshine, returning to cabin bathrooms stocked with Blake Brown products felt like a little luxury at the end of each day. What started as curiosity quickly turned into recommendations being shared between cabinmates, with women comparing favorite products and scanning QR codes to shop before the weekend was even over. Campers also took home products in their swag bags, making it easy to bring a little piece of the Camp Everygirl experience home with them.
Shop the Camp Everygirl Merch Collection
Camp Everygirl may be over, but the memories—and the merch—live on. Inspired by our favorite moments from camp, this collection features the sweatshirts, hats, keychains, stickers, and keepsakes campers loved most. Designed to capture the nostalgic, elevated spirit of Camp Everygirl, these pieces are the perfect way to bring a little bit of camp magic home with you.
Join the Waitlist for Future Camp Everygirl Retreats
As one camper shared, “I’m already trying to figure out how to come back next year.” And that might be our favorite feedback of all. What began as a weekend getaway became something much bigger: new friendships, meaningful conversations, unexpected confidence, and memories that campers are still talking about months later.
If Camp Everygirl sounds like exactly the kind of experience you’ve been craving, you’re not alone. We’re already dreaming up what’s next, and we’d love for you to be part of it. Join the waitlist for future Camp Everygirl experiences and be the first to know when tickets go on sale. Until then, shop the collection and bring home a little piece of camp magic.
Join the waitlist for next year’s Camp Everygirl and be part of the magic all over again.
Alaina Kaz, Chief Executive Officer
Alaina Kaczmarski is the Chief Executive Officer, owner, and co-founder of The Everygirl and The Everymom. When she’s not leading her company, she’s sharing her passion for interior design, fashion, travel, and the journey of motherhood. Alaina is also a proud mom to two sons, Henry and Charlie.
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