How many students attend Arrow Rock Quilt Camp?
Depending upon enrollment, there are about 30 students from several states attending camp. Campers stayed in the B & Bs or private homes in Arrow Rock, some commuted from home, some camped in the Arrow Rock State Park, and some stayed with family / friends in the area.
Each student will share an eight-foot table for your sewing machine and other items. There will be plenty of cutting tables as well as ironing tables throughout the room. Extension cords are also provided.
If the camp is full, your registration will be placed on a waiting list.
Where do we sew?
The school house is one building that we use. 
Where will we be staying?
Housing is at a bed and breakfast, Air B and B, or private home (usually weekend home) in our village. There are various bed arrangements: full-sized bed, queen, king, twin bed, some rooms have different combinations, so let us know your preference.
What should I bring with me?
Each student should bring their own sewing machine, a sewing light, and basic sewing kit (scissors, needles, pins, black & white thread). You will also need to bring specific items for each class as listed on the website.
Let us know if you will be flying and need to borrow a sewing machine, we can make a couple of extra ones available.
Past attendees told us to tell newcomers it helps to bring a cushion for the metal chair in the school house!
Where do we eat?
Meals will be provided by the Camp Host.
We start with a get acquainted time on Monday evening. Afterward, we always look forward to the show and tell, where each person brings something they have made, or purchased to show the group.
Lunch and dinner on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday will be served in town. Drinks and snacks will be provided throughout the morning and afternoon at the School House.