Welcome to our wedding weekend
Isabel Stewart AND Chris Petrillo
Saturday May 29, 2027 Camp Lenox On the lake
We're taking over a summer camp in the Berkshires for Memorial Day weekend for our wedding. 170 acres, one lake, lots of camp games, and everyone we love in cabins. Come hang!
The schedule
Three days at camp
We have people we love from all over that we don't get to spend nearly enough time with. So we decided to rent out a camp for the weekend. Everything is optional, even staying on site! No matter if you arrive Friday or Saturday, come join us at the lake.
Arrival day
Come whenever works. We'll be around all afternoon.
Check-in opens
Come to the main lodge for your cabin assignment and a drink.
Main lodge
Welcome cookout
Dinner outside, no assigned seats.
Dining hall lawn
Campfire
Fire pit
Wedding day
Please be on time for the ceremony at 5:00. Everything else is loose.
Breakfast
Coffee and eggs, served until 10.
Dining hall
Camp games and waterfront
Pickleball, volleyball, tennis, the ropes course, and the lake. Open until 4:45.
Fields & waterfront
Lunch
Provided in the dining hall.
Dining hall
Guests seated
Head down to the water. The ground is uneven and often soft, so plan your shoes accordingly.
Lakeside
Ceremony
Short and outdoors, at the lake.
Lakeside
Cocktail hour
Drinks on the lawn.
Dining hall lawn
Dinner & dancing
Dinner in the dining hall, then we move the tables and dance.
Dining hall
Late night snacks
Plus a second campfire.
Fire pit
Last day
Memorial Day weekend means nobody has to rush home.
Farewell breakfast
Worth getting up for. Served until 11.
Dining hall
Stay in the Berkshires
Tanglewood, MASS MoCA, and plenty of hiking are all within an hour. It's a long weekend, so stay a while.
Wherever you want
The waterfront · Camp Lenox
Things to do
Camp is open all weekend
Activities will be open between meals on Friday and the ceremony on Saturday.
Lawn games & kuub
Pickleball & tennis
On the water
Zip line*
Arts & crafts
Waterfall hike
The towns of Lenox and Lee
Nothing at all
* Based on interest, so let us know on the survey.
Lodging
Where you'll be staying
We're booking the whole camp, so there will be a large block of cabins to rent that can fit most of our guests. We will send out more details on how to book a spot in the block soon. It will be semi-rustic but a great time (there will be running water, electricity, and actual beds). There are plenty of hotels and Airbnbs in the area as well if you're looking for more elevated lodging!
Getting here
2042 North Main Road
Otis, Massachusetts
Camp Lenox sits on Route 8, in the Berkshires. There's plenty of parking on site and you can leave a car overnight.
| Coming from | Drive | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Albany, NY (ALB) | 1 hr | Closest airport, smallest crowds. Usually the easiest arrival. |
| Hartford, CT (BDL) | 1 hr 15 | Good balance of flight options and a short drive north. |
| Boston, MA (BOS) | 2 hr 30 | Straight out the Mass Pike. Most flights, longest drive. |
| New York City | 3 hr | Taconic or I-684 to Route 8. A pretty drive once you're north of Danbury. |
Getting around
We recommend renting a car
Ubers and Lyfts aren't reliable out here and there's no transit to camp. If you're flying in, rent a car or ride with someone who has one.
Airport shuttles
We may run vans
Depending on when and where everyone lands, we'll likely rent vans to shuttle people to and from the airport. We'll be in touch about timing closer to the weekend.
What to bring
Pack like it's camp
We'll be outside most of the weekend. It gets into the 70s in late May and drops to the 40s at night, so bring something warm.
- Clothes for three days
- Activewear
- Active shoes
- Toiletries
- Comfy clothes or sweats
- A swimsuit
- A layer — fleece or sweatshirt
- Smart casual cocktail attire for Friday
- Semi-formal attire for the wedding
FAQ
Do I have to stay the whole weekend?
No, but we'd love it if you did. Saturday goes by fast. Friday night and Sunday morning are when we'll actually get to see people.
Is the ceremony outside?
Yes, down by the lake. If it rains we'll move into the dining hall. We'll post any change here the morning of and tell you at check-in.
Is the pre-camp survey the same as the RSVP?
No. The survey is just so we can plan the weekend: what activities to staff and how many people to expect on site. The official invitation and RSVP will come later, and nothing you put in the survey locks you in.
Can I change my answers after I send them?
Yes. Fill the survey in again with the same email address and we'll go by your most recent answer.
What about food allergies?
There's a spot for them on the survey. The camp has professional kitchen staff who can handle most allergies and restrictions, but the more specific you are, the better they can plan.
Is there cell service and wifi?
Yes to both. There's cell service and wifi at camp.
What's the parking situation?
Free and on site. Leave your car overnight if you've been at the campfire.
Photos
The two of us
Many countries, 4 moves, a handful of jobs, 1 tiny horse, and too many photos to choose from in the archives
See you at camp
A few questions to help us plan the weekend: where you'd like to stay, which nights you'll be here, and what you'd want to do while you're at camp. This isn't the official RSVP — that one comes later.