Father and Daughter
Girls 7‑11
2 nights
experience
A 3 days camp for you to spend quality time with your daughter in nature.
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What you can expect from the Father & Daughter Camp
Strengthen the bond
Prepare for what's next
A community of women and mentors
Genuine connection with other fathers
Try something new
Honoured for who she is
Bond with your daughter and other families.
Fathers and daughters speak.
What this camp gives is structure and guidance around ways to connect… The ‘no tech’ weekend was a huge factor in being able to connect properly with each other
I have never felt so close to you as I do now
Father & Daughter Camp 3 days of connection with your daughter.
Every Father & Daughter camp runs the same 3-day program at Byron Bay, Australia. Choose your dates below, if a camp is full, join the waitlist and we’ll call you first when a place opens.
$ 1,750
Fully Booked? Join Our Camp Waitlist
Have you missed out and would like to be notified when we have another opening or cancellation?
What's included?
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3 days, 2 nights in Byron Bay, Australia
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Fully catered, with all dietary needs accommodated
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Workshops and guided practices to help you navigate your changing relationship and understand who each of you is becoming
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Starts 3pm Friday, finishes 2pm Sunday
Meet The
Head of Camps
Karim Kaufman Head of Camps
Join Our Camp Waitlist
Waitlist families are called first
Cancellations are offered in the order the list was joined.
Nothing to pay to join
No deposit and no commitment, you decide if a place is offered.
You'll hear about new dates too
We announce the next intake to the waitlist before anyone else.
Frequently asked questions.
Who is this camp for?
What actually happens on the program?
Three days in nature with your daughter, away from the distractions of everyday life. The camp is packed with unique and engaging activities, alongside time set aside to support dads to think about how they can best support their daughters.
Your daughter will love the undivided attention with no devices in sight, as we light fires, make damper, share stories and play games. She’ll be held by a team of facilitators, mentors and women who know how to listen to and care for every girl with respect.
Are the camps religious in nature?
Getting here
Our camps are held at our beautiful purpose built facility in the Byron Bay hinterland, on the North East coast of NSW.
The closest airports are the Gold Coast and Ballina, both around an hour’s drive from the site. We usually find the Gold Coast offers cheaper fares as it’s larger and has more flights.
As we’re in a regional area, public transport isn’t an option. If you’d like to carpool from the airport, please let us know and we’ll connect you with others also travelling. Alternatively, an Uber from the airport costs around $150 each way.
Full directions are sent to you before camp.
What are the start and finish times?
What are the sleeping arrangements?
This is a weekend of camping in tents, either your own or one hired from us. Everyone sleeps in tents rather than vehicles or caravans, and we ask that you stay on site for the duration.
What about phones and devices?
One of the most powerful parts of camp is stepping away from screens entirely. Without the pull of notifications, conversations go deeper and the children settle into being present with each other.
We ask that phones, watches and other devices are left at home or in your car for the duration of camp. We’ll have staff on site taking photographs, which we share with you afterwards.
What are the facilities like?
Is food provided?
What should I pack?
Torch, water bottle, sun protection including hat and sunscreen, insect repellent for mozzies and midges, sturdy walking shoes, clothing for the outdoors, warm clothes including a raincoat, and for cool nights a warm coat and beanie. Toiletries and a towel. Swimwear is optional.
Please don’t bring sporting equipment or games.
What is the weather like?
Byron hinterland weather can differ from the Byron Bay forecast, and the mountains are known for making their own weather, so please pack for all conditions.
As a rough guide, May days are typically 22 to 24°C dropping to around 11 to 13°C overnight. October days are around 24 to 26°C dropping to 14 to 16°C. Nights can feel cold around the fire, so bring warm layers.
We send a specific forecast out closer to camp so you can pack accordingly.
I urgently need to contact someone on camp
Do you offer payment plans?
What is your cancellation policy?
You can read our full terms and conditions here: https://ritesofpassageinstitute.org/terms-conditions/
We strongly encourage domestic travel insurance to cover you if you need to cancel or postpone for reasons outside your control. Policies can be as affordable as $40 to $100 and typically cover airfares, accommodation and program costs. One option worth exploring is Insure and Go, whose Silver Level cover includes up to $10,000 with a $100 excess: https://www.insureandgo.com.au