Fallow our lead... (or not)...
We're going to bring food and cook a big feast. Contributions to this effort are welcome, but not necessary.

Activities:
We're also going to bring out the art supplies to make creations, paint and decorate gourds. Basically, we're just going to hang-out and do stuff... or nothing at all. It's free-form.

Maybe we could take a day-trip out to Joshua Tree National Park for a hike and picnic -weather permitting. Then there is also lunch at the CrossRoads Cafe, a great funky up-beat little eatery cafe.

Registration Details:
Please register in advance using the form at right or call Starland at (760) 364-2069 [or Matrix at (310) 415-9466)] if last minute. Always confirm with us about your arrival.
Payment may be made in advance using the PayPal system. Click the "PayPal Donate" button which will be presented after registering via this webform at right. We accept checks in advance too, but you must begin registration way in advance to allow for processing time.

What to Bring:
Bedding, such as a sleeping-bag or your favorite blankets and pillow. We have bed mats for your comfort. Bring a couple towels, your personal shaving, shower, and grooming items. Bring a flashlight, hiking shoes, and clothing comfortable for the season. You might consider bringing art supplies, favorite book, journal, binoculars, or a camera.

Bring Food and Water, unless noted by a particular event. Though we can offer bottled water to our guests, our supply is limited so it helps if you can bring some water of your own.
You may bring any kind of food you like. We have refrigerators and full cooking facilities, grills, stove tops, and microwave oven, as well as offering basic food prep and cooking utensils. We also offer our visitors soft drinks, coffee, and tea, as we may have them on-hand.

A Tent, if you choose not to stay in any of the indoor spaces, and at least 12" long steel tent stakes. Our tent spaces have magnificent views, but we experience gusts of wind at many locations!

Miscellaneous Items:
Cell Phones--some cell phone plans work well around the Main Hall, but some plans don't work at all at Starland. Our location is most conducive to friendly conversation with each other, but if you need to call someone, bring along a long-distance calling card, and we'll provide a brief time to use our landline phone.

NATURISM AT STARLAND
Naturists are welcome at Starland. Starland is clothing-optional--wear as much or as little as you're comfortable with. Naturists, bring a towel with you, and use it to sit upon. It is hygienically considerate to do this, to help us protect our chairs, sofas and other furniture.
When hiking outside of Starland, take a backpack with clothing, sun-block, and water, or wear minimal-coverage clothing (and a hat!) to hike the trails beyond our fence-line. We'll provide directions to the secluded canyons on public land near Starland.

What you need to know:
No weapons or illegal drugs/heavy drinking of alcohol permitted. This also includes marijuana (medical or otherwise), because it is illegal, when the issue is resolved at the state/federal level we will adjust our policy accordingly.
Shoes or closed-toed sandals are recommended for personal safety.
Smoking is allowed in designated areas only.
All guest are asked to shower immediately before using Hot Tub.
No Littering. (Please use trash containers and recycle bins to dispose of refuse.)
Pets are allowed only with prior permission and are subject to separate "Pet Rules."
Starland reserves the right to expel visitors who are disruptive, abusive, or otherwise display inappropriate behavior.