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THINGS TO DO
Throughout the year, we host various events, including weekly Workshops and Seminars, as well our Gala Days—a festival featuring vendors, readings, healing modalities, and seminars held quarterly. Additionally, we offer Candlelight Services, guest lecturers, visiting mediums, and more.
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WORKSHOPS & SEMINARS
BOOKSTORE
TOURS
SPECIAL EVENTS
SPECIAL EVENTS
SPECIAL EVENTS
SPECIAL EVENTS
OUR PARKS
There are seven parks and meditation gardens scattered throughout the community, offering visitors a place to enjoy the peace and serenity that is Cassadaga. These private parks are unique and provide an opportunity to connect with nature and your higher self. Discover which park resonates with you.
Parks are open at dawn and at dusk each day.
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THE CASSADAGA WIND PHONE
Check out the newest addition to Seneca Park: A Wind Phone has been placed near the Waterfall. It’s a vintage rotary phone that is not connected to any service, but instead serves as a quiet space for reflection and healing. The idea is simple yet profound: People can “call” their loved ones who have passed by dialing their number and speaking to them — a symbolic gesture that has brought peace to many who are grieving.
The Wind Phone was donated by Lisa Rowell and her family who lost two of their grown children to overdose. The Wind Phone has been a part of their healing journey, and we are privileged to extend that comfort and connection to others who might be walking through grief as well.
Seneca Park is located on Spirit Pond behind the Colby Temple at the intersection of Stevens and Marion Streets.
PLACES TO STAY NEARBY
HOTEL CASSADAGA (200ft)
HOLIDAY INN EXPRESS (5.6mi)
ANN STEVENS HOUSE B&B (0.5mi)
DAYS INN (5.2mi)
CABIN ON THE LAKE B&B (2mi)
QUALITY INN (5.3mi)
Paws to Help, Inc, a local Trap/Neuter/Return organization, is seeking volunteers to assist with feeding, at the growing number of stops across the Camp and Cassadaga. Volunteers are needed either in the early morning or late afternoon. Even committing to a few shifts per week would be greatly appreciated.
Those interested and able to help should contact Maeda Jones at 386-837-1296. If you know a non-member who may be interested in assisting, please encourage them to reach out as well. (Please refrain from calling the office regarding this matter, as the Camp is only sharing this information as a courtesy.)
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