Trans Masc Camp
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2026
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Registration Open Now!
₊˚⊹☆ 2026 ☆⊹˚₊ Registration Open Now!
Thursday, August 27th -
Sunday, August 30th
*To receive the registration link, please email us at TransMascCamp@gmail.com
About Camp
Four days of magic surrounded by trans and nonbinary siblings in a peaceful setting nestled in the woods of Vermont.
Enjoy a choose-you-own-adventure summer camp weekend filled with relaxation, fun community driven workshops, good people, great community and endless memories.
Camp will take place at an undisclosed location in Central Vermont. The exact address and other important details will be shared with registered participants before camp.
*This camp is for people who were assigned female at birth and identify as trans masculine, nonbinary, trans men, genderqueer, gender-non-conforming, or something of that likeness. This camp is for adults 18 and up.
Mission
Statement
Our goal with Trans Masc Camp is to provide a safe space for our community to come together and be able to center and celebrate their trans experiences. We do this through building connection to community, the natural world around us, and most importantly, themselves.
“Safe, affirming, life-changing, connecting, supportive, fun!!” - Jakob
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“Safe, affirming, life-changing, connecting, supportive, fun!!” - Jakob ❤
Camper
Testimonials
“You have to be here — as a transmasc person you need to give this gift to yourself. Its a courageous & proud step towards healing & joy. Do it!”
- Anonymous
“Amazing group of people, and so damn good to be around a ton of transmascs. I leave camp already excited about the next one!”
- Mev
“I feel completely revived in a sense. It’s a rare and true treat to be in space with folks sharing the trans experience and so willing to share perspectives and knowledge. Our history is muddy, it’s been erased and is currently under attack and I just feel so inspired to be more vocal, take up more space, share more of my story, and just generally be more trans! This is a sacred space and I feel so grateful to have been part of it <3.”
- Peter, 35
“Would I recommend this to a friend? Yes, yes, and yes 100 times over! This program was so impactful, and I feel like I am leaving with an improved sense of self and love.”
- Finn
“For the past three years, trans masc camp has been a source of fun, support, connection, many wonderful friends, and so much more that I’m unable to put into words. To be in a room of dozens of other transmasc individuals gave me such a sense of awe the first few times I attended, which has now become a form of medicine to me. The opportunities for connection, togetherness, and community care are unmatched compared to any other space I’ve been in. This is truly a unique and wonderful experience for anyone who is craving being truly seen to the fullest extent of the word.”
- Ricky, 28
“Camp is what gets me through the rest of the year. The friends I made at camp have been a really big part of my life and we have made such deep connections that we now plan our own trips several times a year just to tide us over a bit until we can be at camp again. If you aren’t sure if you are “transmasc enough” for camp, please come! There are so many of us who are very *shrug emoji” about gender and are just loosely masc or enby aligned. I look forward to camp every year and can’t wait until the next one. Hope to have you join us!”
- Anonymous, 28
"Ahhh, deep breaths, and feeling truly part of this community."
- Keir, 57
“Trans Masc Camp brought together such a beautiful diversity of experience & identities. The space was very welcoming of folx across the trans masc spectrum. Camp felt very relaxed with just enough structure and fun programming with zero pressure. Highly recommend!”
- Big T
“An incredible group of friends and the feeling of truly the most supportive community I could be a part of. I never realized how much I was missing transmasc community in my life and I feel truly refreshed and enlightened after this weekend”
- Odin, 27
“I feel so much more in my body and present. I feel held in community, I feel witnessed, I feel like people have seen me, the real me, and not just accepted but celebrated that.”
- Anonymous
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“Full belly laughter, friends, and hope for the future.” - Kal
❤ “Full belly laughter, friends, and hope for the future.” - Kal
Meet the Organizers
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Hunter K.
He/They
Hunter is a queer and trans advocate who was born, raised, and currently resides in Keene, New Hampshire. He brings tremendous community-building and organizational skills along with a love of the outdoors and a playful spirit. Hunter loves celebrating the miracle of trans people, dancing with his friends, and playing games with their spouse (board or card, not mental or emotional).
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Kameron M.
He/Him
Kameron lives in South Burlington with his wife and teenage son. He likes being active and spending time outdoors. Small groups and one-on-one interactions are Kameron’s favorite ways to get to know people. In his free time, he enjoys gardening, needle felting and tutoring math students. First Aid and CPR certified.
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Murphy R.
He/They
Murphy Robinson (He/They) is a queer Tiny House carpenter and truck driver based in Central Vermont. His background in outdoor education includes teaching survival skills, backpacking, canoeing, archery, and mindful hunting. He also co-leads a queer-centric school of justice-oriented and earth-based magic (www.wayoftheweaver.com).
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Drift M.
They/Fae
Drift is a queer and trans/gender-expansive clinical social worker in private practice focused on bolstering 2STLGBQIA+ resilience and revelry in Vermont and New England.
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Seth D.
He/They
Seth is a queer and trans educator and advocate for young kiddos and families of all kinds. Some of his hobbies include video games, puzzles, Dnd, LARP, and performing stand up comedy. He lives in Montreal with his wife and bunnies.
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Nathan W.
They/He
Nate is a trans nonbinary queer artist and designer from NY’s capital region. They love crafting and making things with their hands and playing video games. He’s got a deep love of nature, hiking, and rock climbing and is extremely passionate about organizing events/spaces for the queer community.
