Pagan Community Retreat exists to bring the Pagan community together in nature for an enlightening, spiritual, and educational camping experience. The campout gives us a place to gather, but building community remains our purpose throughout the year.

Pagan community grows when we share what we know, listen to experiences different from our own, and create space for many paths and traditions. It lives in our rituals and sacred spaces, in the practical wisdom passed around a campsite, and in the stories we carry home after the gathering ends.

This space extends that circle beyond the campout. Here, members of the PCR community can exchange knowledge, explore Pagan life, prepare for gatherings, and share their own experiences.

Explore the Community

Pagan Practice & Sacred Space

Explore personal and shared practices, ritual, sacred-space creation, spiritual tools, and the many ways Pagans connect with the sacred.

Pagan Camping

Find practical guidance for camping comfortably, respectfully, and safely while staying connected to nature and community.

Festivals & Retreat Life

Discover what to expect from Pagan festivals and retreats, from preparing for your first gathering to participating thoughtfully in shared community spaces.

The Pagan Community Artists Gallery celebrates creative work from across the Pagan community. Here you’ll find painting, digital art, photography, fiber arts, sculpture, altars and sacred spaces, poetry, writing, and other expressions of Pagan creativity.

Add Your Voice to the Circle

The PCR community holds an enormous collection of knowledge, experience, creativity, and stories. We would love to help our campers share those gifts with one another.

If you have attended, presented, volunteered, sponsored, or otherwise participated in PCR, we invite you to submit original content for consideration on our community blog. You might share:

  • A personal practice or spiritual reflection
  • Practical advice for Pagan camping
  • An introduction to a tradition, custom, or seasonal observance
  • A lesson learned from festival or retreat life
  • A ritual, meditation, craft, or activity
  • A story about connection and community
  • Another topic that could educate, encourage, or inspire fellow Pagans

You do not need to consider yourself a professional writer. We care more about authentic experience, useful information, and a willingness to share thoughtfully with the community.

The PCR team reviews all submissions before publication. We may suggest edits for clarity, length, accessibility, or alignment with our community standards. Submission does not guarantee publication, and we will not publish your work without your permission.

Submit Content to the PCR Community Blog

Have a question before submitting? Contact us at yourfriends@pagancommunityretreat.org.