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John Adams & Katie Bulla

Wedding Weekend - 10/3-10/5, 2025

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NOTE:  It is totally up to you whether you'd like to remain on-site throughout the weekend or not. You are welcome to participate as much or as little as you'd like! 

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Camp Activities!

Our wedding weekend at camp will be packed with fun, adventure, and plenty of ways to connect with friends and family! Guests can enjoy:

  • Ziplining: Soar through the treetops with the guidance of Camp Puh’tok counselors and experience the thrill of flight in a safe and scenic setting.

  • Archery: Test your aim and challenge yourself with instruction from Camp Puh’tok counselors. See who can hit the bullseye!

  • Crafts: Try your hand at leatherworking, design your own koozies, and explore other hands-on activities perfect for all ages.

  • Board Games & Books: Cozy up with a favorite game or a book from our collection, whether you’re looking to relax or spark some friendly competition.

  • Field Day Games: A variety of yard games, from bocci to giant jenga, and more!

  • Capture the Flag: Join in an epic showdown—Team Bulla vs. Team Adams—as bride and groom face off in a fun, fast-paced game of strategy and speed.

  • Guided Bike Ride: Enjoy a scenic ride along the nearby Torrey C. Brown Rail Trail, just down the road from camp. Bikes are available for rent at the trailhead (Monkton Bike), and the ride will be led by Katie’s mom, Tami.

  • Nature Walks: Explore the beauty of camp at your own pace along self-guided trails and scenic paths.

There’s something for everyone, whether you’re seeking adventure, creativity, or just a relaxing moment in nature.

Other Things to do!

If you have a little downtime during the wedding weekend—or you’re arriving early or staying late, here are some great local spots and activities to explore:

  • The Filling Station Coffee Shop (5 min drive) – Grab a great cup of coffee or a light bite in a warm, welcoming atmosphere.

  • Casa Mia’s Restaurant (5 min drive) – A beloved local eatery known for hearty Italian-American dishes and friendly service.

  • St. James Church (10 min drive) – A charming historic church built in 1755, ideal for architecture and history lovers.

  • Manor Mill (10 min drive) – A cozy local spot with light fare and community vibes.

  • Gunpowder Falls State Park (15 min drive) – A beautiful place for hiking, fishing, or just soaking in the peaceful, wooded scenery.

  • My Lady’s Manor Historic District (15 min drive) – Take a drive through rolling farmland and historic buildings for classic Maryland countryside views.

  • Corbett Historic District (15 min drive) – Quaint and picturesque, great for a scenic drive or short stroll.

  • Inverness Brewing (15 min drive) – A fun stop for craft beer enthusiasts and a taste of the local scene.

  • Ladew Topiary Gardens (18 min drive) – Famous for whimsical topiary sculptures, themed garden “rooms,” nature walks, and a historic manor house.

  • Red Lion, PA (30 min drive) – A small town with charming shops, local restaurants, and access to scenic drives and nearby trails, perfect for a relaxed afternoon outing.

  • York, PA (35 min drive) – Known as the “White Rose City,” York offers historic downtown streets, colonial architecture, boutique shops, craft breweries, and museums like the York County Heritage Center.

  • Baltimore, MD (45–60 min drive) – Visit the Inner Harbor, National Aquarium, Fells Point, Fort McHenry, or the American Visionary Art Museum.

  • Gettysburg, PA (1.5 hours drive) – A must-see for history buffs, with the Gettysburg National Military Park, battlefield tours, and the Gettysburg National Cemetery.

  • Lancaster County / Amish Country (1.5–2 hours drive) – Explore Amish Village, Lancaster Central Market, traditional Pennsylvania Dutch cuisine, and local craft trails.

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