Everything else that should be phone-free
Summer camps, weddings, restaurants, hotels and the rooms that do not fit a category. Same pouch, same lock, different reason for wanting the cameras off. If your room is not on this site, it is almost certainly on this page.
Summer camps and youth programs
Camps already have a phone policy. Almost none have a mechanism behind it, so a meaningful number of phones arrive in a duffel bag anyway and counsellors spend the summer confiscating them.
Campers seal their own phone at drop-off and keep it, or hand the sealed pouch to a cabin lead. Either way no staff member is holding a loose device, and nothing gets filmed and posted, which takes a real consent and safeguarding risk off the table. A base at the camp office covers homesickness calls, scheduled call days and medical exemptions.
Parents already believe they are buying a screen-free summer. This is what makes that true.
Built for
Overnight, residential and day camps
Sports camps, leagues and tournament weekends
Arts, music and outdoor education programs
Faith camps, retreats and youth groups
Wilderness trips and expeditions
And the rooms with their own pages
Get the photos you paid for, and keep every guest present through the ceremony rather than watching it through a screen.
Phone-free dining rooms, bars and hotel spaces, where the guest keeps their own device the whole time.
Weddings
You hired a photographer. A guest stepping into the aisle to film the processional can block the only angle they have, and neither the walk nor the first kiss can be reshot. Pouches go on for the ceremony and come off for the reception, so guests are present for the part that matters and free for the part where phones are welcome.
Hospitality
Phone-free dining rooms, bars, hotel spaces and pool decks. The guest keeps their own device the whole time, so no host stand is storing phones and no server is policing the table. Phone-free venues are now operating in at least eleven US states, and it has become a reason to book rather than a restriction to apologise for.
And the ones that do not fit anywhere
Retreats and workshops
Multi-day programmes where the whole value proposition is that nobody is reachable.
Private members' clubs
House rules about phones that currently depend on a member deciding to follow them.
Clinics and medical settings
Rooms where what is on a screen, a chart or a monitor has to stay confidential.
Places of worship
Services, ceremonies and funerals where filming changes what the room is for.
Support groups and recovery meetings
Anonymity that is currently protected by a request rather than a mechanism.
Something we have not listed
If the answer to “what would one photo cost you?” is a real number, send us the room.
Other ways to use the pouches
Frequently asked questions
How do parents reach their child at a phone-free camp?
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Can we rent for a single camp session rather than the whole season?
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Is there a minimum order?
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My room is not on this site. Do you still do it?
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Ready to go phone-free?
Camp, retreat, club or something with no category at all. Tell us the date and the headcount.
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