Actually, we try to gather information about attendees at the Getaway (sometimes based on years of knowing the people involved) and put people together in cabins we think would enjoy rooming with each other. We try to put jammers together. Kids in the same age groups (with their parents) together. There are actually several cabins for privacy for those who request it. We forgot to ask for information about snorers this year (though we did have a supply of earplugs available for the taking at the registration table). We'll have to ask more carefuilly about snoring next year--the gentleman in Cabin U who ket many awake with his snores, for example. And there were some folks we relocated from the jamming-late cabin to quieter accommodations. (Should have had them in the quiet cabin to begin with!) Anyone is welcome to bring a tent or an RV. Tents may be pitched almost anywhere. The only bad news news for Jon Freeman is that smoking is prohibited in every building at the camp. (The good news is that there are butt-bins on many of the porches.)