Radical Family Camp Tickets: Last 3 Rooms Released!

Mar 30, 2026

Last-minute rooms for a family-focused retreat are now available, including a cabin, lodge rooms, RV spots, and a couple of female bunk beds. The event mixes child-friendly camp activities like zip lines and canoeing with practical talks on building wealth, parenting, and family systems. Dates, location, and all-inclusive lodging and childcare details are highlighted for those considering attending.

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INSIGHT

Whole-Facility Rentals Trade Simplicity For Complex Logistics

Renting an entire facility simplifies programming but complicates logistics around room assignments.
Joshua details how he rented a church camp, then had to calculate family sizes and room inventory, which required holding back rooms for volunteers and family.

ADVICE

Release Final Rooms Only After Assignments Are Fixed

Do publish real-time inventory after finalizing placements so late tickets are accurate.
Joshua released a cabin, lodge rooms, RV spots, and two single ladies bunks only after finishing room assignments and volunteer counts.

INSIGHT

Combine Camp Activities With Conference Content

Blend a children's camp with a business conference to serve families.
Joshua uses Camp Lakeview's lake, zip line, archery tag and paid camp counselors to provide activities while parents attend talks.

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This year's 3rd Annual Radical Family Camp tickets sold out a few weeks ago online, but I had held back a few rooms for volunteers, my family members, etc. However, as those attendee details are now finalized, I've released my last remaining rooms into the sales inventory and am making them available to you: Please go purchase those tickets here: https://form.jotform.com/260097537038158

Would you like to join me, my family, and 250 of my friends for Radical Family camp in a couple of weeks, April 16-19?

Here is the room supply I have available for you:

-1 cabin (for a large family or your friends) -3 lodge rooms (for up to four) -2 RV spots (bring your own rig) -2 single lady's bunks in the female bunk room (single men's bunk rooms are all sold out)

Please go purchase those tickets here: https://form.jotform.com/260097537038158

Here are a few more details for you about the event to help you figure out if you would like to come.

The event will be held in Seymour, IN (which is located right between Louisville, KY and Indianapolis, IN) from Thursday, April 16 to Sunday, April 19.

This is the third time I've hosted this event and we've had really good reviews from our past attendees.

The event is basically a child-friendly business conference; we've got loads of children attending and lots of children's games as well as a bunch of talks for adults.

The event is held on the facility of a large church summer camp facility. This gives us loads of fun activities for the children (zip line, canoes on the lake, archery tag, etc.)

We have some coordinated child care to free moms and dads up to attend the business talks as well.

The theme this year is: "Execute Today, Iterate Tomorrow."

The goal is to provide you with a broad panoply of ideas to build successful systems for wealth-building and family-building today and then to iterate your success outward in your community and down through the generations.

Here are the scheduled presentations for this year:

-"Handling Household Finances as a Productive Couple" by me, Joshua Sheats -"The Pillars of Civilization: Covenant and Sphere Sovereignty" by Gregory Treat (Great Houses Forum) -"Professional Mothering: Practical Skills for Smooth Days" by Claire H. -"Don't Pursue A Legacy; Pursue a Two-Generation Transition" by Tim Yarborough -"Hosting Your Way to a Robust Local Community" by Anna S. -"Let Your Children Jump Off of a Cliff" by Wallace Thomas -"Productive Young Men: How to Build the Foundations of a Career and Business Life That Will Dominate The Future" by Joshua Sheats -"Ruthless Personal Effectiveness: Blunt and Brutal Realities of and Truths of Personal and Family Time Management" by Steven Harris (Knowledge Publications) -"The 100-Year Mindset: Thinking Like the Founder of a Great Family" by Mikkel Thorup (Expat Money) -"The Centrality of the Covenental Household for Success in the Future" by Gregory Treat (Great Houses Forum) -"Using Family Based-Hospitality to Build Your Powerful Household" by Bryana T. -"Managing Household Staff Effectively" by Melissa T. -"Investment Strategies for Building Generational Family Capital" by David Stein (Money For The Rest Of Us) -"Teach Your Children to Govern Themselves: The Foundation of Successful Living" by Andy H. -"Buying & Building Businesses, Starting With Little" by Ben H. -"Money is the Easy Part: Raising Money to Fund Your Projects" by Jordan M. -"Family Business Roundtable: How to Build and Maintain a Business That Will Last Down Through the Generations" -"Getting Started in Real Estate Investing: A Grand Vision and Practical First Steps" by Ryan W. -"Family Traditions, Customs, & Culture: How toBuild a Strong Sense of Identity in Your Family Culture" by Joshua Sheats

In addition to these formal presentations we will have many hours of good discussion around the dinner table and campfire together.

If these topics interest you at all, please buy a ticket and come! You won't be disappointed. This event has become one of the most anticipated events of my family's year and of many of our participants as well. All of us have become friends at this event over the years and we want to be friends with you as well!

Please go to this link and buy your ticket now: https://form.jotform.com/260097537038158

Love,

Joshua

p.s., We do not allow any off-site attendees to the event. This means that unlike most business conferences, you will have ample time to hang out and discuss things with me and all of our speakers. It's way better than any other conference I go to! We also do not record any of the sessions or discussions--the only way to get access to these talks is to attend them live, in-person. Please come!