Camp Reboot 2027 - YC Alumni Retreat
Reboot is an annual retreat for YC founders and alumni.
Now in its 5th year, we bring 100+ founders to Camp Navarro in Mendocino for a long weekend of keynotes, unconference sessions, wellness, and the kind of unstructured time where real relationships get built.
Dates: September 30 – October 3, 2027
Location: Camp Navarro, Mendocino County, CA
This isn't a conference. No expo hall, no pitching. Just founders spending time together under 200 acres of coastal redwoods.
Expect engaging discussions around the campfire, dancing under the stars, solid WiFi, and plenty of s’mores.
Get involved: Interested in sponsoring, DJing, hosting a workshop, speaking, or volunteering?
Reach out to David Hua at hua@getmeadow.com to help make Reboot 2027 unforgettable.
If you are facing financial constraints but want to be there, reach out directly and we’ll make it work.
Registration is open! Early bird tickets and lodging add-ons are available now, and cabins go first.
FAQ
Who can attend?
Reboot is exclusively for YC founders and alumni.
When is Reboot 2027?
Thursday, September 30 through Sunday, October 3, 2027.
How do I get there?
Camp Navarro is about a 2.5-hour drive north of San Francisco (or ~1.5 hours from Santa Rosa STS airport). We’ll share a DIY rideshare coordination sheet closer to the event so attendees can carpool. Detailed driving directions will be included in your pre-event welcome email.
What's the cell service like?
Cell reception in the redwoods is very limited. The camp has property-wide WiFi (upgraded specifically for our group); we recommend enabling WiFi calling on your device before you arrive.
Can I bring a pet?
No. Camp Navarro maintains a strict no-pet policy. (If you require a trained service animal under ADA guidelines, please let us know in advance so we can coordinate accommodations.)
What's the refund policy?
Full refund up to 30 days before the event start date. No refunds are available within 30 days of the event.
What should I bring?
We’ll send a comprehensive packing list 1 month before camp. The essentials: warm layers (it gets chilly under the redwoods at night), sturdy trail shoes, a headlamp/flashlight, a reusable water bottle, and a portable battery pack. If you are camping (rather than booking a cabin or teepee), bring your own tent, sleeping pad, and sleeping bag.
Questions?
Email events@getmeadow.com or hua@getmeadow.com — we’re here to help.