• Havana Glen, a half mile south of the Village of Montour Falls, NY, off Route 14, is one of the most beautiful natural glens in the entire Finger Lakes Region.
• The Glen, taking its name from the original name of the village, Havana, extends over 40 acres of native wooded area. Still retaining much of its natural state, its scenic streams make it one of nature's most beautiful spots in the southern Finger Lakes area.
  
• Havana Glen Park and Campground is a private campground that has all the modern amenities that you would expect.
• There are hot showers, flush toilets, etc. as well as generally some hiking and/or biking trails, should you be so inclined.
• Havana Glen Park is also the home of the beautiful Eagle Cliff Falls which is 41 feet high and has a 20 foot wide crest.
• The short hike up the trail to the main Eagle Cliff Falls is beautiful and passes several other smaller falls on the way.

• $22.00 / night ($44 for the weekend, $66 for three days).
• 10 Sites total, no hook-ups available.
• Maximum of 10 people allowed per site.
• Parking free for campers ($2.00 for non-campers).
  
• Winery Weekend has paid for all 10 tent sites.

• $30.00 / night ($60 for the weekend, $90 for three days).
• 14 Sites with electric and water hook-ups (30amp/90lbs water pressure).
• Dump station on the way out.
• Maximum of 10 people allowed per site.
• Parking free for campers ($2.00 for non-campers).
  
• Winery Weekend has paid for trailer sites 8-14.

• Pavilion #1 (Winery Weekend has paid for)
  • $75
• Has 10 tables, seats 80.
• Located next to the entrance of the Eagle Cliff Falls Trail.
  
  
• Pavilion #2
  • $50
  • Has 8 tables, seats 50.
  • Located in the middle of the park.
    
    
• Pavilion #3
  • $75.
  • Has 14 tables, seats 100.
  • Located closest to the playground.

• Winery Weekend wood costs trationally range between $100 - $150 for the weekend.

• Everyone is responsible for their own gear such as: Tent, sleeping bags, mess kits, utensils and chairs.
• We'll coordinate the dishpan(s) centrally; however, if you've got a lantern/stove/tarp/pavilion/screen room AND room to pack it, throw it in.   Seems ya' just can't have too many lanterns (Flashlights) as there are usually quite a few who arrive late.   
• We can use some more stoves and coffee pots, and boy do those rain tarps and pop-ups come in handy too.
• Also, please bring vinyl tablecloths and soft-sided coolers.
• Bring your own beverages of choice that you would like to enjoy and perhaps share during the weekend (see Friday Night Tasting above).
• Breakfast beverages are planned for, and of course there will be wine, but bring anything else you want to personally consume.
• Remember...this is a weekend commune, share and share alike.

• Everyone will be responsible for their own dinner due to staggered arrival times.
• The Friday night Beer, Booze, Etc Tasting.

Saturday Breakfast:

• Beverages:
  • Such as Coffee ,Tea, OJ, Hot Chocolate, and all the accoutrements.
• Food consists of:
  • Donuts, Cereal, Bagels and again, all the accoutrements.

Saturday Lunch (Picnic):

• Sandwiches
  • Dealers choice on the lunchmeat.
  • Various condiments
• Various Salads
• Various Desserts
• Vino

Saturday Dinner (CrockPots):

• Pot Luck - with Crock Pots
• Salads and Desserts
• Corn on the Cob from the Grill
• Various snacks
• Vino

Sunday Breakfast: