The Ridgeline
Our most popular layout. Two-berth dome with vestibule storage and direct access to the tree line. Ceiling height varies with weather.
A master-planned community for critical care transport professionals, situated on a quiet parcel of the Maine woods. Flexible terms. Limited availability. No elevator.
Every community is organised around something. Ours is a six-person tent.
The community was founded at the first Crash and Learn, in Utah, around a single orange six-person tent. It was designated Campsite One that year and has been present at every Crash and Learn since.
The Wawona is not available for lease. It is the anchor structure, and the office of President follows it.
| Occupancy | 6 |
|---|---|
| Structure | Wawona, orange |
| Held by | MB, President |
| Relocations | 1 involuntary |
All residences are delivered unfurnished, unheated, and open to the elements on at least one side.
Our most popular layout. Two-berth dome with vestibule storage and direct access to the tree line. Ceiling height varies with weather.
Our largest leasable floor plan. Full standing height at centre, covered awning, and room for a cot that nobody will admit to bringing.
Elevated rooftop residence with ladder access and panoramic canopy views. Shortest commute to the gathering space in the community.
A forthcoming addition to the community. Acquisition is pending inspection, negotiation, and whether the listing is still up.
Thoughtfully curated for the way our residents actually live, which is poorly.
Following a comprehensive review by Management—and for reasons that Management is neither required nor particularly interested in discussing—the continued occupation of your current campsite has been deemed incompatible with ongoing campground operations.
All trash, personal belongings, and questionable decisions should be removed with you.
The community was designated Campsite One at the first Crash and Learn and has held the designation at every one since. It began operating under the name Camp Mogadishu last year, following a general increase in rowdiness.
On the evening of 1 September 2026, Management served the occupants of Campsite One with formal notice to vacate. The community relocated in an orderly and professional manner consistent with the exceptionally high standards traditionally associated with individuals attending an EMS conference in the woods.
A subsequent review of resident-collected acoustic data recorded 90 decibels at 0114 hours. The Office of the Mayor has acknowledged that there may have been some legitimacy to the eviction. The Fire Marshal has declined to comment.
Camp Mogadishu is governed by an elected body and one permanent fixture.
Portrait pending
Portrait pending