Departure
08:45
Buses leave for Camp Pendleton.
Pendleton.
Leatherneck — a short day inside Camp Pendleton
Four hours. Beach team building with a MARSOC instructor, the history of the base, and a thirty-minute keynote to close.
4 hoursUp to 100 guests
Why this one
In and out
in a morning.
Who it suits
Teams of 40 to 100 on a tight schedule, or a group adding a morning on the base to a conference already running elsewhere.
What it does
Gets the group into the base, onto the sand, through the history and back out before the afternoon.
What it isn’t
Not a catered day. Snacks rather than a sit-down lunch, one venue, and nothing on the deck afterwards.
The day
Four hours
on the ground.
A sample day. Every itinerary is built around the group — its size, its needs, and what you want the day to actually do.
Checkpoint
09:30
Security checkpoint at the gate. Your roster is cleared in advance; allow forty-five minutes.
History
10:15
The history of the base, over lite snacks.
Team building
11:00
Ninety minutes on the sand, led by a MARSOC instructor.
Keynote
12:30
Thirty minutes to close out the morning.
Return
13:15
Buses back to the hotel.
What you get
Included,
and optional.
Included
- One venue, up to 100
- Beach access
- Camp Pendleton history overview
- Beach team building, MARSOC instructor
- One 30-minute keynote
- Lite snacks through the day
- Culinary service equipment and staff
- Projector, screen and microphone
- Display of patriotic flags
- Base coordination
Optional
- Sit-down lunch
- A second venue
- Bar service
- Patio set-up
- Two beach cabanas
- Bagpipe player, 30 minutes
- Photography and video
- EXCP baseball cap
- Signed book about Camp Pendleton
- Theme decorating
- Vintage Second World War aircraft flyover
- Harmony singing trio
Required — 40-person limo bus for base access, ours or yours.
What clients say
It was such an incredible retreat for the team and I had a long list of people that said this year has been the best yet. Everything was beyond expectations, from the location, to the history, to the team building, to the food.
Four ways to do it
Packages.
Every day is built around the group. These are the four shapes it usually takes.
Book a callSemper Fi8 hours
Devil Dog5 hoursLeatherneck4 hoursRecruit3 hours
- Beach team building with MARSOC instructors
- Two venues, Iron Mike’s & beach access
- One keynote, one historical overview
- Catering built with the chef for your group
Devil Dog5 hours- One venue, with beach access
- Beach team building with MARSOC instructor
- One keynote
- Sit-down lunch
Leatherneck4 hours- One venue, up to 100 people
- History of the base
- One 30-minute keynote
- Snacks through the day
Recruit3 hours- History of the base
- La Marina Room, up to 50 people
- No beach session
- Snacks through the day
Questions
Before you ask.
How many people can come?
Up to 100 in one venue. Pricing is based on 25 people; smaller groups are possible, though the per-person rate rises.
How much notice do you need?
Base access is submitted in advance and the installation sets the deadline. We confirm the current lead time on the call and build the schedule backwards from it.
Is the team building physically hard?
It scales to every fitness level, and non-physical roles are built into every exercise. The work is communication and decision-making under pressure, not physical punishment.
What does it cost?
We quote once we know the group size and the date. Pricing excludes a 25% operations fee, 10% gratuity and 7.75% sales tax. Base coordination is included.
Book a call
Start with a
conversation.
Fifteen minutes. We will ask what you want the day to do and tell you honestly whether it fits.
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