Atheist Community Retreat: Malibu Creek State Park

Atheists United invites you to join our first-ever community retreat in the iconic Malibu Creek State Park!

Discover stunning landscapes, hike through rugged canyons and oak woodlands, and enjoy starry nights around our religion-free campfire. Just a short drive from Los Angeles, this park offers a blend of natural beauty and Hollywood history that's welcoming to the whole family. 

Unlike our typical Atheist Adventures hosted in November at iconic National Parks, this 'retreat' will focus on helping our community recharge and stay connected.   

Limited tickets available! Purchase tickets now to reserve a spot in our pre-reserved campsites. 

Tickets include:

• A camp spot in one of our pre-reserved tent campsites at Malibu Creek State Park Campground
• Access to our Friday & Saturday group adventure itineraries (hikes, sightseeing, etc.)
• Access to Saturday evening guest lectures around the campfire!

Tickets DO NOT include:

• Camping gear (you're expected to bring your own tent, sleeping bags, camping mats, etc.)
• Food and drinks (bring your own food)
• Park entrance fees 

HUGE discounts for members of Atheists United. Become a member today!

• AU Members SAVE 40% compared to General Public tickets!
• FREE tickets for children under 18!
• PAY WHAT YOU WANT discounts for students and those with financial need!

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At Atheists United, we are committed to creating safe, inclusive, and harassment-free environments at all of our events. By participating in an event hosted by Atheists United you agree to follow the behavior outlined in our Event Code of Conduct policy.
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Frequently Asked Questions:

Are dogs allowed

• Yes, but only in the campground, not the trails. We don't recommend you bring your dog unless you do not plan to hike. 

Are there flush toilets, showers, and fresh water? 

• Yes! Showers are token-operated. Bring one-dollar bills if you'd like to purchase tokens. 

Where can I get answers to my other questions?

• Here, on the park website: https://www.parks.ca.gov/?page_id=614#:~:text=Dogs%20are%20allowed%20only%20in,dirt%20roads%20or%20hiking%20trails.

Have more questions? Email evan@atheistsunited.org