We’re Josephine and Adam, and Camp After Dark is our way of keeping those old stories alive. Our workshop is tucked away in the moss-draped heart of the Pacific Northwest, a place where the tree canopy is so thick it feels like twilight even at noon. Long before we ever thought about launching a business, we were just two makers spending our midnights huddled over a workbench, surrounded by sawdust, ink, and the smell of charred wood. We were bound together by a shared love for the rugged nostalgia of old summer camps, the crisp air of autumn, and the eerie thrill of the local folklore whispered around forest fires.

Camp After Dark grew naturally out of those quiet, midnight hours. We realized we wanted to create things that couldn't be found on an ordinary store shelf. Artifacts that carry a hint of mischief and a heavy dose of atmosphere. Everything we make is dreamed up, laser-cut, and finished by hand right here under the pines. We draw our blueprints from the things that fascinate us: the silhouette of a cryptid slipping through the fog, the weathered texture of an abandoned trail sign, and the cozy comfort of a warm mug on a freezing morning. Our goal is to craft unexpected curiosities that make you pause, look closer, and feel a sudden connection to the wild, mysterious places of the world.

This camp wasn’t built for ordinary travelers; it was built for the wanderers.

Whether you are a dedicated night owl, a PNW forest goblin, a collector of oddities, or simply someone who feels an inexplicable pull toward the treeline when the sun goes down, you belong here. We believe that the world is a much better place when it has a little room left for mystery, and that no one ever really outgrows the magic of a ghost story told in the dark.

The mist is settling into the valley now, and the forest is growing quiet. So step off the main path, light your lantern, and come on into the clearing.