Stringwood students, faculty, and guest artists rehearse and lodge at the Eagle Bluff Environmental Learning Center, a 250-acre campus featuring restored prairies, hardwood forests, and breathtaking views of the Root River Valley. Naturalists lead students in high ropes challenge courses, canoeing, and wildlife adventures. These experiences foster teamwork, critical thinking, and a deeper connection to the natural world.

The modern campus facilities are climate controlled and feature a superb indoor rock wall, an air-conditioned dormitory, 2-bedroom suites with private bath, a spacious dining hall with meals prepared from locally sourced ingredients, and spectacular views.
 
Every chamber group is assigned to a dedicated rehearsal room for the duration of camp. All students have access to a weekly private lesson, solo and chamber music masterclasses, and special topic seminars.