Bohemian Grove Membership List Exposed
A secretive directory of Bohemian Grove, an exclusive fraternity in Northern California, is now available to the public, offering a rare glimpse into this society of influential individuals.
This list, revealed by investigative journalist Dan Boguslow, reportedly features over 2,000 notable figures, including executives, entertainers, and government officials, categorized into “camps” with intriguing names like “Rough and Ready,” “Pink Onion,” and “Lost Angels.”
Interestingly, anyone can access it and do some digging. The list is available online.
While the membership details have been acknowledged by some within Bohemian Grove, they have yet to be verified by independent sources.
Situated on a sprawling 2,700-acre private campground in Sonoma County, Bohemian Grove hosts biannual retreats and maintains a clubhouse in San Francisco.
Notable names listed include Paul Pelosi, husband of Nancy Pelosi; the late pastor Jimmy Buffett; billionaire Charles Koch; comedian Conan O’Brien; Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas; former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg; and former Google CEO Eric Schmidt.
A representative from Bohemian Club stated that due to its secretive nature, they do not keep an official membership directory.
Established in 1872, this society began as a gathering place for writers and artists but has since broadened to include influential business leaders and military figures.
Rumors and conspiracy theories have long surrounded the club, often depicting it as a clandestine network of powerful individuals.
A recent mini-documentary by Bogslow and More Perfect Union claims that the club played a pivotal role in the implementation of an agreement during Ronald Reagan’s presidency, which notably affected capital gains taxes and Social Security.
In a notorious incident in 2000, conspiracy theorist Alex Jones infiltrated Bohemian Grove and alleged he witnessed a human sacrifice, although those claims were later dismissed by a cameraman present at the event.
The club is also recognized for its annual “cremation of care” ceremony and its notoriously elaborate plays.
It’s worth noting that membership at Bohemian Grove is restricted to men only.
