Question about Damyang for JLPers

Hi,
I see people in the JLP program go to Damyang for an extended workshop during the year.  Can you tell me more about it?  When is it?  How long is it?  Who goes?  Is it only elementary teachers, or do middle and high school teachers go, too?  What do you do?  (are you teaching teachers, or are they teaching you)?  How do you like it?  And anything else you'd like to add . . .

On paper it seems pretty unatractive, so that's why I signed with regional this time around.  But, I guess there may be some benefits, including getting the chance to meet some English-speaking Koreans.  (Oh, and I just remembered that you get paid a little extra for it.)  As lots of jobs in Jeollanam-do are JLP, I'd like to know what I'm getting myself into, should I sign a JLP contract next time. 

Thanks!

Going to a workshop in Damyang is pretty good. Many teachers consider it to be a break from the grind. Adult camps are two weeks long;kids camps are a week. We teach the teachers or the kids. We live there the entire time. The spot is isolated. It has its stressful moments, especially depending on the Korean supervisor in charge. Sometimes teachers must go on a field trip that is quite boring and tiring. Many of the Korean teachers are cool enough to joke around and spend time with. We get about 1,200,000 won extra.