TICKET SALES ARE CLOSED
Early Bird
$190
10 tickets total
August 16-18th, 2024
Campsite Access
7 vegan meals
Meet your Mutuals
Bring your kids!
Get Tickets
General Admission
$230
40 tickets total
August 16-18th, 2024
Campsite Access
7 vegan meals
Meet your Mutuals
Bring your kids!
Get Tickets
Low Income
means based
10 tickets total
August 16-18th, 2024
Campsite Access
7 vegan meals
Meet your Mutuals
Be Willing to Volunteer
Apply Now
Non-Tent Options
On-Site
For booking, please email Elkenmist through their website
Hotel
These hotels are within 15 minutes driving of camp
Steven Fan
Founder of the first "Pacific Northwest TPOT Regional in Portland."
"Helping tend the Pacific Northwest congregation (in the microsolidarity sense) of our part of the network. Find the Super Coordinators"
Shane Stranahan
Chief Coordinator.
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FAQ
When & Where?
How much are tickets and how do I purchase them?
Directions & Parking
I want to come but I can't afford a ticket!
Can I bring friends?
How long do I have to purchase tickets?
Refunds?
Who is going to CascadeCamp?
What will happen at CascadeCamp?
Can I bring my child?
Power Outlets?
How's data coverage?
Wifi?
What is the bathroom situation?
Can I stay in my RV/car?
Offsite Accommodations
Will meals be provided?
Can I bring my own food?
Fires and Cooking
Smoking Policy
Onsite lockers?
Are towels and toiletries provided?
Tent placement?
Can I bring my dog?
STUFF TO BRING
Clothes for 3 days and 2 nights – check the weather and choose layers (warm, cool, fabulous, a jacket or raincoat, pajamas, shoes you can walk a lot in). A fabulous outfit (or three) for our dance parties Swim gear - there is a creek to wade in and we are working on a pool! Your own towel for swimming and showering Flip flops for the showers Toiletries, including sunblock and bug spray Cute sun protection like sunglasses/hats/visors Light rain gear - the PNW has lots of rain, but not very strong rain, so heavy raingear should not be required. tent/tarp/thermarest/sleeping bag or whatever you use for camping A water bottle and a cool-ass reusable mug or cup for the teahouse Gifts/schwag/activities/things to share with your friends Earplugs and an eyemask if you're a light sleeper Your tech need basics (phone charger, back up batteries, power bank if camping, etc.) Stuff for keeping cool: spray bottle / essential oil hydrosol / mini fan Headlamp or flashlight for nighttime, a portable lantern, plus LEDs to light ur lewk Cushions to sit on, hammocks to lie in, picnic blankets or beach towels for chilling in the grass, camp chairs A multitool if you're that kind of person ~vibes~
Other
Can I play music all night long?
Who do I look to for help during CascadeCamp?
How do I contribute to CascadeCamp?
How do I host an event at CascadeCamp?
Is there a map of CascadeCamp?
Can I volunteer at CascadeCamp?
Do you have a code of conduct or values statement?
We haven't drafted our own set of community values but we subscribe to vibecamp's VIBEGUIDE found at the following link: https://vibe.camp/vibeguide/