Water flow: This far in advance it's hard to know what canyon flow levels will be in summer. How the snowpack builds over winter and how it melts over spring greatly affect the volume of water. So we have to make a guess based on past experience & venue availability.
Weather: The PNW should be in summer-mode by August. Warm days, blue skies, and lots of daylight make for great conditions to play in our glorious wet canyons.
We will adapt and improvise. The good news is that a little rain doesn't prohibit us from entering our canyons, and we've all come expecting to get wet anyhow. Regardless, we'll be keeping a vigilant eye on the forecast.
Cascade Peaks Family Campground has 90 acres of camping and a large group space for our private use.
Many excellent canyons within day-trip distance
Well maintained facilities and so much room for activities
Pool and river access
Great cell reception
Nearby towns with gas, groceries, medical and party supplies
Community camping in a large, open space
This year, we're planning on doing things a little different. The 2025 Rondy Committee has secured a large portion of the campground for us to enjoy. This way, we can all camp together and waitlisted folks don't have worry about finding a campsite last minute should a Rondy spot open up for them. We'll keep you posted on the details - the reservation system will be up and running soon. Lottery winners will be sent campground registration information from the 2025 Rondy Committee over the next weeks.
No. If you have other arrangements that work better, and don't mind the commute, please stay someplace that makes you happy.
We've got a good thing going, let's keep it that way.
Treating everyone with respect
Participating in a safe team