Victoria Day Campout - That's right folks, it's time once again for Pine Flats fun and frivolity that is the Victoria Day Weekend (that somehow has become a week long event)! We have the campgrounds starting on Wednesday and we don't give 'em back until Monday. You know where it is, same place as last year. More details as we get closer to the campout.

We're heading out to the Wynoochee Dam as a first in a series of campouts I like to call the "Wilds of South-Western Washington". The Wynoochee Dam and lake are located at the southern end of the Olympic National Forest (not to be confused with the Olympic National Park) The riding in the area is great though food options are limited. This may be a support vehicle run. More details as we get closer to the campout.

You got class? Team Oregon does!

This campout we will be heading to Bruceport WA. Camp next to the sea and enjoy breathtaking vistas that may or may not be shrouded in a bone chilling fog. Pack your woolens and your shorts, because it may be hot, or it may not. This also puts us in line with the Team Oregon classes in Astoria OR this year. if you need to sign up for the classes, do so here.

Lakes? Check. Swimming? Double check!

If you joined us for the Lost Lake run a couple of years ago, you know exactly where this is. If you missed it, you missed one of the best places I’ve ever been camping. Word must have gotten out this year because the Lost Lake group site was gone daddy, gone. Like vapor baby! But fret not young motorcycle traveler, we’re just down the road at the Bonaparte Lake Campground. Now, I know what you’re thinking, “Central Washington in the middle of August? How ever will I sleep in such heat? I will melt, I tell you… Just MELT!!!” Well, don’t pack the fainting couch just yet, you will be sawing logs at a cool 3556 ft. Well above blazing furnace of the township of Tonasket. Pack your Speedos, there will be swimming.

…and suddenly they realized, the gold at the end of the rainbow. was them all along.

Awh… Who doesn’t love a happy ending? Especially when that ending is a rainbow? A Rainbow Falls, that is! No, no… this isn’t the Māui fights Mo’o Kuna Rainbow Falls, this is a lovely little State Park situated between Pe Ell and Chehalis, and will make a great place to end the 2024 camping season.