Our annual camping season is kicked off at the same location each year. This primitive campsite becomes our central location for day rides and camp activities as we truck in a full kitchen to provide all the meals for the weekend. This weekend also allows cars and trucks, so you can bring your non-riding partner or friends as well as that tent that is too large for your bike.

In June, we will be close to Portland Oregon so that we can participate in Portland’s Pride Parade that weekend. For several years now, we have been asked to be in the Parade but our camp location was too far away.

This will be our first time at this campground. Located in the eastern part of Washington State, Evans Group Camp is situated along the northern shoreline of Lake Roosevelt and is the most northern campground on the lake that can be reserved. The site is long and narrow, an orientation that allows for a fantastic, clear view of the lake from every vantage point.

Bear Hollow is the favorite of the Border Riders. The rides in the area are fantastic with sweeping roads throughout the area, the John Day Fossil Beds and the Painted Hills. Located about 7 miles SE of Fossil along Highway 19, this park is open year-round and has 20 sites. Elevation is 2,250’. You’ll enjoy the aroma of Ponderosa Pines and true firs on a warm day. Vancouver, BC: 700 km, 7.5 hrs Seattle, WA: 301 miles, 5.5 hrs Portland, OR: 180 miles, 3.5 hrs