DWeb Camp Cascadia

August 8-10, 2025

Location: Salt Spring Island Farmers Institute

DWeb Camp Cascadia 2025: A Gathering for Resilience, Connection, and Co-Creation

DWeb Camp Cascadia is a cozy, collaborative gathering for the DWeb community taking place August 8-10 at the Salt Spring Island Farmers’ Institute — a beautiful community venue with open fields, rustic charm, and room to camp under the stars.

Over 3 days of shared meals, thoughtful conversations, music jams and skillshares, come relax, connect, and contribute to the spirit of decentralized, community-led experimentation. Whether you're deeply involved in DWeb or simply DWeb curious, we welcome you to come to Camp!

This is the pilot year for a regional DWeb Camp in North America. Be part of foundational planning and culture-building for what will grow into a fun, multi-year, multi-country tradition.

Get Tickets!

Tickets are $300CAD. This includes event programming, meals, and camping from Friday to Monday morning.

Supporter tickets keep tickets costs low for everyone, and help us plan for long term land and future events. Join us for this first year!

What To Bring

DWeb Cascadia Camp is an outdoor camping event with an outdoor stage and eating areas as well as some indoor areas. Bring everything you’d take on a weekend camping trip:

Tent
Sleeping bag and pad. Sheets or pillows if you have room.
Lighting such as flashlights, headlamp or blinky blinks
Weather-appropriate clothes (sun, rain, and cozy, potentially chilly evenings)
Personal items such as sunscreen, shampoo, etc.
Water bottle and/or mug

Bring your curiosity, ideas, instruments, and anything you’d like to share with the community!

Meals are provided. There are accessible shower & bathroom facilities.

Off-grid RV and camper vans are permitted (no hookups or dumping on site), and you are also free to find alternative accommodations on the island.

NOTE: Campground check out is Monday Aug 11th at 11:00am.

If you don’t have camping gear, we’ve got you covered—a limited number of tent spots with gear provided are available by request. These include a basic tent, sleeping pad, and sleeping bag Let us know when you register that you'd like to reserve one, and we’ll follow up with details!

Why is it called ‘Cascadia’?

The term Cascadia is a shorthand for the cross-border network of people in the Pacific Northwest who share an interest in place-based, decentralized technologies. It reflects a cultural, geological and ecological affinity that spans from British Columbia through the Pacific Northwest, where communities are exploring how local context—land, governance, history, and infrastructure—can shape resilient digital systems. Our use of “Cascadia” acknowledges shared curiosity and collaboration across borders, rather than any political stance.