Welcome to DWeb Camp Cascadia

DWeb Camp Cascadia takes place at the Salt Spring Island Farmers' Institute from Thursday July 30 to Monday Aug 3, 2026

About the Event

The second DWeb Camp Cascadia is coming. Last year we had 50 people, this year we are aiming for 100! Book your calendar: Thursday evening, July 30th to Monday morning, August 3rd, 2026.

Relax, connect, and participate in decentralized, community-led experimentation with over 3 days of shared meals, thoughtful conversations, unconference. Build a mesh network, share skills, enjoy music, and more.

Whether you're deeply involved in DWeb or just curious, you are welcome!

Get Tickets!

Registration includes meals, programming and camping. Register on lu.ma today!

Thank you supporters! Supporter tickets reduce costs for everyone.

What To Bring

Meals are provided from Friday dinner to Monday breakfast. Pack for a weekend camping trip:

✅ Tent and gear such as a sleeping bag and pad
✅ Reusable water bottle and mug
✅ Evening illumination - headlamp or unleash your creativity
✅ Off-grid RV and camper vans allowed - no hookups or dumping
✅ Hats, sunscreen and rain gear - be weather ready!

Bring your curiosity, ideas, instruments, and anything you’d like to share in the Discovery Night, unconference, music jams and Open Mic! 

Land Acknowledgement

DWeb Camp Cascadia is located on the ancestral and unceded traditional territories of the Hul'qumi'num and SENCOTEN speaking First Nations peoples.

Why is it called ‘Cascadia’?

The term Cascadia is a shorthand for the cross-border network of Pacific Northwest people who share an interest in place-based, decentralized technologies. It reflects a cultural, geological and ecological affinity to explore how local context—land, governance, history, and infrastructure—can shape resilient digital systems. “Cascadia” acknowledges shared curiosity and across border collaboration, rather than any political stance.