Frequently Asked Questions for DWeb Camp Cascadia

How do I get to and from Salt Spring Island? 

See dwebyvr.org/camp-travel page for travel information. 

How do I get around Salt Spring Island? 

There's a BC Transit bus and there are two taxis on-island. SSI is very friendly, don't be surprised if a local offers you a ride, it's very much part of the local culture.

Where will meals be served?

Meals will be served outside adjacent to the picnic table area at the blue stall.

What kind of food are we making?

Vegan, vegetarian and non-spicy options at every meal.

Default gluten-free (gluten-controlled kitchen)

Non-spicy options

Freshly harvested salads available at every lunch and dinner. 

Check the white board at every meal.

Any notes for dietary consideration and food allergies are addressed on the white .

Campers who enjoy helping in the kitchen are encouraged to volunteer on the Food team.

Meals will be prepared and served in a deconstructed fashion to ensure that the dietary needs are met. We consulted the registration feedback and incorporated it into meal plans.

Can I come and cook my own meals?  

Campers who wish to cook their own meals are free to set up their own camping kitchen by their tents with no open flame. Camp stoves are allowed.

How can I ask for or offer a ride to/from Salt Spring Island? 

In your registration email, you’ll receive a link to the Rideshare / Carpool spreadsheet. If you missed or deleted this email, ask for the link in the Discord DWebCamp Cascadia/#campers chat.

What's happening at Camp? 

Check out the schedule at dwebyvr.org/camp-program

May I bring my dog?  

We welcome working on-leash service dogs and ask that you leave your pets at home.

How can I power up devices or appliances such as CPAP machines?

You can recharge inside the Exhibition Hall or the Volunteer Center.