Gather at Campfield

Born on the East Coast, and home to the West, Blair Borax’s musical journey began unexpectedly in 2016, when a friend gifted her a cheap guitar.

Since then, Borax has become a prolific songwriter, recording artist, and performer, known for her distinctive voice, captivating melodies, and thoughtful songwriting that taps into the heart of being human. Since she quit her day job in 2022, she has released two full length albums and played over 300 shows across the country. 

With more sophisticated songwriting, a newfound confidence in fingerpicking guitar, and a move towards dynamic acoustic folk production, her latest record, “Tender Lately” (2024), offers gentle reminders to quiet the inner critic, find joy in the small things, and embrace the precious brevity of our time on Earth.

Discover the Power of the Cold Plunge at Snow Peak Campfield! 

Join Michelle from the Inspired Mind Matters Wellness Studio at the serene Ofuro Spa to explore the transformative benefits of cold plunging. This ancient practice goes beyond the surface, offering profound mental and physical rejuvenation.

Enjoy a brief cold plunge class, followed by the opportunity to plunge with the group. Then, spend the rest of your 2-hour spa session enjoying the hot soaking pool, Japanese sauna, or revisiting the cold plunge on your own.

💵 Cost: $45.00, $38.00 for locals (includes 2-hour spa access) Bring a swimsuit and towel. You may also bring a stainless or plastic water bottle into the spa with you (no glass.)

Please call Snow Peak Campfield at 833-662-7624 to be added to the list. Space is limited!

On-site guest fee for workshop is $25 (Please call to reserve your spot). Refundable if Clam Digs are cancelled. You can also book on the link in your email for booking spa times.

Day guest fee for the workshop is $50 please follow the link below. Refundable if Clam Digs are cancelled.

• March 21, Saturday, 8:43 a.m.; -0.5 feet; Long Beach, Twin Harbors, Copalis

Clam Digging Lessons at Ocean Park Approach with Dianna Knight

Join Dianna Knight for hands-on clam-digging lessons! She’ll teach you how to spot clams and dig them using both a clam gun and a clam shovel. Meet at the Beach approach on Bay Ave., we will park near the bathrooms. It is 12 miles north, about an 18-minute drive.

What you’ll need:

• A valid clam-digging license
• A clam gun and clam bag or bucket, optional: rental gear available at Snow Peak Campfield. They are also available to purchase at many of our stores in town

If you are staying onsite, please call Snow Peak Campfield at 833-662-7624.
Space is limited!

If you would like to join us and are not staying with us, please follow the link to sign up.

Connecting to nature has been in practice for thousands of years by many cultures. Forest Bathing, also known as Shinrin-Yoku, was developed in the 1980's by the Japanese after studies showed mindful exploration improved mental and physical health. Forest Bathing encourages people to slow down, disengage from distractions and become aware of their surroundings using the five senses. It cultivates self-awareness, relaxation, and improves the human mind & body. Forest Bathing is an evidenced-based practice with many studies showing the benefits of this practice.

Onsite guest fee for workshop is $25 (Please call to reserve your spot)

Day guest fee for workshop is $50, please follow the link below

Sample Fair: Fort George Brewery, Woohoo Winery, Proud Mary Coffee, and more...

Clam Digging Lessons at Bay Avenue Approach 7 am, see other event on this page for more details

Shinrin-Yoku/Forest Bathing Nature Walk 8:30 am, see other event on this page for more details

Scavenger Hunts onsite and offsite, pick up at the Campstore or Gatehouse

Nature Bingo, self guided

Outdoor Science Labs 11am

Anodizing Station Saturdays 12 pm - 2 pm

Oragami Classes 3pm on the patio at the Campstore

Itineraries for fun around Long Beach, pick up at Gatehouse

Music at the Campstore from 4 pm - 6pm, featuring Alex Callenberger

Portland, Oregon based guitarist, synth wizard and cinematic expressionist, Alex Callenberger creates soundscapes to dream and swim through. Calling on the powers of electric guitar, live looping, electronic and experimental instruments, he casts sonic spells that straddle and bind the genres of ambient, down-tempo, experimental, psych and folk-minimalism. 

As a child, Alex suffered from scarlet fever which caused deafness in both of his ears. it is perhaps this event that influenced his unique understanding of vibration and frequency. Picking up his first guitar at the age of 13, he established an intimate relationship to sound that he carries into his work today. 

Scavenger Hunts onsite and offsite, pick up at the Campstore or Gatehouse

Itineraries for fun around Long Beach, pick up at the Campstore or Gatehouse

Outdoor Science Labs 11 am on the patio at the Campstore

Anodizing Station Saturdays 12 pm - 2 pm

Nature Bingo 2 pm on the patio at the Campstore

Oragami Classes 3 pm on the patio at the Campstore

Music at the Campstore from 4 pm - 6 pm, featuring Gabriel John

Gabriel John is a country singer/songwriter based out of Oregon. Gabe grew up in a house of music and started playing and performing with his mom's bluegrass bands at a young age. After college Gabe settled in Portland, Oregon and began touring as an independent artist all around Oregon, Idaho and Washington. To this day Gabe has released two albums and plans to release his third project "The rise of country Gabe".

On all open beaches – the daily limit is 15 clams per person. Each digger’s clams must be kept in a separate container, and all diggers must keep the first 15 clams they dig, regardless of size or condition. It's not unusual to encounter some small clams.

You want to be at the beach about 2 hours before low tide.

The following digs during late afternoon/evening (noon to midnight only):

• March 17, Tuesday, 6:21 p.m.; 0.2 feet; Long Beach
• March 18, Wednesday, 6:54 p.m.; 0.3 feet; Long Beach
• March 19, Thursday, 7:28 p.m.; 0.5 feet; Long Beach

The following digs during morning (midnight to noon only) low tides:

• March 20, Friday, 8:00 a.m.; -0.1 feet; Long Beach
• March 21, Saturday, 8:43 a.m.; -0.5 feet; Long Beach
• March 22, Sunday, 9:29 a.m.; -0.6 feet; Long Beach
• March 23, Monday, 10:22 a.m.; -0.5 feet; Long Beach
• March 24, Tuesday, 11:21 a.m.; -0.1 feet; Long Beach

If you’re visiting Snow Peak this spring, don’t miss one of the coast’s most anticipated seasonal celebrations — the Ilwaco Crab Crawl!

🦀 March 21, 2026
📍 Downtown Ilwaco & the Port of Ilwaco
🎉 Free to attend

The Ilwaco Crab Crawl is a featured coastal event celebrating our region’s thriving seafood industry and the excitement of Washington’s crabbing season. Festivities take place throughout downtown Ilwaco and along the waterfront near the Port of Ilwaco, with local businesses like Ilwaco Cider Co., Salt Pub, and Waterline Pub.

Enjoy food, family-friendly activities, and even live crab races at Tre-Fin Seafoods. The event is part of the broader coastal crabbing season supported by the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife, making it the perfect way to experience authentic Pacific Northwest maritime culture.

If you’re staying at Snow Peak, it’s an easy and memorable day trip. Come celebrate the season, support local businesses, and get your claws on some coastal fun!

Race tickets are $15 each, available for purchase at Snow Peak Campfield.