We’re thrilled to announce the 2nd Annual West Coast OG Meet-Up! This year’s event promises to bring together the West Coast OG community and their families for a weekend of cannabis culture, camaraderie, and outdoor fun. Space is limited to 20 members, so registration will follow a tiered process to ensure fairness.
Event Details
Dates: Friday, June 27th, 2025, to Saturday, June 28th, 2025 Location: A private family property in Myrtle Creek, Oregon. The exact address will be shared closer to the event date.
Format: Outdoor event with overnight camping (tents and RVs welcome).
Attendance: Open to West Coast OG members and their families (21 and up). Pets are allowed.
What to Bring
To ensure a comfortable and enjoyable experience, please bring the following:
Camping Gear: Tent, RV, sleeping bag, and personal comforts.
Cannabis Products: BYOC (Bring Your Own Cannabis) for personal use and sharing.
Food & Drinks: You are responsible for your meals and drinks. Water will be provided.
Key Information
Registration Timeline:
Registration opens for West Coast OGs on March 1st, 2025
Starting April 1st, 2025, registration will open to all forum members and close on May 31st, 2025.
Spots are limited to 20 members, with priority given to West Coast OGs during the initial registration period. Once the limit is reached, additional registrations will be placed on a waitlist.
Reservation Fee: A $50 registration fee is required to participate in the event. This fee must be paid upfront at the time of registering to secure your spot.
Age Requirement: This event is exclusively for attendees aged 21 and older.
Event Guidelines:
Respect the property and fellow attendees.
The main property is off-limits to the general public.
Alcohol is prohibited.
Clearly label any cannabis products (labels will be provided).
Dispose of trash responsibly and recycle when possible.
Follow designated quiet hours for camping zones.
Additional Notes
Parking:
Dedicated parking is available on site for cars and 1 RV. Additional RV parking is available nearby.
Facilities:
Portable restrooms and water stations will be available. Please plan for personal hygiene needs accordingly.
Safety:
Consume cannabis responsibly and be mindful of others. First aid kits will be accessible for minor issues.
Sign up here to let us know that you are interested in attending. Please sign up with your name, how many guests, and Day or Overnight. Example, (@Ris - 2 - Overnight)
Ha awesome! I am definitely interested in the get together. I am not too far from you all. I’m about hour and change north of you.
I was wondering if I am unable to sign up for a camping slot if I could still swing by and say hello?
Would that be a possibility? I’m getting hitched the 24th and I would love meet up with y’all but I won’t be able to camp out. @Ris.
This is awesome!! My wife @Stardawg2024 and myself are in Spokane Washington and hopefully can get those days off of work because I would love to meet and talk with all of you. This is such a wonderful idea!
My TBI is bad I rarely drive so my daughter an son n law drive me around but they 19 unfortunately not 21 an if I have to drive I have to have someone with me an that’s usually my daughter an son n law also lol my daughter like my mini me she actually takes good care of me checks in on me etc since my logging accident lol really wishing I could make it just for the day would be awesome anywho hope all of u OG fam having a wonderful day
That was @mota and I on the way up last year. Found a cool little place off the freeway under a bridge behind a lake on railroad tracks. Now that I think of it, it was a perfect smoke stop.
As you’re going north on I-5, you want to be in the right lane as you cross the bridge over Lake Shasta. Take the first exit. I don’t remember what it’s called. Be careful, it’s easy to miss. Once you’ve turned right and are heading back towards the water, it quickly becomes a dirt track, but you just keep moving forward. Soon the track will turn to the right again, this time back towards the bridge. Keep going and soon you’ll be under the bridge.
I would not suggest going down there if you’re driving a low slung car. A truck is best. There are some deep ruts.
It’s a little bit noisy, but it’s a great view of Lake Shasta that you don’t otherwise get because you’ll be so much closer to the water.
It used to be much cooler, imo. You couldn’t actually get under the bridge because the bottom of the bridge was closer to the water. What you could do was get right down to the lake, and, of course, because you weren’t under the bridge, it wasn’t nearly as noisy!
I’ve been taking that little turn off for more than 50 years!
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