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details & directions

WHAT TO EXPECT

The event begins with the Big Tent set up Friday morning. Feel free to join in the fun.  Donuts and coffee will be provided. (Note: Campers who arrive Thursday night are responsible for the night's  campsite fees.)

 

The rest of the day is free while people arrive and set up camp. 

 

Our first meeting takes place Friday evening. There will be two meetings on the other days. 

LODGING

The Festival of Tents provides a unique opportunity to camp in community, sharing meals together under the covered picnic area and at your campsite. See Schedule for more information. 

 

Come prepared for great times of fellowship.  No registration will be required. Donations will be solicited to help contribute toward camping fees.

PIONEER PARK

Brownsville's Pioneer Park is a beautiful 26-acre park, bordered on two sides by the Calapooia River. There are ball fields, horseshoe pits, and summer swimming holes, along with updated amenities that make it popular with residents and a favorite destination for many in the surrounding area.

event highlights

Tent Set Up
Open Mic 
Baptisms at the River
Prayer Tent
Worship Dance
Kickball & Corndogs

DRIVING DIRECTIONS

 Pioneer Park in Brownsville, OR.

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SOUTHBOUND from Portland/Vancouver/Salem

NORTHBOUND from Eugene/Springfield:

 

Interstate 5 (I-5) to the Brownsville-Halsey/Hwy 228 Exit
(Exit 216).

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If traveling Southbound, turn left onto Hwy 228 and cross over 
I-5. If traveling Northbound, turn right.

 

Travel East on Hwy 228 for four miles.

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Turn left on Main St. and travel North .45 miles.

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Turn left on Park St. (just past old Fire Station), and go over the hill.

 

Follow the signs for parking, campsites, and other info.

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​Learn more about the area.

City of Brownsville website.

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