Join us for our first annual Gender Diverse focused Queer Kinky Campout event, Camp Queerkster (pronounced Quirkster) 2026. This event will be September 4-6 2026, at the Wolf Creek Radical Faerie Sanctuary, located in Wolf Creek, Oregon. The address will be provided to registrants.
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Event Summary
This queer kinky campout is for gender diverse queers of the pacific northwest. We are defining gender diverse as including all those who are transgender, non-binary, intersex, two-spirit, and gender non-conforming.
You must be 21 or older to attend Camp Queerkster
We will have play parties (some of which may be themed), classes, performances, and other activities – view our programming schedule to see what those are!
Camp Queerkster is a clothing optional and sex positive event during which you may wear as much or as little clothing as you like anywhere on the land.
While we have organized opportunities for kink and sexual play throughout the event, you will be able to play almost anytime and anywhere (except for food prep space). Consent is absolutely required.
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Registration Cost
The event cost is $150 for the full weekend (Friday Sept 4th-Sunday Sept 6th). All meals included (breakfast, lunch, and dinner for Friday – Sunday).
Early Bird Discount
Super Early Bird Discount: $100 for full weekend pass (Feb 1st – 22nd)
General Early Bird Pricing: $125 for full weekend pass (Feb 23rd – March 24th)
Full price only: March 24th – August 15th
Volunteer scholarships will be available for either half priced tickets ($75) or free entry based on the number of hours you volunteer (8 hours for half price, 12 hours for full discount). If you wish to apply as a volunteer, please use the volunteer application button above and apply. Volunteer scholarship discounts cannot be combined with Early Bird discount prices.
Presenters are another type of volunteer who either lead a class/workshop or lead a kink activity at Camp Queerkster. Presenters who lead 2-3 classes/activities will be granted a 50% discount ($75) and presenters who lead 4 or more classes/activities will be granted free entry and a plus one for assistant and/or demo bottom.
Land residents (individuals currently living on Nomenus land) are exempt from payment
Camp Features, Amenities, and Accommodations
Tent and RV Camping: There is ample tent camping space on the Land and space for RVs, though there aren’t any RV hookups. A map with common camping spaces can be found here.
Barn: a large, multipurpose building which contains an industrial kitchen, indoor dining space, a coffee and tea station, and the Love Lounge (an indoor play space with beds)
Fire Pit: the only location where a campfire can be built, if there isn’t a fire ban in place
Dodec/Witch’s Tit: a large, outdoor, covered platform for various activities
Outdoor Solar Showers: hot water during the day (and after sunset while it lasts)
Various Toilet Outhouses: There are two flushing toilets (Flush the Magic Shitter), but the rest of the toilets on the Land are composting shitters. Instructions for proper use will be available.
Wood-Fired Hot Tubs: outdoor tubs for 2-3 people, available if there isn’t a fire ban in place
Numerous Hiking Trails: please stay on trails, there is poison oak
Drag Closet: a give & take clothing exchange for putting on your best look; donations welcome
Garden House: One of the larger cabins. Garden house is a mask-required and sobriety-required cabin that contains a small kitchen and one indoor shower. The upstairs of Garden House is the home of the Radical Faerie Ancestor room which is a sacred space. Desecration of or theft from the ancestor room will lead to immediate removal from the event and land and you will not be invited back.
Dirty Rabbit Hole: A covered smoking area with a table
Other Indoor Cabin Space: Three indoor cabins with 2-3 beds each will be available for use during Camp Queerkster. Indoor accommodations are limited and reserved for those with Access Needs that prevent them from tent camping. Please register early and request indoor space if needed.
About Nomenus: Radical Faerie Sanctuary
QueerkyPDX is partnering with Nomenus, and we will be providing a give back in gratitude for allowing us to use this space for Camp Queerkster.
Nomenus is a 501(c)3 church of Radical Faeries that owns Wolf Creek Sanctuary. The Sanctuary is a place for Radical Faeries and friends to explore and co-create radical Queer spirituality, culture, and community. The Sanctuary serves a diverse regional community of Queer and Queer-affiliated people by hosting gatherings and ceremonies, offering hospitality to visitors, and stewarding the land as a collective resource. Their intention is to explore and celebrate Queer ways of being, to dismantle structures of oppression within and between us, and to co-create a culture based on gratitude, generosity, equity, and love.
There are many altars, memorials, and pagan shrines that we ask you to respect while you are here. Additional information will be provided at the welcome tent, and there you can also be directed to those who know more. A good rule to abide by is that if you don’t know what something is don’t touch it, don’t take it, and don’t disrespect it.
The Sanctuary is sustained by a regional community of Nomenus members, working together in a spirit of hospitality, inclusion, and service. They ask respect and reciprocity of all who come here, and hold clear and compassionate boundaries for the well-being and sustainability of our community. Nomenus Wolf Creek Sanctuary is a cauldron for personal and collective healing and transformation. As a living memorial and a conduit for Radical Faerie culture across generations, Nomenus Wolf Creek Sanctuary exists to cultivate the dreams of the ancestors and to nourish the children of the future.
Location, transportation and gate access
This event will be held at the Wolf Creek Radical Faerie Sanctuary, located in Wolf Creek, Oregon. The address will be provided to registrants.
The Sanctuary is only a short drive outside of the town of Wolf Creek. It is approximately…
- a 4 hour drive from Portland, Oregon
- a 6.5 hour drive from Seattle, Washington
- a 6.5 hour drive from San Francisco, California
The nearest airport is Rogue Valley International Airport (MFR). It’s located in Medford, Oregon, which is approximately 1 hour’s drive from the Sanctuary.
When approaching the entrance, keep an eye out for a gate on the left side of the road about 5 miles from the I-5 exit. There will be a marking at the entrance that will be announced to registered attendees.
Gates will be unlocked and open from 8am until midnight. During some of that time on Friday, welcomers will be waiting near the entrance at the welcome tent (the covered space near the parking area). If you expect to arrive or leave outside of open gate times it is imperative that you say as much in your registration so we can reach out and accommodate that. If you are running late contact organizers via the signal chat prior to arriving in the town of Wolf Creek so that you have signal (there is generally no signal past the town).
Access Needs / Accessibility
A small amount of cabin space is available for those who need it, as well as some reservable access needs campsites close to the main activity areas, for those that can benefit from them.
Wheelchair use on the land can be quite treacherous. We will do our best to assist if you use a mobility device, but the geography and infrastructure leave some areas inaccessible. Many areas we will be gathering at can be accessed by those who require additional mobility support. If you’d like specific information, please send us an email.
If you have any access needs (whether related to accommodations or anything else) that you are aware of prior to the event, please let us know in the registration form. We will do our best to accommodate you. If an unexpected access need makes itself known while you are on the Land, please communicate this to the Access Needs Coordinator.
Due to the remote nature of the space, we advise that you share any potential medical concerns in registration; this information can be vital for the first aid volunteers and emergency medical services to provide you aid.
COVID Protocol
We wish to remind you that with any large event COVID is always a concern. Please do not come if you are feeling sick or have been exposed to COVID.
We require that all attendees bring a COVID test to camp and have a negative result at the welcome tent. You may not leave the parking lot until you have provided a negative test. This requirement is not optional, and we do not guarantee that you will be able to attend if you do not provide it. If you feel sick during the gathering or have tested positive please inform an organizer from a distance of 6 feet or more with a mask on and if able please leave the event to isolate.
Some COVID tests will be available at the welcome tent for free for those who cannot afford their own, though quantities may be limited so we cannot guarantee there will be enough for everyone who needs one, please bring your own if at all able.
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