Shenandoah Pixie Dust, Captured ✨
Trails, campfire jams, burritos and the community that makes the magic.
What made this year’s Campout magical wasn’t just the trail rides, the meals, or the campground—it was you.
Great Stokesville Campout 2025 Photos
When people show up to cook, clean, tune bikes, lead rides, cheer on friends, or make new ones, something special happens. Community becomes a feeling you can touch. Around here, we call that Shenandoah Pixie Dust—and this weekend, it was everywhere.
“The Campout has become part of our family’s rhythm, a weekend that reminds us what community looks and feels like when we come together in the mountains.”
Below are photo highlights from a weekend that filled our hearts and reminded us why we build trails, connect neighborhoods, and create welcoming spaces outside. Enjoy—then help us keep the magic rolling.
Keep the Magic Going
- Help Make our National Forest trails more accessible: Take our suvey to help determine what types of trail improvements we need on our public lands in the Valley. –> Take the GW Forest Trails Survey
- Leave a review or testimonial—a sentence or a story both help new folks discover why Campout is special.
Huge thanks to our campout photographers — Brooke Imber and Rachel Mae — for beautifully capturing the weekend.
Great Stokesville Campout 2025 Photos
