THE RIDE

DIRT & JESUS

WORDS BY J.C. RHOADS

CAMPREV PNW 2026 / WASHOUGAL, WASHINGTON

Washougal has a way of making everything feel bigger. The trees. The track. The roost. This summer, God met us right in the middle of all of it.

CampREV PNW brought riders and families together for three days of motos, coaching, worship, and the kind of moments you cannot manufacture. We came ready to ride. God had more in mind.

American flag overlooking Washougal motocross track at CampREV PNW 2026 — Washougal, Washington. Three days under the pines, the stars, the flag, and the Creator of it all.

THE DIRT

From the first bike fired in the morning, the place had a rhythm. Riders found their lines. Coaches watched, corrected, and sent them back out. Parents stood trackside. Dust hung between the trees.

Red GASGAS rider captured with motion blur at Washougal

Husqvarna rider number 17 captured with motion blur at Washougal

Different bikes. Different lines. Same kind of freedom.

The best coaching does more than make a rider faster. It teaches patience, confidence, and what to do after a mistake. That happens one lap, one conversation, and one high five at a time.

Max Miller coaching youth riders at CampREV PNW — Max Miller slowing it down, talking it through, and helping the next generation find another gear.

CampREV coach working with young riders on mini bikes — A little instruction. A quick high five. Then right back to work.

Sometimes progress starts with somebody taking the time to show you what comes next.

Ryan Martin coaching from his motorcycle at CampREV PNW — Ryan Martin breaking it down before sending the crew back out to put it into practice.

WHEN THE BIKES WENT QUIET

Every evening, the sound changed. Engines shut off. Families pulled up chairs. Riders leaned in. The track gave way to chapel, and God began doing the work no stopwatch could measure.

Families and riders gathered for chapel at CampREV PNW — Every evening, the bikes went quiet and the whole camp came together.

Family worshipping together during CampREV chapel — CampREV has never been only about the rider. Families come too. So does everything they are carrying.

Young man praying during CampREV chapel — There are moments you do not pose. You just stay out of the way and let them happen.

CampREV attendees gathered at night around the baptism pool — This is why we came.

PanicREV Athlete award presentation at CampREV PNW — The awards matter. The people they are becoming matter more.

WHAT LASTS

A camp like this gives you plenty to remember. The fast laps. The breakthroughs. The laughs between motos. The awards at the end.

But the people they are becoming matter even more.

We came to Washougal for three days of riding. We left reminded that God still meets people in ordinary places. On the side of a track. In a folding chair. Between motos. Under the lights.

The dirt washed off.
The moments did not.

That was CampREV PNW 2026 at Washougal. | The Ride