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Under Canvas is Set to Open Summer 2025

The brand’s 13th camp, Under Canvas Columbia River Gorge, is set on a stunningly beautiful 120-acre property perched along the majestic Columbia River Gorge in Washington’s White Salmon River Valley, a region known for its towering peaks, famed waterfalls and beautiful wineries. Surrounded by pine and oak forested hillsides in the heart of the region’s wine country, this spectacular camp features breathtaking views in every direction – of the verdant White Salmon Valley, snowcapped peaks of the Cascade Mountain Range, and Oregon’s Mount Hood. Under Canvas Columbia River Gorge will open for its inaugural season on May 29, 2025, and is now accepting reservations for stays through October 27, 2025.

The new camp is a scenic 45-minute drive from Mount Hood and a one-hour drive along the Columbia River from Portland, Oregon. It is located less than 15 miles from White Salmon, Washington, and 25 miles from Hood River, Oregon, two quintessential Pacific Northwest towns known for their variety of outdoor adventures, charming coffee shops and bakeries, lively breweries and wine tastings, and variety of popular seasonal events. Under Canvas Columbia River Gorge offers easy access to the White Salmon River, a 44-mile tributary of the Columbia River, and provides an exceptional basecamp for exploring the area’s bounty of outdoor activities or simply relaxing and enjoying Washington’s scenic beauty. In addition to offering seamless access to outdoor recreation, the camp sits in the heart of wine country, with 10 vineyards and wineries within 10 miles of the property.

“Our guests have been asking for a camp in Washington since the brand’s inception,” said May Lilley, chief marketing officer of Under Canvas, “so we’re thrilled to now have a presence in the Pacific Northwest, home to adventurous people who love spending time in nature and spectacularly beautiful outdoor destinations, recreation, food and wine.” The region is best known for the magnificent Columbia River Gorge, a jaw-dropping canyon carved by the Columbia River that stretches over 80 miles, forming the boundary between Washington and Oregon. Up to 4,000 feet deep in some places, the Gorge features towering cliffs, cascading waterfalls and endless opportunities for outdoor adventures. Under Canvas’ Adventure Concierge can assist guests in curating and booking “best of” local experiences – ranging from rafting, paddleboarding and fishing, to guided hiking, mountain biking, and more. An on-site Guest Experience Coordinator will be available to recommend favorite local hikes, excursions and must-see attractions.

Under Canvas Columbia River Gorge offers upscale, safari-inspired canvas tents on elevated private decks. Each tent is furnished with a plush king-size bed, luxe linens, USB charging packs, bedside lanterns, a gas fireplace and ensuite bathroom that features a hot pull-chain shower, sink and flushing toilet. Unique lodging tent accommodations include the brand’s proprietary Stargazer Tent, complete with viewing window above the bed for stargazing, as well as the Mount Hood Suite Tent, featuring two tents adjoined by a private deck, with its own outdoor area – perfect for the ultimate family or group getaway.

The camp’s unique furnishings and design thoughtfully reflects the rich textures and natural hues of the Pacific Coast region. Its lobby tent, adorned with West Elm furniture and artwork from local artists, features comfortable lounge spaces, a boutique retail offering, and books and games from artisans throughout the Northwest, all just steps away from an expansive, onsite yoga deck perfect for yoga, stargazing, or enjoying the valley and mountain views. The cafe-style dining program offers a full breakfast and dinner menu showcasing freshly made, seasonal dishes from the signature Under Canvas menu, enjoyed al fresco or indoor. Many of the offerings have a West Coast influence, including Columbia River salmon and other fresh seafood from Portland and Seattle, as well as a selection of curated wines and craft beers from the area. Grab-‘n-go lunch items and snacks, ideal for fueling the day’s adventure, will be available for purchase throughout the day. Under Canvas Columbia River Gorge will also offer onsite programming for guests, including acoustic live music, daily yoga, kids’ activities, nightly s’mores and more. Premium brand partnerships will provide complimentary guest use of mats and yoga blocks, Black Diamond hiking poles, and a Gibson guitar for a fireside strum. Additional partnerships provide access to curated retail offerings for purchase, including activewear, Aviator Nation sweats and hats, Hydro Flask drinkware, Sun Bum sun products, Pendleton® wool products to stay cozy and warm, and an exclusive Under Canvas line of apparel.

A cornerstone of the Under Canvas experience is the brand’s Mindful Approach ethos, which is reflected in the company’s development and operational initiatives. Under Canvas camps are designed to minimize disturbance, maximize open space, and flow with the natural topography of the land. In an effort to reduce energy and water usage, Under Canvas camps feature pull-chain showers, low-flow toilets, and rechargeable battery packs to charge personal appliances and bed-side lanterns. To encourage guests’ immersion in nature, Wi-Fi is not available for guest use at camp. The brand’s commitment to minimizing light pollution and protecting the night sky via low-level lighting and other DarkSky development principles are setting the standard in the industry and, in-turn, earning Under Canvas recognition for having the first-ever DarkSky-certified resorts in the world.

Since opening the first camp over 12 years ago near West Yellowstone, Montana, Under Canvas has dedicated itself to inspiring connections with extraordinary places, people, and the planet by enhancing access to the outdoors. Under Canvas’ operating dates for the 2025 season: Moab from March 6-October 27, Zion from March 13-November 3, Lake Powell – Grand Staircase from March 13-October 27, Great Smoky Mountains from April 3-December 1, Grand Canyon from April 16-October 27, Mount Rushmore from May 1-September 29, Acadia from May 8-October 13, Bryce Canyon from May 8-September 29, North Yellowstone – Paradise Valley from May 8-September 29, West Yellowstone from May 21-September 8, Yosemite from May 22-October 27 and Glacier from June 5-September 15. Reservations for the 2025 season are available now at www.undercanvas.com. Rates at Under Canvas Columbia River Gorge start at $299 per night, plus taxes and fees.

About Under Canvas
The leader in upscale, outdoor hospitality, Under Canvas is the ultimate outdoor destination experience. Its safari-style accommodations perfectly embrace their natural surroundings while featuring indoor luxuries, allowing guests to discover their outdoor self in comfort and style. Under Canvas currently operates 11 locations: North Yellowstone – Paradise Valley, West Yellowstone and Glacier in Mont.; Moab, Zion, Lake Powell – Grand Staircase and Bryce Canyon in Utah; Mount Rushmore in S.D.; Great Smoky Mountains in Tenn.; Grand Canyon in Ariz.; and Acadia in Maine. Under Canvas Yosemite, Cali., will open for its inaugural season in May 2025 and Under Canvas Columbia River Gorge, Wash., will open for its inaugural season in June 2025. In addition to these camps, Under Canvas launched ULUM – a new, bespoke outdoor luxury resort brand featuring all suite tents, a full-service restaurant, dipping pools and more – in spring of 2023, with its first location in Moab, Utah. For more information, please visit www.undercanvas.com and www.ulumresorts.com.

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Learning, creating and growing in the Gorge. Just Learning, creating and growing in the Gorge.

Just outside of White Salmon, @livingheartsong offers children a different kind of learning experience, one rooted in nature, creativity and connection.

With the Columbia River Gorge as an extended classroom, Heartsong encourages kids to explore, create and learn through the rhythms of the seasons and the world around them.

We caught up with founder Stephanie Seliga-Soulseed to learn more about the inspiration behind Heartsong, its connection to the White Salmon community and what makes this local program so unique.

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SOMETHING CURIOUS IS COMING TO WHITE SALMON… This SOMETHING CURIOUS IS COMING TO WHITE SALMON…

This Halloween, the White Salmon Masonic Hall is transforming into the MASONIC CASTLE OF CURIOSITIES, an interactive Halloween experience filled with strange scenes, curious characters and plenty of surprises behind its doors.

But before the Castle can open… it needs a crew. 👀

VOLUNTEERS WANTED!

🔨 SCENE BUILDERS + SETUP CREW
Help transform the Masonic Hall with sets, props, decorations and all the wonderfully weird details that will bring the Castle to life. Creative minds are welcome, but no artistic experience is required!

🎭 CHARACTERS + ACTORS
Step inside the story. Dress up, play a character and help bring the Castle’s scenes to life during the event.

🧹 CASTLE CLEANUP CREW
Once the final guests have escaped… errr, left… help transform the Castle back into the perfectly respectable Masonic Hall everyone remembers.

Volunteer for one part or all three. Even a couple of hours can make a huge difference.

Teens, adults, families, theater folks, builders, decorators and anyone who wants to be part of something ridiculously fun for our community are encouraged to join in.

🏰 Want inside the Castle?

Reach out to help us build something curious in White Salmon this Halloween! DM @ivycarpe or head to our stories for link to volunteer form!
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Patio season isn’t over yet! The next few days pr Patio season isn’t over yet!

The next few days promise plenty of sunshine in White Salmon, so we’re soaking up every last golden afternoon. Grab a patio seat, order something delicious, sip a glass of Gorge wine or raise a cocktail while the sun is still warm. 🍷🍸

Fall is knocking, but there’s still time to savor patio season. Come spend a sunny afternoon in White Salmon!

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Save this reel for your next sunny afternoon and tell us: what’s your favorite White Salmon patio? 

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The fall issue of @thegorgemagazine has dropped 🍂 The fall issue of @thegorgemagazine has dropped 🍂

Be sure to pick up your copy and check out the feature on the colorful murals bringing art, creativity and a whole lot of local character to downtown White Salmon!

Our growing collection of public art tells the story of this place through local artists, community collaboration and the landscapes that inspire us.

Grab the new fall issue, then come take a stroll through downtown White Salmon and see the murals for yourself! 

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Our final NIGHTS IN WHITE SALMON of the season is Our final NIGHTS IN WHITE SALMON of the season is happening this Thursday, September 17, from 5–9 PM, and we’re sending the season out with plenty of groove!

Roux Dio takes the stage from 5:30–7:30 PM in front of Kula Chiropractic!

This five-piece band serves up an irresistible blend of funk, roots, swamp-boogie and Americana rock, mixing deep grooves, soulful originals, country twang, blues and high-energy jam rock. In their words: it’s the sauce 😎

Come downtown, wander through White Salmon, support local businesses and artisans, grab something delicious to eat or drink and catch the music!

📍Thursday, September 17 | 5–9 PM
📍Roux Dio | 6:00—8:30 PM

It’s the last Nights in White Salmon of 2026, so don’t miss your chance to join us! Tag your crew and make a night of it ✨

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Our last NIGHTS IN WHITE SALMON of the season is n Our last NIGHTS IN WHITE SALMON of the season is next week!

Join us Thursday, September 17th, for an evening of music, local flavor, shopping, community, and a little something unexpected around downtown White Salmon 🌙

Here’s just a taste of what’s happening 👇🏻

📍 INN OF THE WHITE SALMON
Live music from Three Rivers Jazz Project, featuring Marty Hansen / Boyd Nunley + pizza from @stovepipe.sourdough.pizza + @ridgeofwonderswine 

📍KULA CHIROPRACTIC 
Catch magician Michael Evernaught from 5:00—6:00 PM & live music from jam band ROUX DIO, outside from 6:00—8:30 PM!

📍COLUMBIA LAND TRUST
Doors are open 5–7:30 PM with free pizza, wildlife video footage from the lands where they work, informational handouts, and free wildflower seed packets to take home!

📍TEA LYN’S
Get a tea leaf reading with Jillian Brown, by donation $10–$40. Tea Lyn’s will be offering free iced tea throughout the event!
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📍LACEY SPRAY
Discover one-of-a-kind wooden wares crafted from sustainably sourced and salvaged hardwoods—think hand-turned bowls, vases, spatulas + kitchen tools, earrings and more @tru.design 

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Get 20% off Everybody’s merchandise during the event. Time to do a little local shopping!

Grab your friends, wander downtown, shop local artisan wares, discover something new, and make a night of it. 

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Come out, stay awhile, and support the people and businesses that make this little mountain town such a special place to be ❤️

This is White Salmon after hours ✨

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