What it is, where it happens, and what to expect when we do it again in 2027.
Thirty-odd campers, two nights under the pines at Paul Lake, one very good campfire. Thank you to everyone who came. Dates for 2027 will be announced once they are confirmed, and this year's attendees will be the first to hear.
Camp Pawprint is a furry-community group camping event held at a group site at Paul Lake Provincial Park, approximately 25 km northeast of Kamloops, British Columbia. Our first ever event ran September 25–27, 2026, and we kept it small, casual, and community-focused. That is the plan for 2027 too.
This is not a traditional furry convention. It's camping with other furries in a genuinely beautiful part of BC. Think of it as a long weekend with friends you haven't met yet.
50°44'07.7"N 120°09'38.3"W — this is the correct campsite. Verify before driving.
Expect a similar Friday-to-Sunday shape next year.
Check-in opens 2:00 PM
Full day of activities
Site clear by 10 AM
This is a remote campsite and power is extremely limited. We have access to power from on-site EVs for emergencies and essential charging only. Please plan accordingly:
Camp Pawprint is held in a private campsite within a public provincial park and is visible to other park visitors. What you do privately in your own tent is your own business — we're not here to police consenting adults in private. However:
Camp Pawprint 2026 has wrapped. Thank you to everyone who came! Registration for 2027 will open once dates are announced.
Attendee LoginThe campsite is about 25 km from Kamloops city centre. Carpooling is strongly recommended as parking is limited — there is no transit service to the park!
Carpooling is coordinated by attendees in our Telegram group chat, which registrants are invited to join. Kamloops Airport (YKA) is the nearest airport with connections to Vancouver (YVR) and Calgary (YYC).
This is real camping — gear up accordingly. The site has no facilities beyond what we bring.