This is the Artwork for Sasquatch Sweet Sixteen that was created by Amy Karunavai. 
It will be on the front of all artist and volunteer festival shirts.  If you would like to order
a Sasquatch Sweet Sixteen t-shirt, muscle shirt or 'girly' T, please send a message to
info@sasquatchgathering.com and specify you desired size, style and colour (black,
purple or green).  The order is being placed Monday, July 18th.  All shirts $15.00


These photos were taken on May 28th, 2011.  Rangeton Park is a beautiful site located just North of Entwistle (toward Mayerthorpe) about 1.5 hours drive from Edmonton, depending upon how easily you can get out of town and how fast you drive.

This is the road into the Park


There's plenty of camping and parking area at the upper part of the Park


Here's the first structure that will serve as our Main Gate


The main camping area and other facilities are in the Pembina River Valley down a short,
but somewhat steep, hill



The central field


When we visited a volunteer crew and some very skillful wood workers were adding
an extension onto the already massive and beautiful stage



This open air cook shack will provide shelter from the sun (or anything else
coming out of the sky) and serve as the location for the Saturday afternoon Potluck





There is plenty of camping space and room for frisbee throwing and cartwheeling


There are two enclosed cook shacks




This is the inside of the other cook shack located closer to the River


There are permanent outhouse structures throughout the Park



McBain heartily approves of the new Rangeton Park site for Sasquatch !

There will be plenty of high quality firewood


and there's even a water pump


But, you'll need to boil the water if you want to drink it
(best to bring your own drinking water)


Rangeton Park is run by a non-profit organization and relies upon volunteer for its upkeep
 
They are very friendly people and we are grateful for the welcome that they have extended



There are swings

and a playground


Here's the trail to the River (looking up from the River)



and the Pembina River !


we're told that by late-July the River will have gone down quite a bit and there should be
a large shoal in middle and some wonderful sandy beaches on the banks - Oh Hut !
Thanks to Tim Folkmann and Michael Hutchinson for coming out for the visit !