
What is Family DIRT?
Come experience Family DIRT Hume’s off-road event for the whole family. Bring your toys, RVs, and family members, to the Mojave Desert south of Ridgecrest for an unforgettable weekend of amazing riding, fantastic food, a challenging speaker, prizes, and giveaways. Our camping/riding area has something for everyone, with a wide variety of terrain for all ages and skill levels.
Q. Do I need to bring my own RV/sleeping accommodations?
Yes. You are responsible to provide your own housing.
Q. Do I need to reserve a RV spot?
You do need to register for the event, but there are no designated spots. Just come out and pick a spot near our meeting and kitchen area.
Q. Will there be RV hook-ups?
No. We’ll be dry camping in the desert.
Q. Will there be port-a-potties?
Yep.
Q. Can I rough it in a tent?
Yes, but it can get cold and very windy. If the wind kicks up, it could blow your tent over!
Q. Do I need to bring my own ride?
Yes, we will not be providing any vehicles to use or rent.
Q. Is this open to all forms of off-road vehicles?
Yes, bring whatever you’ve got. It’s for motorcycles, quads, buggies, 4x4s.
Q. Does my ride need to be registered?
Yes, all vehicles must be registered with a current green or red OHV sticker and all quad must have flags.
Q. What happens if my vehicle breaks?
You are responsible to repair your own vehicles. Be prepared and bring tools (or a friend that has tools.)
Q. What happens if I get hurt?
You are responsible for all risk and liability while you are riding. We suggest riding with a cell phone to be able to dial 911 in case of a medical emergency.
2020 Family DIRT
November 6-8, 2020
Please note: deposits are non-refundable and non-transferable
F.A.Q.s
Q. Do I need to bring my own RV/sleeping accommodations?
Yes. You are responsible to provide your own housing.
Q. Do I need to reserve a RV spot?
You do need to register for the event, but there are no designated spots. Just come out and pick a spot near our meeting and kitchen area.
Q. Will there be RV hook-ups?
No. We’ll be dry camping in the desert.
Q. Will there be port-a-potties?
Yep.
Q. Can I rough it in a tent?
Yes, but it can get cold and very windy. If the wind kicks up, it could blow your tent over!
Q. Do I need to bring my own ride?
Yes, we will not be providing any vehicles to use or rent.
Q. Is this open to all forms of off-road vehicles?
Yes, bring whatever you’ve got. It’s for motorcycles, quads, buggies, 4x4s.
Q. Does my ride need to be registered?
Yes, all vehicles must be registered with a current green or red OHV sticker and all quad must have flags.
Q. What happens if my vehicle breaks?
You are responsible to repair your own vehicles. Be prepared and bring tools (or a friend that has tools.)
Q. What happens if I get hurt?
You are responsible for all risk and liability while you are riding. We suggest riding with a cell phone to be able to dial 911 in case of a medical emergency.
Speaker
Chuck Bosman
Speaker
Chuck has returned to Hume Lake as the Director of Strategic Initiatives. Previously, he was at Hume Lake for 25 years and spent 9 years as the Adult and Family Ministries Director. He met his bride there and they have 3 crazy teenage boys. Chuck has a passion for sharing Christ and for outdoor adventures. In 2013 he, and a handful of Hume staff, brought these two passions together to launch the first DIRT event to bring adventure, food, and the gospel to men in the desert.
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Questions?
Please contact Jason Andrews // Adult Ministries Director
jandrews@hume.org // (559) 305-7784
Please contact Jason Andrews
Adult Ministries Director
jandrews@hume.org // (559) 305-7784
Please contact
Jason Andrews
Adult Ministries Director
jandrews@hume.org
(559) 305-7784
Chuck Bosman
Speaker
Chuck has returned to Hume Lake as the Director of Strategic Initiatives. Previously, he was at Hume Lake for 25 years and spent 9 years as the Adult and Family Ministries Director. He met his bride there and they have 3 crazy teenage boys. Chuck has a passion for sharing Christ and for outdoor adventures. In 2013 he, and a handful of Hume staff, brought these two passions together to launch the first DIRT event to bring adventure, food and the gospel to men in the desert.
Chuck Bomar
Speaker
In 2008 Chuck moved to Portland, OR. where he planted Colossae Church. In addition to pastoring, Chuck leads the Contextual Leadership track for the Masters of Applied Theology and Doctorate of Ministry programs at Multnomah Seminary, serves as a consultant and speaks frequently. He is also the author of several small group resources as well as, over nine books. No matter where his work may take him Chuck’s unrivaled, favorite place to be is home with his three girls and wife Barbara.
Deposit and cancellation policy – ADult/Family Retreats
Join us for an amazing
Summer at Hume
We’ve opened our lodges and cabins to families and couples! Come up the mountain to worship, hear the Word, and spend time playing together in God’s creation. It’s the best place to be this summer!
Missing camp? Try our
Virtual Camp
We’re bringing Hume to you! With chapels hosted by our Camp Directors, you’ll get to participate in worship, play “virtual Rec” games, watch theme videos, and hear from Hume speakers. You don’t want to miss this!
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Volunteer
As you know, things are a bit different at Hume this summer. The good news? The Lord has made it possible for us to shine His light in some wonderful ways, and we really need your help to make it happen!
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