Camp Whistler is essentially a shared ski/bike house for evo employees, industry partners, friends, family, and a couple lucky locals! Being a world class resort, we all know that Whistler Blackcomb is also sporting world class resort prices for lodging. Don’t let that get you down because we’ve got your back!
As some of you know, i spent the last winter living Full-time’ish in Whistler. I’ve since moved back to the 2-0-6 and have been working diligently alongside Team Strikeforce and my friends @ evo in an effort to drive the company towards world domination. Whereas my love for powder, poutine, international friends (Frenchies, Aussies), black bears and amazing times in Whistler have just begun, i am also very excited about my pathway at evo in Seattle. WHAT IS ONE TO DO???!!! That is what i’ve been asking myself. If you know me and my unrivaled ambition and quixotic ways than it probably comes as no surprise to hear that i’m going to pursue both.
This season we’ve scored a place with approximately 10 beds. Half will be occupied by some permanent residents and the other half will be rented out on a nightly basis to friends. It’s definitely called Camp Whistler for a reason. It’s’s not the Hilton, but if you ask me, it is perfect! The pictures don’t begin to serve it justice. There are definitely some plans in the works, from furniture replacement, bathroom addition, interior paint, decor/art/photography, small workstation for you remote workers and more! It’s 3 floors of Whistlery-Goodness! On the first floor you’ll find a kitchen, ski storage/mudroom, living room, a porch and soon a half bath and W/D. As you mosey your way on up the rod-iron spiral staircase you’ll find yourself on the 2nd floor. There you will find 1 small double occupancy bunk room, the 2nd floor living room, the master bedroom, full bathroom, and the 2nd floor balcony. Next you will venture up a ladder to the charming 3rd floor sleeping porch. Aside from the quad-occupancy bunk setup, you’ll notice the spacious closet/small person room, and the ceiling bunk (you will see soon enough!).
This is all i’ve got for now, more to come!!
We can now call Whistler home!
