Race Revolutions will be making all of your lodging reservations.  Please contact Mike via email at mike@racerevolutions.com to do so!  Check in at the coffee shop Friday or saturday and make checks payable to Race Revolutions.  Camp Eagle per-night pricing is below:

Tent Sites - $10

RV with hook ups - $25

Hostel-style beds - $15 per bed

Guad Room (12 beds, Hostel-style, bathroom down the hall) - $120

 

There is a $5 per person camp access fee that will need to be paid to Camp Eagle upon arrival.  This is a summer camp.  You may not arrive until noon on Friday when all of the children have left.  You will be able to check into your room after 5pm.  On Saturday, there will be an all you can eat pasta dinner from 6 pm till 8 pm.  The cost is $10 for adults and $8 for kids 12 and under.  On Sunday morning,  the camp will offer burritos, muffins, cereal bars and fruit for sale from 6am till 9:30am.  Each racer will receive a ticket for thier post race food.  You will have your choice of burger, chicken sandwich or veggie burger and chips.  Spectators can purchase the post race food as well.   

 

3pm - 8pm - Registration and Packet Pick up for the Pure Austin XTERRA Camp Eagle, powered by Pure Austin Fitness! - Camp Eagle only! No Austin area packet pick up!
8am- 8pm - Course open for pre-ride/run
1pm  Bike course pre-ride with Mellow Johnny's Team!

 

6:30am - Transition Opens
8:45 Race Briefing
9:00 Start Swimming!
11:00 – Great post-race food and awards

Transition Map (view map)

Swim Course Description - 1000 m   (view map)

Bring yourwetsuits! The Nueces River is spring fed at a few million gallons a day and the perfect temp for our August date. The swim course is made up of a few sections: First there is an out and back section (easy) and then a few surprises hit you…like a dam, for instance. Be ready for adventure on the swim unlike any other race.  

 

Mellow Johnny’s Bike Course Description - 10 Miles  (view map)

The bike course at Camp Eagle is one of the most scenic, yet challenging courses in the country.  The bike starts by plunging downhill before taking you along the shores of the beautiful, spring-fed river. Enjoy the downhill and flat river stretch because there's some climbing ahead!  The trails go up through the hill country setting ultimiately arriving at several 30-mile vistas.  After screaming through the dry creek-bed the trail drops back down towards the river and your awaiting run. 

 

Run Course Description – 4 miles  (view map)

Running here is not so hard for some reason. There is not a lot of time to think about the pain as you try to navigate all the obstacles (rocks), inclines (big hills), and water (that river again). You're gonna have wet shoes when you’re done. If you don’t, you cheated.