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    Texas-based quality western wear

  • Lone Star Beer

    The national beer of Texas

  • Topo Chico

    Texas' favorite mineral water

  • Jack Daniels Hard Tea

    A new take on a southern staple

  • Jarritos

    The official drink of tacos

  • Still Austin Whiskey

    The spirit of Texas

  • Snake River Farms

    Pioneers in American Wagyu

2024 pitmasters

Get fired up for bbq bites from

  • Kris Manning

    Originally opened for business in 1983,Smokey Joe's Barbecue adopted a new BBQ approach when Kris Manning took over the reins from his father in 2014. Since then, the establishment has been a staple in Dallas and has been named a Texas Monthly Top 50 BBQ Joint along with honors from D Magazine as a top 50 restaurant. The hometown hero offers classic dishes and sides we all know and love. You can visit Kris and his team at his location off I-35.

    Smokey Joes Barbecue
  • Patrick Feges

    From whole hog to classic smoked brisket, Patrick puts his heart & soul into every dish. Feges BBQ opened in 2018 and has since then opened a 2nd location in 2021. In 2021 the Houston restaurant was crowned as a Texas Monthly Top 50 BBQ Joint and has received honors from Thrillist and Garden & Gun.

    Feges BBQ
  • KAREEM EL-GHAYESH

    Leaving behind a corporate finance career in Cairo, KG moved to Austin, Texas in 2016 to follow his passion for BBQ and smoking meats. After graduating from culinary school and learning from the best pit masters in Austin, KG is here to bring the flavors of Egypt and the Middle East to our beloved Texas BBQ. Fast forward to the present, KG BBQ has been named a Texas Monthly Top 25 New & Improved BBQ Joint. The financier turned pitmaster recently made his TV debut on Netflix's BBQ Showdown where he won over America’s hearts as the “two stepping Egyptian Cowboy”. You can visit KG BBQ in Austin, TX which is next to Oddwood Brewing.

    KG BBQ
  • Chef Yia Vang

    One of seven siblings, Chef Yia Vang was born in a Thai refugee camp where he lived until his family resettled in central Wisconsin. A trained chef who started his career working as a dishwasher, Yia uses food to tell a story and believes that every dish has a narrative. Through sourcing what’s in season and combining local traditions with those from his family and cultural traditions, Yia brings Hmong flavors to American palates and invites people to change how they think about food by considering the influences in each bite. Make it a destination trip and visit Chef at his Minnesota restaurants Union Hwong Kitchen or his new concept Vinai that’s slated to open later this year.

    Chef Yia Vang

Camp activities

20+ brands & market goods

  • Agua Sol

  • Ball and Buck

  • BirdDog

  • Cenzo's Pizza

  • Devos Outdoor

  • Grizzly Blocks

  • Jack Daniels Hard Tea

  • Jarritos

  • Lone Star Beer

  • ModTub

  • Norman Roscoe

  • Oak Cliff Brewing

  • Oak Cliff Cultivators

  • Sendero Provisions

  • Snake River Farms

  • Snaps Clothing

  • Still Austin Whiskey

  • Tecovas

  • Texas Standard

  • The Treasure Peddler

  • Topo Chico

  • Turtlebox Audio

  • Volcon

  • Westero

  • Yeti

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