
Master Wagon Master Ole Mickeee has announced the
Northeast Truck Campers Jamborees for 2026.
Why should we attend a Jamboree?
Jamborees are social and educational events
designed to bring together truck campers from
New England, neighboring states, and Canada.

The Jamborees offer an inclusive environment, welcoming participants with varying levels of expertise — from novices to veterans and everyone in between. Whether you are new to truck camping or have years of experience, you will find activities and discussions suited to your interests
and skill level.
Social Activities
Participants can look forward to a myriad of
social activities, including:
• Group meals and cookouts
• Campfire gatherings
• Outdoor games and sports
• Guided nature walks and hikes
Educational Sessions
The Jamborees also feature educational sessions that cover a wide range of topics relevant to truck camping.
Networking Opportunities
One key benefit of the Jamborees is the opportunity to network with fellow truck campers. Attendees can share experiences, exchange tips, and build lasting friendships.
At jamborees, friendships are renewed,
and new ones are made.
Where truck camping is promoted,
and stories of travel experiences
are shared and exchanged over coffee,
hot chocolate with marshmallows,
and a hot dog around a campfire.
You might even learn about places to
add to your family’s bucket list.

May
Saturday, 16th
Thou
Tuesday, 19th
Winter Island Campground
50 Winter Island Road
Salem, MA
DO NOT contact the Campground
to make your Reservation!
They are closed for the season.
Mikeee will reserve and pay in advance for
all of the NETC sites.
Thus, he will be collecting all campground site fees.
Campsite: $50 per night
Registration: $35 per person
Pavilion rental is $30 per TC.
You do not need to reserve a site for all four (4) nights,
just the nights you are attending.
Due to the popularity of this Jamboree and the number of available sites,
A $50 deposit is required at the time of Reservation.
The cancellation fee is a one (1) night deposit seven (7) days before arrival.
NO exceptions, please.
You may send your deposit or the total amount any time after April 1, 2026.
Make Checks/Money Orders payable and mailed to:
Michael Tassinari
15 Stevens Street
Peabody MA. 01960.
Available sites
Water View sites are on the side of the hangar, looking out towards the Light House.
Sites 1, 2, 3, 4 & 5 have a 30-amp service.
Site 1A: has a 20-amp service
These six (6) sites can be reserved during the reservation period stated above.
Water View sites just before the storage hangar.
Sites 10 & 10A are also available for Reservation.
Waterfront sites to the left of the Boat Ramp.
Sites 12, 13, 14, & 15 are not available until the start of our Jamboree.
RV Field: We may be doubling up on the 12 available sites –
Each will have 20-amp services and water.
These sites will be assigned upon arrival.

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***Avoid GPS directions that take you left on Winter Island Road (Dead End).
Bear right and continue to the Campground.***
If you decide to attend, would you kindly drop Mikeee an email
at mikeee@truckcamping.net
The following two events are gatherings only.
Unlike Jamborees, the chuck wagon will not be
making the journey.
These are dry camping events (AKA boondocking).
This is just a gathering of friends, and
probably with a potluck supper.
July
Friday, 17th
Thou
Sunday, 19th
Annual Pioneer Steam & Gas
Engine Society Gathering
Saegertown, PA
This is a completely dry-camping event.
Approximately $30 for 2 nights of camping,
plus the cost of entering the show itself.
We will be boondocking at a private residence field in Cochranton, PA.
The following day, we will drive 15 miles to
Saegetown, PA, and boondock at the fairgrounds.
Sunday, we will head back to Cochranton for a
Sunday night potluck supper.
DO NOT contact the Campground
to make your Reservation!
If you decide to attend, would you kindly drop Mikeee an email at
mikeee@truckcamping.net
August 2026
Thursday, 13
After 11:00 am
Thou
Sunday, 16th
Beach State Beach Reservation Gathering
20 Scusset Beach Road
Sagamore, MA
This is a completely dry-camping event.
However, water and a dump station are available.
NETC has arranged the use of the pavilion and the Safari field.
Out-of-state TCers are welcome and will not have to pay the additional fee. When you arrive, give them your name, and
they will provide you with a tag to enter the campground.
DO NOT contact the Campground
to make your Reservation!
Mikeee will reserve and pay in advance for
all of the NETC sites.
Thus, he will be collecting all campground site fees.
If you plan on attending this Jamboree,
please email Mickeee at mikeee@truckcamping.net
to join us. Upon arrival at the reservation office,
provide your name, and you will be issued a tag for
entering the State Park.
September 2026
Wednesday, 9th
Thou
Sunday, 13th
Woodland Acres Campground
33 Woodland Acres Drive
Brownfield, ME
DO NOT contact the Campground
to make your Reservation!
Mikeee will reserve and pay in advance for
all of the NETC sites.
Thus, he will be collecting all campground site fees.
If you decide to attend, would you kindly drop Mikeee an email at
mikeee@truckcamping.net
Additional information will be available in December.
Sites
Water & Electric – $65 Water, Electric & Sewer – $67
Cabin rental – $137 RV rental – & $127
October 2026
Wednesday, 14th
Thou
Sunday, 18th
Timberland Campground
809 US-2
Shelburne, NH
DO NOT contact the Campground
to make your Reservation!
Mikeee will reserve and pay in advance for
all of the NETC sites.
Thus, he will be collecting all campground site fees.
Sites
Water & Electric – $40 Water, Electric & Sewer – $50
If you decide to attend, would you kindly drop
Mikeee an email at
mikeee@truckcamping.net
