Fourth Annual
September 11-14 2026
Padre Island National Seashore
Join Calvary Overland and hundreds of outdoor enthusiasts. They are experts in conservation, community, and stewardship as we work together to preserve one of America’s most unique coastlines.
more than a cleanup
At Calvary Overland, we believe adventure comes with responsibility.
Every year we gather to enjoy the beauty of the Padre Island and experience the rich history that made the place that gives us so much. Together we’ll spend the weekend camping, exploring, sharing campfires, and making a list of the places we found for one of Texas most remote coastlines.
BECAUSE STEWARDSHIP IS
PART OF THE ADVENTURE.
What to expect
Primitive Beach Camping
Explore the world's longest undeveloped barrier reef
Conservation Mission
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Photography & Media
community campfires
Family Friendly
Our Mission
15 miles. 15,000 pounds.
mission objective
Conduct a coordinated conservation operation across approrimately 15 miles of Padre Island National Seashore from September 11-14, 2026. removing an estimated 15,000 pounds of marine debris while fostering responsible recreation and building community among outdoor enthuslasts.
Partner
with the mission
Your Brand Can Help Protect
One of Texas' Greatest Treasures
PINS Camp & Conservation is more than a beach cleanup. It's a movement that brings together outdoor enthusiasts, families, and responsible recreation advocates to preserve Padre Island National Seashore for future generations.
Your partnership helps provide the equipment, supplies, logistics, and resources that empower hundreds of volunteers to remove thousands of pounds of marine debris from one of America's most unique coastlines.
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Along the way, your brand becomes part of a story that demonstrates stewardship, community, and a commitment to protecting the wild places we all love.
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Join a growing network of businesses that believe adventure comes with responsibility.
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Together, we can leave it better than we found it.
Wildlife
Padre Island National Seashore is the most important nesting location in the U.S. for the Kemp's ridley, the most endangered sea turtle in the world. It's also not uncommon to see coyotes, dolphins, and deer while traveling the island!
Garbage
See trash on the beach? Nine out of ten times, that trash originated offshore, and the currents brought it to the island. Padre Island has lots of beach cleanups, but struggles reaching the areas that require 4 wheel drive. That's where we come in!
Camping
Primitive camping is permitted on the entire 60 miles of beach. That is an overlanders paradise! There are no facilities or resources after entering the park, so bringing adequate provisions, fuel, & water for the 150 mile out & back is paramount.
4 Wheel Drive
The first 25 miles is accessible by a 2 wheel drive vehicle. As you make your way farther down, the tides & weather can change the terrain within a couple hours. 4 wheel drive is needed to explore the entire island.