The RMC will be held at Brown Bottle Farm in Mulino, Oregon.
Brown Bottle Farm is located just a short drive away from Portland and Salem, making your trip a breeze. Below are the best options for arriving.
Brown Bottle Farm is a 20–40 minute drive from central Portland, depending on traffic. The farm address is easy to find via GPS and cel phone service is accessible during the entire drive for most plans.
Parking Passes are included with multi-day tickets. Day Pass holder need to purchase a Parking Pass separately. All attendees receive access to an online RMC rideshare board.
The Portland International Airport (PDX) is approximately 30 miles north of Mulino and is the best option for most people traveling by plane. From there you can rent a car or use Uber or Lyft to find a driver to take you to the farm.
Portland is a stop for several Amtrak and Greyhound lines. Both stations are located in downtown Portland where you can rent a car, or hire an Uber or Lyft driver to get you to the farm.
Mulino is a fairly straight shot down highway 213 from the city of Clackamas. Some areas of the road are not well marked for bicyclists, while other areas have limited shoulder space. Safety-conscious daytime riders are advised to be cautious on this route.
Space for tent camping is included with all multi-day passes for the nights relevant to their attendance dates. The camping area is in a multi-acre field that offers ample room for space between tents, with shaded areas being limited. Attendees planning to clean-up on the Monday immediately following the RMC can camp on-site on the event’s Sunday night for free.
A limited number of car camping spaces are available on site for an additional fee. Car Camping Passes should be purchased when you register as they will likely be sold out by the time of the RMC.
For those wishing to stay off-site, The Stagecoach Inn in Molalla is approximately 15 minutes away. Private accommodations are also available on Airbnb.com. There are no suggested public camping areas close to Brown Bottle Farm.
Check back later in 2026 for the full menu from The Spitz, the RMC's central eatery. Expect healthy, farm-fresh dishes that cater to a variety of dietary preferences and restrictions. Food and drinks can be purchased with cash or credit/debit card.
Hot coffee will be for sale in the mornings. Cold drinks will sold throughout the day. Multiple water bottle filling stations are on site.
A variety of snacks will be available for purchase throughout the weekend at the Hyphal Tip.
Designated cooking areas are available. for campers with their own propane cook stove.
We are excited and honored to bring the RMC back to Brown Bottle Farm (BBF) for 2026. The same site as the 2018, 2022, and 2024 Convergences, this location has proven to be the most ideal location of any of our gatherings to date – thanks to its wonderful caretakers, semi-forested setting, diverse workshop spaces, and all-around awesome vibe. We look forward to strengthening our relationship with the land, its fungi, and the community that has come to know its many offerings.
BBF is located in the small farming community of Mulino, Oregon, approximately 25 miles south of Portland. A diversified and certified naturally grown vegetable and mushroom farm, BBF is entering its tenth season to provide non-GMO, open pollinated, and heirloom produce, mushrooms, and herbs to farmer’s markets and restaurants in the surrounding area. The farm’s steward has over 12 years of experience in herbalism, farming, and mycology and tends the land’s 40 acres.
BBF is rural and workshops take place outdoors or in rustic spaces – settings that emphasize the natural beauty that fungi offer. Some areas are wheelchair accessible, but the grounds are mostly unpaved and gently sloping. Most spaces are outdoors and spaced several hundred yards apart, though most are close together and either indoors or shaded.
Weather-wise, we've always had perfect late summer / early fall weather at the RMC. But as the end of September leans toward the start of the rainy season in Oregon, we suggest all attendees prepare for the chance of cooler temps and chance of sprinkling or rain.
Please note that Brown Bottle Farm requests that no outside pets come on site with attendees. If you have a registered service animal that you must bring with you, please contact us prior to registering to discuss your needs. Thank you for your understanding.
The Radical Mycology Convergence is a drug-, personal fire-, firearm-, and firework-free event. Alcohol will be served on site to attendees aged 21 and over (with valid identification). We ask that people drink responsibly and to keep the drinking family friendly and appropriate. Cigarette smoking is allowed in designated smoking areas only. Anyone deemed by RMC staff to be overly intoxicated, in possession of firearms or fireworks, or at risk of impacting the success of the RMC due to substance use may be asked to leave without a refund.
To create a healthy environment for learning and building a welcoming community at the Radical Mycology Convergence, behavior that demeans, marginalizes, or threatens people because of personal characteristics that harm no one (e.g. age, gender, ethnicity, religion, mental health status, race, culture, sexual orientation, general appearance, income level, living situation, experience in social or mycological work, or being a parent or a child) will not be tolerated. Anyone deemed by RMC staff to be intentionally breaking this code of respectful conduct may be asked to leave without a refund.
As the topics covered at the RMC can challenge common assumptions about mycology, some attendees may disagree with a presenter’s opinion or lecture. In such cases, we encourage consensual and respectful discussion between the parties. If the discussion is likely to be lengthy, we ask that it be held after the presentation ends, so that other attendees can learn from the presenter. Presenters are not required to engage in debate or discussion about their presentation. Attendees non-consensually confronting or engaging in debate with any attendee, presenter, or staff member may be asked to leave.
The opinions of presenters and performers do not necessarily reflect those of the RMC or its staff. RMC staff will not provide mediation for disagreements. If an attendee is unsatisfied with the information or opinions provided by a presenter, we welcome feedback here or at the feedback station at the Hyphal Tip.
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