Portland-based Camp Yoshi sets sights on expansion

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Rashad Frazier's Camp Yoshi, launched in fall 2020, aims to provide a comfortable outdoor space for people of color, focusing on inclusivity and adventure. The brand has expanded its offerings significantly, including day trips and international excursions, with prices ranging from $100 to $8,000. Frazier, leveraging his culinary background, prepares meals for retreats, enhancing the overall experience. The "Trips to Nowhere" series features themed excursions, while future trips are planned for destinations like Japan and Brazil. Frazier reports a diverse clientele, with travelers from various professional fields seeking respite from their busy lives.

He envisions replicating Camp Yoshi's model in cities like Chicago and Washington, D. C. This expansion aligns with his mission of fostering community and connection among adventurers. The growing popularity of Camp Yoshi reflects a broader trend towards inclusive outdoor experiences.

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