What is Team Action Dad?

Team Action Dad is a family-focused nonprofit that brings dads, kids, and communities together through action sports and outdoor adventure.

What is your mission?

To engage fathers in active lifestyles, promote positive family bonding, and build healthy communities through sports and events.

We are based in Bakersfield, California, with programs and events throughout Kern County and beyond.

What events do you host?

We organize family-friendly races, rides, and community days, including the Keyesville Classic, Ride n Stride California Race Series, and local trail work days.

Do you offer youth programs?

Yes. We donate bikes to kids during the holidays, host youth riding days and clinics, and support outdoor education.

Donate via our website’s Donation page. Funds support kids bike giveaways, trail tools, and community programs.

Are donations tax-deductible?

Yes. Team Action Dad is a registered nonprofit and provides receipts for all contributions.

How can my business sponsor Team Action Dad?

Email teamactiondad@gmail.com to receive our sponsorship kit with options for event banners, activation space, and media promotion.

Volunteer for events, trail work, or youth programs by contacting us at teamactiondad@gmail.com or via social media.

What is the Keyesville Classic?

The Keyesville Classic is one of California’s longest-running mountain bike events featuring cross-country, enduro, All-Mountain stage racing, and a 5K trail run near Lake Isabella, CA.

Who organizes the event?

The event is hosted by Team Action Dad, a family-focused nonprofit promoting action sports and healthy outdoor living.

When is the next event?

February 20–22, 2026 at the Keyesville Recreation Area near Lake Isabella, California.

Register online at https://replaytiming.com/register/2026-keyesville.

What are the entry fees?

XC or Enduro: $80. All-Mountain (XC + Enduro + Tech TT + DH + lunch, KRBC beverage, pro photos): $150. 5K Trail Run: $30. Event T-shirt: $25. Extra Lunch Ticket: $15 pre-order / $20 at event. Saturday Dinner: $30.

Can I register on race weekend?

Limited on-site signups are available. Online registration closes Friday night before the event.

Is camping available?

Yes—open camping begins Friday. RVs, vans, and tents are welcome. No hookups available.

Are there restrooms and water?

Portable toilets and handwash stations are provided. Please bring your own drinking water.

Yes, camping is free for racers and families. Donations to Team Action Dad are encouraged to support youth and trail programs.

What is the All-Mountain Stage Race?

A combined format with XC, Enduro, Tech Time Trial, and DH. Riders must use the same bike for all stages. Lowest total points wins.

Yes, e-bikes compete in the 30-mile XC course in their own class.

Are kids allowed to race?

Yes. Youth categories are available in XC and Enduro. Helmets are required.

Is it family friendly?

Absolutely. Bring the family and dogs (leashed). Enjoy camping, food, music, and open space.

Yes. We welcome volunteers for marshaling, timing, and logistics. Email teamactiondad@gmail.com to get involved.

🏕️ Keyesville Classic 2026 — Camping & Venue Info

The Keyesville Recreation Area offers open, first-come, first-served camping directly on site for the race weekend. Come early, pick your favorite spot, and settle in for an awesome weekend of racing, family, and good vibes.

📍 Location

Keyesville Recreation Area
Near Lake Isabella, California
(Located off Highway 178, Keyesville Road turnoff)

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🕓 Arrival & Setup

Gates open: Friday morning, February 20, 2026
Venue setup & check-in: All day Friday
Camping closes: Sunday evening after awards
All camping is first-come, first-served. No reservations.

💸 Cost & Donations

Camping is free for all racers, families, and volunteers! However, the site setup requires portable toilets, fencing, dumpsters, and cleanup crews.

We ask that you consider a voluntary camp donation of $10 – $50 to help cover those costs. Donations can be made when you register or at the Team Action Dad booth on-site.

Make a Camp Donation

🚽 Facilities

Portable toilets and hand-wash stations throughout the venue
Trash & recycling dumpsters (please pack out what you pack in)
No RV hookups or running water on site
Generators are allowed — please respect quiet hours 10 PM – 6 AM

🔥 Fires & Safety

Campfires must be in contained
Keep a water bucket or extinguisher nearby
All campers must have a valid California Campfire Permit before lighting a campfire or using a stove

Get Your Campfire Permit

Dogs are welcome — must be leashed and under control. Please keep camps tidy and respect the land. We’re guests of the Bureau of Land Management — leave no trace!

🍻 Community & Vibes

We’ll host a relaxed Saturday night dinner cooked up by Sam Ames and the Gear Grinder Grill. Plates are $30 and include dinner and a KRBC beverage.

Bring your camp chair, share stories, and celebrate another great day on the trails.

🚴 Nearby Services

Lake Isabella – 7 min: gas, groceries, motels, restaurants
Kernville – 15 min: