Woodward West has announced that they are closing down camp.

Here’s some news we did not expect to see today. Woodward West have announced that they will be closing their doors in this post after 25 years. This was a decision made to help ensure they can continue to keep Woodward in Pennsylvania rolling. We don’t know what this means for the other Woodward locations like Tahoe, Park City, Copper, Eldora or Mt. Bachelor that focus more on the snow side of things, but it’s definitely interesting since Woodward West always seemed to be a popular destination. It will also be interesting to see where things go in the future with the changing economy and everything going on since we would imagine that was a key factor in making a decision like this.

Season 2 of the Woodward BMX show has arrived!

The second season of the Woodward BMX show has arrived! Once again, they’ve pulled together the young guns from season one and dropped them at Woodward West to take on a whole new set of challenges. Hit play and take a look at what they got into to kick things off!

“In the first episode of Season 2, the crew from last season trade the East Coast for the sun-soaked West as they travel to Woodward West in Tehachapi, CA. Amidst the Californian vibes, unexpected twists await, and alliances will be tested. Expect the unexpected and gear up for an action-packed Season 2 of the Camp Woodward BMX show.

About Season 2:
Our six riders from last season are back for another season and heading to Woodward West for another week unlike any other. Riders still battle to gain points for their respective teams, but are riding and stacking clips all-week.

About The Cast:

Mia Custer
Straight out of South Jersey, Mia is one of the top-ranked BMX racers in the US in her age group. A level of bike control beyond her years shines through in every facet of her riding and has translated into shredding trails and ramps. Mia’s relentlessly upbeat attitude and perseverance are a tremendous asset to #TeamBestwick and set an incredible example for young BMX riders across the board.

Marshall Gehrke
The term ‘well-rounded’ doesn’t begin to scratch the surface of Marshall Gehrke’s athletic ability. Marshall started as a BMX racer in Antioch, IL, at four years old and rapidly rose through the ranks, winning multiple National Championships. Taking a break from the track, he’s since switched focus to destroying the ramps and trails at home and camp.

Kevin Robinson Jr.
The first-born son of one of the greatest BMX vert riders in the sport, Kevin has the spirit of BMX running deep through his veins. Back home in Barrington, RI, Kevin began riding skateparks as soon as the training wheels came off. Primarily focused on riding ramps, Kevin conquers terrifying maneuvers with ease and keeps his teammates on their toes.

Keir Sirlin
The youngest member of our cast, Keir, is a powerhouse on a BMX bike. From Salt Lake City to skateparks all over the country, Keir pushes herself each time she puts her feet on the pedals. As a result, she’s become a regular fixture on the women’s contest circuit. Keir has an undoubtedly bright future in BMX.

Tyler Lamb
A lifetime of motocross racing has shaped Tyler into a BMX rider with unmatched versatility. Hailing from Melbourne, FL, Tyler is equally at home riding a set of trails, huge ramps, or a large set of stairs. Honing his skills regularly at the famed Grapefruit Trails near his home, Tyler knows his way around a BMX bike in any situation.

Jake Rutkowitz
A love of the sport seems inevitable when your dad is a lifelong BMX rider. Jake has been riding since his earliest years in Palmerton, PA, and it’s evident in his unbelievable ability on a bike. With a style and skillset reminiscent of legends like Mike Aitken and Chase Hawk, Jake brings a lot to the table for Team Nyquist.” – Woodward West