Event Cancelled
TLDR: We take the weekend of November 2nd and wheel on the cheap ($50!) at BVORR near College Station, a relatively short drive (1 ¾ hours) east of Austin. Camp Friday and Saturday night at Lake Bryan, only a 15 minute drive from BVORR.
Wheelin': Brazos Valley Off-Road Ranch has something for everyone. I've exchanged emails with Steve, the proprietor and he has agreed to open the property on Saturday the 2nd of November. You can just come for the wheelin’ on Saturday or you can make a weekend of it and camp Friday and/or Saturday night at Lake Bryan.
Pricing: The gate fee minimum is $200. As long as we have at least eight rigs the entry fee will be not more than $25 each. In addition we have to hire a guide for $25/hr. One guide can do up to 10 rigs. If we have 8-10 or 16-20 rigs for eight hours that would be not more than $50 per person total, guide(s) included.
Accommodations: Camping is available at Lake Bryan which is a 15 minute drive north of BVORR. Come early on Friday to rent a kayak or paddleboard and do park/water stuff like fishing and mountain biking. It’s only $10 per night for a tent campsite. My out-of-pocket is $20 (three people, one tent, one vehicle). I'm reserved for Friday and Saturday (leaving Sunday) at site 2. If you're booking for two nights make sure the price is double; my start date was the 1st and end date was the 3rd. There are fire rings at the campsite so bring wood to burn! When picking a site keep in mind that the restaurant/bar will have live music until midnight both nights. If it's hot bring that canopy and battery powered fan!
Food: Cadillac Ranch Bar&Grill is on-site at the Lake. BBQ on yours or a park grill at your campsite. Also, there look to be some good options in College Station for post-wheelin’ eats.
Swag: We're light on stickers, t-shirts and O’Reilly’s sponsored “truck nutz” but heavy on good times and good memories.
You know you regret missing CTAS the other 22 years. This time it's on!
Reserved:
1. Derek aka Phat1842Many
2. Dean aka Waingro
3...
TLDR: We take the weekend of November 2nd and wheel on the cheap ($50!) at BVORR near College Station, a relatively short drive (1 ¾ hours) east of Austin. Camp Friday and Saturday night at Lake Bryan, only a 15 minute drive from BVORR.
Wheelin': Brazos Valley Off-Road Ranch has something for everyone. I've exchanged emails with Steve, the proprietor and he has agreed to open the property on Saturday the 2nd of November. You can just come for the wheelin’ on Saturday or you can make a weekend of it and camp Friday and/or Saturday night at Lake Bryan.
Pricing: The gate fee minimum is $200. As long as we have at least eight rigs the entry fee will be not more than $25 each. In addition we have to hire a guide for $25/hr. One guide can do up to 10 rigs. If we have 8-10 or 16-20 rigs for eight hours that would be not more than $50 per person total, guide(s) included.
Accommodations: Camping is available at Lake Bryan which is a 15 minute drive north of BVORR. Come early on Friday to rent a kayak or paddleboard and do park/water stuff like fishing and mountain biking. It’s only $10 per night for a tent campsite. My out-of-pocket is $20 (three people, one tent, one vehicle). I'm reserved for Friday and Saturday (leaving Sunday) at site 2. If you're booking for two nights make sure the price is double; my start date was the 1st and end date was the 3rd. There are fire rings at the campsite so bring wood to burn! When picking a site keep in mind that the restaurant/bar will have live music until midnight both nights. If it's hot bring that canopy and battery powered fan!
Food: Cadillac Ranch Bar&Grill is on-site at the Lake. BBQ on yours or a park grill at your campsite. Also, there look to be some good options in College Station for post-wheelin’ eats.
Swag: We're light on stickers, t-shirts and O’Reilly’s sponsored “truck nutz” but heavy on good times and good memories.
You know you regret missing CTAS the other 22 years. This time it's on!
Reserved:
1. Derek aka Phat1842Many
2. Dean aka Waingro
3...
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