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[Von Hayek]

Hmm. I need one of those. Is there potable water at Rausch Creek?

 

[Blue77FJ40]

No, you'll need to bring your own.

 

[ordoman]

Camping at RC to save a few bucks is fine, did it this past weekend and froze my a$$ off in the rain & snow. That won't be a problem in July.

Just a bit more info about TG.

It is new to us, we aren't sure how it will work out, certainly better than Echo Valley.

The group camping area is well removed from the main part of the camp. Probably just a few campers (also primitive) within a a hundred yards or so. The main part of the camp is a good hike from where we will be.

There are new clean showers/facilities nearby. No electric.

Pretty sure the cabins are all gone, there are other alternatives if you don't want to go primitive.

Registration is up (has been for a week or 2).

CMCC 2011 Registration

The registration form is also new, please let me know if you have any problems with it.

 

[plfj40]

why you all camping at RC?

 

[Jakes40]

$30 a night compared to $0.
Makes the trip more affordable.

Chris

 

[woytovich]

primitive camping at the campground is $10 per adult per night... includes hot showers, real toilets, restaurant on site for b'fast, pool, curly slide...

 

[plfj40]

$10 is cheaper than Judies concentration camp.

 

[76FJ40]

$10 is cheaper than Judies concentration camp.

I thought Judy gave you her "special" rate with benefits.

 

[plfj40]

I thought Judy gave you her "special" rate with benefits.

no, it was Mr. judy

 

[bkfj40]

why you all camping at RC?

I am trying to stay away from the polish contingency....

 

[woytovich]

I am trying to stay away from the polish contingency....

Then you should probably be at the campground...

 

[Jakes40]

There website said $30 at $10 I may have to change to TG. We'll see what the rest of the guys say.

Chris

 

[woytovich]

From the CMCC application:

"Primitive Camping at Twin Grove Campground $10 per night for Adults,
$5 per night for Children under 13"