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Post by TashGaia on Nov 12, 2008 14:22:54 GMT -5
So it sounds like the folks from CA would like to see about having a non-denominational (can't think of a better term...) horse camping get-together. I heard folks throw out ideas like TDR and somewhere on the CA-OR border.
Ideas folks? The other thread got side tracked, so here is a fresh start... kinda... whatever...
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Post by TashGaia on Nov 12, 2008 14:26:35 GMT -5
Oh, one other request... I will check the "other" boards and see when they are having their camp out. It would sure be nice if this campout... if it happens... was on a different date then theirs so that the folks that wanted to attend both could do so. Oh, and I believe SOS is going to be having a camp out too, but that is still being discussed.
CBER Campout: July 18-20
SOS Campout: Date Coming
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Post by paintedlady on Nov 12, 2008 14:29:41 GMT -5
Thanks Tash !! I spoke with Amy Jo at TDR and she said definately we could have it there . So far she is only booked June 19-20-21 2009 for the Spanish Mustang registry. We had a great time last year. Beautiful place !! ;D
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Post by jenm on Nov 12, 2008 15:29:03 GMT -5
Would love to go to TDR!
Paintedlady, you WILL meet SP next year!
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Post by paintedlady on Nov 12, 2008 15:36:43 GMT -5
Would love to go to TDR! Paintedlady, you WILL meet SP next year! Jenm thats what I was hoping for. I want my picture with SP oh and you and Miss Jamaca ;D |
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Post by pnp4kidz on Nov 12, 2008 17:12:35 GMT -5
I'd love to go to TDR again! we had a blast... relaxing and fun all rolled up into one!
but willing to look at other spots too...
we also went to Pt Reyes this year and had a blast.... rides in the woods, to town (great B& B that has a tie rail and great breakfast), and to the ocean too...
some single track trails but lots of fire roads... some in big fields with cows and can go to the visitors center and see the Morgan Ranch...
anyway, let's pick a date!
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Post by beckybee on Nov 12, 2008 17:49:19 GMT -5
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Post by pnp4kidz on Nov 12, 2008 17:55:53 GMT -5
I think the 'anti-CBER' newcomer kinda hijacked it...
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Post by TashGaia on Nov 12, 2008 18:47:01 GMT -5
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Post by frr2 on Nov 12, 2008 19:19:50 GMT -5
I heard that my *horse* had a great time at Tired Dog last year  I didn't get to go. |
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Post by pnp4kidz on Nov 12, 2008 19:20:53 GMT -5
well.... whose fault was that???
hehe...
you gotta comit... and make er happen!!!
yep, Mustachio had a blast!
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Post by paintedlady on Nov 12, 2008 19:24:44 GMT -5
I heard that my *horse* had a great time at Tired Dog last year I didn't get to go. Yes he did !! Ive got a picture of Mustachio and my appy comparing notes. He is a sweet horse and very pretty too ;D |
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Post by icehorse on Nov 12, 2008 20:20:12 GMT -5
hey, thanks for the link, I looked it up and this is probably the closest one to me.
MARBLE MOUNTAINS 227,000 ACRES
hese first trail-heads can be accessed thru Scott Valley. To reach Scott Valley from I-5:
Heading South: Take the last Yreka exit, marked Hwy. 3, Ft. Jones & Weaverville.
Follow Hwy. 3 over the mountain and down into Scott Valley. The first town you will come to is Ft. Jones (which is only a couple blocks long). There is a gas station, grocery store, hardware store, Ranger office, and a few good restaurants in Ft. Jones. There is also a small motel, and a couple nice B & B's.
Can also contact me (rgroves@sisqtel.net) if you need a place to stay for your horses/mules.
Lover's Camp Trail Head:
You can reach this trailhead by following Scott River Road out of Ft. Jones for about 15 miles. Watch for the sign to "Indian Scotty", which is a Forest Service Camp-ground right at the bottom of the road going into the Trail Head. The TH is about 9 miles up the road.
It's paved all the way up, but is only one lane - so be alert as there are logging trucks which also use this road. Lover's Camp TH is a developed TH with camping facilities including free public corrals, water, nice out-houses which are handicapped accessible, hitch rails and loading ramp. There are separate parking/camping areas for hikers and stock users. There are also a couple commercial packer stations set up just before reaching the public TH areas.
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Post by barbpurple on Nov 12, 2008 22:48:42 GMT -5
that cool about the places close to us cally folks.. i am all for a fun filled time camping.. I do NOT want to start any bricking wars...and i do have to say that i am sorry that people had to say negs words about anyone or any group..
back to the matter where is the campout for all of us wanting to attend and can attend..to BE?
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Post by TashGaia on Nov 13, 2008 0:24:05 GMT -5
I could attend at TDR, but frankly I don't see myself driving all the way to Cali!  |
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Post by barbpurple on Nov 13, 2008 0:41:06 GMT -5
well i know that was on long drive for me when i came up two years ago 14 hr driving!! with that said it can be done in the other direction!! lol but really where do we all want to meet?
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Post by jenm on Nov 13, 2008 2:11:39 GMT -5
I could attend at TDR, but frankly I don't see myself driving all the way to Cali! Well, my goodness! Should the Californians be insulted?!  |
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Post by jenm on Nov 13, 2008 2:12:52 GMT -5
Would love to go to TDR! Paintedlady, you WILL meet SP next year! Jenm thats what I was hoping for. I want my picture with SP oh and you and Miss Jamaca ;D Ha, it's okay PL. Lady J and I know we play second and third fiddle to a certain long earred fellow... |
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Post by piopico on Nov 13, 2008 11:11:46 GMT -5
I'd love to go to Pt. Reyes.
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Post by beckybee on Nov 13, 2008 13:30:05 GMT -5
Hey Icehorse - my trainer friend (who just moved from my town  ) rode in the veterans day parade in Etna. Apparently the horse she was given to ride was named G Dub. She has a lot of horsey friends in your area if you are looking to hook up with other people. If you are in Hornbrook, I think Indigo lives about 45 minutes from you. |
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Post by beckybee on Nov 13, 2008 13:54:55 GMT -5
Thanks for the link Tash. Back on topic, did anyone see the Lake Oroville place? I think Beth it the the closest. Pt Reyes is also nice. This one is near me: www.humboldtredwoods.org/cuneo.htm |
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Post by icehorse on Nov 13, 2008 15:31:19 GMT -5
Thanks Becky,
She just emailed me! I'd love to meet people to ride with. It's a bit muddy already though.
My friends have horse camped at Cuneo and loved it.
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Post by pnp4kidz on Nov 13, 2008 21:18:14 GMT -5
So, are we breaking off into the Ca Group and the Northerners?
I'm in for Pt Reyes, but also good with a bit further north to include our Northern Friends...
what do ya'll say?
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Post by barbpurple on Nov 13, 2008 21:21:59 GMT -5
how big of a gr can pt reyes take beth? can you did up the infor for us?
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Post by barbpurple on Nov 13, 2008 21:43:38 GMT -5
www.reserveamerica.com/camping/map_of_campgrounds/r/browseMaps.do?topTabIndex=CampgroundMapthese are in ca and or,, i viewed some of the ,,some are not bad MOUNT TAMALPAIS SP, CASeason for Peak Fees: 05/15 to 09/15 Just north of San Francisco's Golden Gate is Mount Tamalpais, 6,300 acres of redwood groves and oak woodlands with a spectacular view from the 2,571-foot peak. On a clear day, visitors can see the Farallon Islands, 25 miles to sea, the Marin County hills, San Francisco and the bay, hills and cities of the East Bay, and Mount Diablo. On rare occasions, the Sierra Nevada's snow-covered mountains can be seen 150 miles away. Coastal Miwok Indians lived in the area for thousands of years before Europeans arrived. In 1770, two explorers named the mountain La Sierra de Nuestro Padre de San Francisco, which was later changed to the Miwok word Tamalpais. With the Gold Rush of 1849, San Francisco grew and more people began to use Mount Tamalpais for recreation. Trails were developed and a wagon road was built. Later, a railway was completed and became known as "the Crookedest Railroad in the World". It was abandoned in 1930 after a wildfire damaged the line. Services & Amenities: Within Facility Backpacking Camping Comfort Station Disabled Access Site Fishing Hiking Trails Horseback Riding Parking Ranger Station Restrooms Telephone Toilet, Accessible Alerts and Important Information Discount Pass must be presented at the time of check in. Cabins and Environmental sites at this park can be booked 10 days to 7 months prior to the arrival date. All other sites at this park can be booked 2 days to 7 months prior to the arrival date. Customers must display their conformation letter or Web reciept on the vehicle dashboard in order not to recieve a parking ticket. All sites are normally reservable Year-Round. Gate combinations are necessary to access the Mt. Tamalpias areas. You may obtain the combination number by phoning the ReserveAmerica Reservation Center at 1-800-444-7275, 7 days a week between the hours of 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. PST. Be prepared to provide your reservation number, the dates you will be camping, and your name. Customers may not reserve more than one cabin and/or campsite for the same period of dates. Park will not honor 2nd reservations with overlapping dates. Cabins and Environmental sites at this park may be booked 10 days to 7 months prior to the arrival date. All other sites at this park may be booked 2 days to 7 months prior to the arrival date. The maximum capacity in campsites and cabins are 5 persons. No pets, including dogs, are allowed at Steep Ravine. RV's and Trailers are not allowed at Steep Ravine. Only one car per cabin or campsite is allowed past the gate to Steep Ravine, even to unload or load. Customers MUST display their confirmation letter or Web receipt on the vehicle dashboard in order not to receive a parking ticket. Fees include entry for 1 vehicle. To book a Group site you must have at least NINE occupants. Getting There: Mount Tamalpais SP 801 PANORAMIC HIGHWAY Mill Valley CA 94941 Steep Ravine cabins and campsites - 11 miles North of Highway 101 on Highway 1. 1 mile South of Stinson Beach. Locked entrance gate on one side of highway. Alice Eastwood Group Camp - Take Panoramic Highway off Highway 1 to locked gate on west side of road. Frank Valley Group Horse Camp - North of San Francisco's Golden Gate. From Hwy 101 take Hwy 1/Stinson Beach exit. Follow Hwy 1 west for 5.7 miles to Muir Woods Rd and drive 3/4 of a mile to the Frank Valley Group Horse Camp gate. View Regional MapMap Driving Route Phone Park for More Information: Project Office: (415)388-2070 Fees and Cancellation General Rules Book Now Information from associated websites California State Parks Store Website www.parks.ca.gov/jobs Hearst Castle Website SAMUEL P. TAYLOR SP, CASeason for Peak Fees: 05/15 to 09/15 Samuel P. Taylor State Park consists of 2882 acres of countryside located in the rolling hills of central Marin County north of San Francisco. The park offers contrasting natural landscapes of the shady Coast Redwoods and sunny grasslands. The park is named for Samuel Penfield Taylor, who came to California from Boston in the 1849 gold rush. After two years in gold country, he cashed in and began looking for other business ventures. The pursuit of lumber led Taylor to buy 100 acres of timberland along what is now known as Lagunitas Creek within the present state park. Instead of lumber he built a paper mill, the first on the West Coast, producing newsprint for the San Francisco dailies and paper bags. Taylor also built a resort hotel and Camp Taylor became one of California's more popular recreational resorts in the 1870s and '80s. Today the state park offers campgrounds and picnic areas for families/friends or larger groups. Hiking trails take visitors through the shady woods or the sunny slopes of Mount Barnabe. A paved bike trail runs three miles through the park along the flat Cross Marin Trail. Besides the paved path, bikes are allowed on fire roads, but not on hiking trails. Horses are allowed on fire roads and selected hiking trails. Dogs are welcome in the picnic and campground areas and the Cross Marin Trail. Dogs must be on leash at all times and are not allowed in the creek, on fire roads, or trails. The redwood community includes the Douglas Fir, Live Oak, Tanbark Oak, Bay Laurel and Big Leaf Maple trees. Mammals living here include raccoons, chipmunks, gray fox, and black-tailed deer. NO bear. Coho Salmon and Steelhead migrate every winter to spawn in the Lagunitas and Devil's Gulch Creeks to complete their life cycle. As these are federally protected species, no fishing or any disturbance is allowed. Winter visitors to the park are welcome to view the salmon's spawning, but from a respectful distance as silent observers. The creek is closed to everyone but wildlife from November to June. Camp Taylor offers a variety of interpretive activities from guided nature walks, campfire and junior ranger programs as well as self guided hikes with panel illustrations on the Pioneer Tree and History Trails. Camp Taylor is open year round. Park Kiosk Hours: Hi Season: 8:00am-10pm Lo Season: Varies Services & Amenities: Within Facility Barbecue Central Water Access Comfort Station Dump Station Fire Rings Firewood Flush Toilets Group Camping Handicap Access Hiking Trails Horseback Riding Iron Ranger Nature Trails Picnic Area Picnic Tables Picnicing Ranger Station Restrooms Showers Store - Convenience Table Toilet, Chemical Alerts and Important Information Discount Pass must be presented at the time of check in. Samuel P. Taylor State Park is site specific for the campgrounds. You must chose your site number when making a reservation. Fees include entry for 1 vehicle and 1 legally towed vehicle or trailer. A extra vehicles will be charged a nightly fee at the park. To book a Group site you must have at least NINE occupants. Reservations are available Year round! Day Use (group picnic "check out") closing times: Jan/Feb: 6:00pm March: 7:00pm April1 to Sept 30: 8:00pm October: 7:00pm Nov/Dec: 6:00pm Getting There: Samuel P. Taylor SP P.O. BOX 251 Lagunitas CA 94938 The park is on Sir Francis Drake Blvd; 15 miles west of San Rafael or 6 miles east of Highway 1 at Olema. View Regional MapMap Driving Route Phone Park for More Information: Information: (415)488-9897 Fees and Cancellation General Rules Book Now Information from associated websites California State Parks Store Website www.parks.ca.gov/jobs Hearst Castle Website
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Post by barbpurple on Nov 13, 2008 21:50:13 GMT -5
HUMBOLDT REDWOODS SP, CAServices & Amenities: Within Facility Comfort Station Dock, Accessible Fire Rings Firewood Fishing Hiking Trails Horseback Riding Information Center Nature Trails Picnic Area Picnic Tables Ranger Station Restrooms Showers Store - Convenience Swimming Telephone Visitors Center Alerts and Important Information Discount Pass must be presented at the time of check in. Individual campsites-Maximum allowable stay is thirty (30) nights per calendar year per park, with no more than fifteen (15) of these nights permitted during the summer season (May 1 through September 30). Group and Environmental campsites-Maximum allowable stay is fourteen (14) nights per calendar year per park, with no more than seven (7) nights of consecutive use per visit. After maximum allowable consecutive use has been reached no person or equipment may re-enter the same park to use any camping facilities until the expiration of at least two nights (48 hours). Dogs are allowed, but not on the trails or Environmental sites. Humboldt is now site specific for reservations. You will select you site at the time your reservation is made. Fees are for one vehicle and one legally towed vehicle. Additional vehicles will be charged a fee at the park. Please note and honor the maximum amount of vehicles allowed for each campsite. All vehicles must be parked in the designated parking spur. Pets are welcome at the park. However, they must be on leash at all times and are never allowed on trails or in undeveloped areas. ALBEE CREEK, BURLINGTON, HIDDEN SPRINGS, WILLIAMS GROVE, CUNEO CREEK HORSE GROUP, MARIN GROUP, & ENVIROMENTAL sites (Baxter and Hamilton Barn) are campgrounds in this park, which can be 2-15 miles apart. All Sites on 1st come / 1st served when not on reservations. Burlington campground, open to reservations Year Round. Marin Garden Club Group: 2008 Reservations 05/21/08 through 09/02/08. Williams Group: 2008 Reservations 05/21/08 through 09/02/08. Cuneo Creek Family Horse sites: 2008 Reservations 05/16/08 through 10/20/08. Cuneo Creek Group sites 2008 Reservations 05/21/08 through 10/31/08. Albee Creek, Hidden Springs 2008 Reservations 05/16/08 through 09/02/08 Enviromental sites (Baxter and Hamilton Barn) 2008 Reservations 05/16/08 through 09/02/08 To book a Group site you must have at least NINE occupants Getting There: Humboldt Redwoods SP P.O. BOX 100 Weott CA 95571 45 miles south of Eureka (along the Avenue of the Giants) and 20 miles north of Garberville. View Regional MapMap Driving Route Phone Park for More Information: Project Office: (707)946-2409 Fees and Cancellation General Rules Book Now Information from associated websites California State Parks Store Website www.parks.ca.gov/jobs Hearst Castle Website
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Post by barbpurple on Nov 13, 2008 21:56:59 GMT -5
GFVH, Frank Valley Horse Camp
Type: GROUP HORSE
Site Type: GROUP HORSE
Site Reserve Type: Site-Specific
Checkin Time: 2:00 pm
Checkout Time: 12:00 pm
Type of Use: Overnight
Minimum Number of People: 9
Maximum Number of People: 25
Pets Allowed: Horse
Maximum Number of Vehicles: 10
Driveway Length: 31
Maximum Vehicle Length: 31
Looking For Category: Group Site,Horse Site
Site Rating: Primitive
Alerts and Important Information
Site
TENT CAMPING ONLY! This is the Frank Valley Horse Camp, for equestrian camping. You must have horses to camp. Your site is limited to 25 people, 12 horses, and 10 vehicles. One, of the 10 vehicles, may be an RV, with a maximum lenght of 31ft. Gate is locked after hours for your protection. Please keep it closed and locked. Frank Valley Horse Group site allows dogs on a leash only.
Notes
Site
Dogs are not recommended, they are not permitted on State Park trails. Campers should store food in tight containers. For your protection, leave autos locked. Over 60 miles of hiking trails. Approximatly 15 miles of State Park trails are open to equestrian use. Most single track trails are not available. Please contact park directly for more detailed information. Phone is 1 mile from the group campsites. A convenience store is located about 8 miles from the park. Muir Wood National Monument is at base of Mt. Tamalpais.
Legend
A : Available for online reservation (click to book arrival date)
C : Available for Call Center reservation
W : Available for Walk-up visitors (at facility, first-come-first-served)
R : Reserved
X : Not Available
** Arrival dates earlier than the online-reservation-window may also be available at the campground.
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Post by barbpurple on Nov 13, 2008 21:59:33 GMT -5
The Carter Meadows Horse Group Site lies at 5,800 feet elevation. It is adjacent to the Trinity Alps Wilderness and the Pacific Crest Trail. From this site, groups can ride to three trailheads that access several wilderness lakes and many miles of trails. (Note: Trips into the Trinity Alps Wilderness are restricted to a group size of 10 persons) It is available for reservations from about mid June to mid October, snow conditions permitting. The Salmon-Scott River Ranger District, 530-468-5351, should be contacted for snow and trail conditions.
Services & Amenities:
Within Facility
Drinking Water
Fishing
Group Camping Facility
Group Fire Ring
Group Grill
Hiking
Hiking Trail
Hitching Rails
Horse Corrals
Horseback Riding
Hunting
Parking
Picnic Tables
Trailhead
Vault Toilet
Water Drinking
Alerts and Important Information
The Carter Meadows Horse Group Site is designed for a group size of 25 people with horses. It features: a general area for dispersed tent or trailer camping; gravel parking area; double accessible vault toilet; garbage pickup; scattered potable water faucets; gated entrance; several picnic tables; firering; group barbeque; hitchrack; mounting ramp and several corrals. The corrals are arranged in three sections of varying sizes: seven 11'x11' corrals; three 11'x22' corrals; and three 22'x22' corrals. There is one stock watering trough and two water faucets at the corrals, groups should bring their own hoses and watering buckets. Groups are expected to clean the corrals before they leave. Groups must bring weed free feed. Grazing is not permitted within or adjacent to the site. Stock must be held in the corrals or parking area.
Getting There:
Carter Meadows Horse Group (CA)
11263 N. HWY. 3
Fort Jones CA 96032
Take Interstate 5 to Yreka, CA. Take the south Yreka exit "HWY 3" to Fort Jones, 18 miles, and continue south on Hwy 3 to Callahan, 23 miles. Turn right (west) on Hwy 93, toward Cecilville, and continue 12 miles to Carter Meadows Summit. Approximately 1/2 mile beyond the summit, turn left (south) on Road 39N08. The Group Site is another 1/4 mile on the right. View Regional MapMap Driving Route
Phone Park for More Information:
Information: (530)468-5351
Fees and Cancellation
General Rules
Book Now
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Post by barbpurple on Nov 13, 2008 22:11:28 GMT -5
GFVH, Frank Valley Horse Camp
Type: GROUP HORSE
Site Type: GROUP HORSE
Site Reserve Type: Site-Specific
Checkin Time: 2:00 pm
Checkout Time: 12:00 pm
Type of Use: Overnight
Minimum Number of People: 9
Maximum Number of People: 25
Pets Allowed: Horse
Maximum Number of Vehicles: 10
Driveway Length: 31
Maximum Vehicle Length: 31
Looking For Category: Group Site,Horse Site
Site Rating: Primitive
Alerts and Important Information
Site
TENT CAMPING ONLY! This is the Frank Valley Horse Camp, for equestrian camping. You must have horses to camp. Your site is limited to 25 people, 12 horses, and 10 vehicles. One, of the 10 vehicles, may be an RV, with a maximum lenght of 31ft. Gate is locked after hours for your protection. Please keep it closed and locked. Frank Valley Horse Group site allows dogs on a leash only.
Notes
Site
Dogs are not recommended, they are not permitted on State Park trails. Campers should store food in tight containers. For your protection, leave autos locked. Over 60 miles of hiking trails. Approximatly 15 miles of State Park trails are open to equestrian use. Most single track trails are not available. Please contact park directly for more detailed information. Phone is 1 mile from the group campsites. A convenience store is located about 8 miles from the park. Muir Wood National Monument is at base of Mt. Tamalpais.
Legend
A : Available for online reservation (click to book arrival date)
C : Available for Call Center reservation
W : Available for Walk-up visitors (at facility, first-come-first-served)
R : Reserved
X : Not Available
** Arrival dates earlier than the online-reservation-window may also be available at the campground.
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Post by barbpurple on Nov 13, 2008 22:12:07 GMT -5
CARTER MEADOWS HORSE GROUP (CA), CAClosed through Sun Jun 14 2009
The Carter Meadows Horse Group Site lies at 5,800 feet elevation. It is adjacent to the Trinity Alps Wilderness and the Pacific Crest Trail. From this site, groups can ride to three trailheads that access several wilderness lakes and many miles of trails. (Note: Trips into the Trinity Alps Wilderness are restricted to a group size of 10 persons) It is available for reservations from about mid June to mid October, snow conditions permitting. The Salmon-Scott River Ranger District, 530-468-5351, should be contacted for snow and trail conditions.
Services & Amenities:
Within Facility
Drinking Water
Fishing
Group Camping Facility
Group Fire Ring
Group Grill
Hiking
Hiking Trail
Hitching Rails
Horse Corrals
Horseback Riding
Hunting
Parking
Picnic Tables
Trailhead
Vault Toilet
Water Drinking
Alerts and Important Information
The Carter Meadows Horse Group Site is designed for a group size of 25 people with horses. It features: a general area for dispersed tent or trailer camping; gravel parking area; double accessible vault toilet; garbage pickup; scattered potable water faucets; gated entrance; several picnic tables; firering; group barbeque; hitchrack; mounting ramp and several corrals. The corrals are arranged in three sections of varying sizes: seven 11'x11' corrals; three 11'x22' corrals; and three 22'x22' corrals. There is one stock watering trough and two water faucets at the corrals, groups should bring their own hoses and watering buckets. Groups are expected to clean the corrals before they leave. Groups must bring weed free feed. Grazing is not permitted within or adjacent to the site. Stock must be held in the corrals or parking area.
Getting There:
Carter Meadows Horse Group (CA)
11263 N. HWY. 3
Fort Jones CA 96032
Take Interstate 5 to Yreka, CA. Take the south Yreka exit "HWY 3" to Fort Jones, 18 miles, and continue south on Hwy 3 to Callahan, 23 miles. Turn right (west) on Hwy 93, toward Cecilville, and continue 12 miles to Carter Meadows Summit. Approximately 1/2 mile beyond the summit, turn left (south) on Road 39N08. The Group Site is another 1/4 mile on the right. View Regional MapMap Driving Route
Phone Park for More Information:
Information: (530)468-5351
Fees and Cancellation
General Rules
Book Now
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I didn't get to go.
) rode in the veterans day parade in Etna. Apparently the horse she was given to ride was named G Dub.