Who is camping?

<--- is thinking of returning the 3lb sleeping bag for a 5lb bag...

if that forecast is correct, and you have 50mph wind gusts, you aren't going to have any fire, even in a pit.

found on the Trees website

Fires are only permitted in the designated fire rings or bonfire area located by the bunkhouses


So it sounds like fires are ok.

N2rock wrote:

found on the Trees website

Fires are only permitted in the designated fire rings or bonfire area located by the bunkhouses


So it sounds like fires are ok.

Well unless the site has been updated, we were specifically told NO FIRES!!!

Renee may know.

I'M GONNA BE A CAMPING MACHINE.

well unless something changed, there are outdoor burn bans in like 70% of texas counties including kerr county. http://content.news8austin.com/auscontent/ppv_banners/n8a_frame_create_burnban.htm

jkx0778 wrote:

well unless something changed, there are outdoor burn bans in like 70% of texas counties including kerr county. http://content.news8austin.com/auscontent/ppv_banners/n8a_frame_create_burnban.htm

And the county Trees is in (Real) is one of the counties that does not have a burn ban

N2rock wrote:

jkx0778 wrote:

well unless something changed, there are outdoor burn bans in like 70% of texas counties including kerr county. http://content.news8austin.com/auscontent/ppv_banners/n8a_frame_create_burnban.htm

And the county Trees is in (Real) is one of the counties that does not have a burn ban

whoops!!! just kidding then

I will contact Bob in the morning, but I think the fire has to be in a pit of some kind, the band comes from the county

I am camping with the ladies. Looks like we will be snuggling tight ;-). Not too worried about the weather. Tent and bags worked well on the rim in Grand Canyon with temps in the low 20s at night. 50mph winds might add some fun tho.

GRASSHOPPER wrote:

Who can we contact about possible designated fire pits? It would be nice to know if we need to plan on bringing wood or not...

Spoke with Kenneth yesterday and he said campfires would likely be allowed in designated areas provided the owner is ok with it and no burn bans are in effect. Kenneth works with the owner and will be there in a CJ on 40's, cool fella.

awesome!

Sweet!! :elmodance2:

Now who's got wood?

GRASSHOPPER wrote:

Sweet!! :elmodance2:

Now who's got wood?

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I'll be camping - utilizing my frack-ton expensive 4-door 4-wheel rolling tent.

AKA - I'm sleeping in the jeep. =)

!c

redneckhouston wrote:

GRASSHOPPER wrote:

Sweet!! :elmodance2:

Now who's got wood?

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True, but it doens't count...its only morning wood........

Glad he's staying in a hotel...

We'll be there camping. Trying to decide whether to take more covers, or just take more viagra and keep the blood flowing all night.

Big Clint wrote:

We'll be there camping. Trying to decide whether to take more covers, or just take more viagra and keep the blood flowing all night.

Just be careful when it comes time to wheel. You don't wanna be yanking on the wrong stick shift. :driving: