Info on camping?
- Thread starter slickpuss
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- Jun 9, 2002
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The simple answer is ... come to the V-Day ride :yeehaw:
There are a number of places to camp at Moonrocks. There are no services and fewer trees. There is a bunch of space though.
The nearest gas station / store / McD's is about 15 minutes (or so) south of Moonrocks.
Do you have a map of the area? Look for Winnemucca Road. It exits to the left off of 455 (The Road to Pyramid Lake) about 2/3rds of the way to the lake. The entrance to the riding area is about 1 1/2 miles down that road.
The services I mentioned are all the way back in town where 455 turns north as it leaves town. There were a few places farther out, but they appeared to be simple Stop-n-Rob's.
There are no costs for camping and there were about 10~15 people with the ride group that camped out there last year.
Come on and sign up. GSR was the scribe last year that got us organized. Be watching for a thread soon.
There are a number of places to camp at Moonrocks. There are no services and fewer trees. There is a bunch of space though.
The nearest gas station / store / McD's is about 15 minutes (or so) south of Moonrocks.
Do you have a map of the area? Look for Winnemucca Road. It exits to the left off of 455 (The Road to Pyramid Lake) about 2/3rds of the way to the lake. The entrance to the riding area is about 1 1/2 miles down that road.
The services I mentioned are all the way back in town where 455 turns north as it leaves town. There were a few places farther out, but they appeared to be simple Stop-n-Rob's.
There are no costs for camping and there were about 10~15 people with the ride group that camped out there last year.
Come on and sign up. GSR was the scribe last year that got us organized. Be watching for a thread soon.
Tony Eeds said:
Hahahahaha....'bout blew Diet Coke out of my nose on that one...! :laugh:
One other item - typically everybody kicks in about $5 and a couple of Porta Johns are hauled out to the camping/pit area.
(Kudos to Massah Strick for arranging the PJs.. and the kind people who helped haul them out last year..! :cool: ) - rb
Unkle Moose
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- Jan 16, 2001
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Hey Brian hope to see you again this year. Plenty of room for camping, and it's just a quick 20 min ride back to town where you have a supermarket, department store, gas stations and 7-11. We there in Oct and kept sending the wifes back for more ice, drinks etc... We will be there with the new 29ft Fury Toy Hauler. :yeehaw:
Old_CA_IT_Rider
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- Mar 9, 2004
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What are the temperature ranges, day? night? I haven't been to a DRN ride but this sounds fun.
Old_CA_IT_Rider
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- Mar 9, 2004
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Most people seem to be going to the peppermill, how many are going to camp out?
- Feb 8, 2000
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Yes, but they're all CRAZEEEE ;)KiwiBird said:
Dirty Dave
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Our water pump supply line froze last year but luckily didn't split. :| riding temps were great. :laugh:Old_CA_IT_Rider said:
velosapiens
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gospeedracer said:
well, i could spend a couple hundred on a hotel, or i could spend about $75 or so in extra gas and haul my trailer out there. then i can bring spike and squeak (cat and kitten, it's their turn since i took marykate and ashley to idaho), and i can make digiorno frozen pizza every night (tasty and no work at all) and i can indulge in my habit of pouring a beer or two while still in my riding clothes after riding and not have to worry about driving back into town and getting arrested on the way. also, then the kegs of homebrew won't get shaken up being driven back and forth.
mw
