Coordinator

Carol Petty

(509) 521-1242

cakacl@aol.com

Hike in the Mark Twain National Forest. Visit the Mule Trading Post, a Route 66 landmark.

Lane Spring Campground in the Mark Twain National Forest

From Rolla, MO go 12 miles south on Hwy 63; turn west onto Forest Road 1892 (marked by entrance sign). Follow this road 1.5 miles to recreation area.

Lane Spring Recreation Area provides a nice setting along Little Piney Creek and a scenic patio overlooking beautiful Lane Spring. There are some waterfront campsites available. A beautiful hardwood forest covers the area, which lies in the northwestern portion of the Mark Twain National Forest. An accessible shaded stone patio overlooks tranquil Lane Spring, a bubbling spring with watercress and native plant species. It is bordered by a variety of trees, including sycamore, cypress, oak and many others.

$8/night, $15/electric

N37.794198, W91.834278 - Click on link to see Google Map

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Catch a Springfield Cardinals Minor League baseball game. Visit the Wonders of Wildlife National Museum and Aquarium. Take a ride through the Fantastic Caverns. Photograph the World’s Largest Fork. There are many gardens and parks to visit as well.

Elks Lodge #409 (417) 881-0038 2223 E. Bennett St. Alternative parking at the Outdoor World Bass Pro Shop, 1935 S. Campbell

Directions and Other Information
There are only four sites (with electric) at the Elks Lodge, first come first served.

If there are more than four rigs, you can boon dock at Outdoor World Bass Pro Shop, (417) 887-7334. There are no facilities, but it is free. Take the Campbell Ave exit off the James River Fwy (US-60) and go north 3 miles to 1935 S. Campbell on the left (W) side, just west of Wonders of Wildlife museum. Or, from E. Chestnut Expy (I-44Bus) go south on Campbell 2 1/4 miles; Or, from US-65, go west 4 miles on Sunshine St., and turn left on Campbell. Park on the west side of the lot just south of the store near the Hemingway entrance, along the fence.

GPS Coordinates
N37.188835, W93.252520 - Elks Lodge
N37.177942,W93.296534- Outdoor World Bass Pro Shop

N37.188835, W93.252520 - Click on link to see Google Map

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Sequoyah State Park offers kayaking, fishing, hiking and wildlife. Visit downtown Wagoner and the Wagoner City Museum.

Sequoyah Bay State Park, 6237 E 100th St. N. (918) 683-0878

From OK-16 E turn left onto N 49th St E/Sequoyah Bay Rd, then right onto E 100th St N/Gray Oaks Rd and continue 1.5 miles to park entrance. Water, dump, fhu’s, showers, boat launch, pool. Sites with water and electric $20; sites with electric, water and sewer $23, senior discounts.

35.885681, -95.278109 - Click on link to see Google Map

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Durant is the capitol of the Choctaw Nation, and is officially known as the Magnolia Capital of Oklahoma. Visit the Three Valley Museum that houses a collection of artifacts regarding the history of Bryan County.

Choctaw Travel Plaza Truck Stop, Truck Stop, 4301 Hollis Roberts Road

From US-75 turn right on Choctaw Rd, then left onto Enterprise Blvd.

N33.953023, W96.418526 - Click on link to see Google Map

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Paul Aakervik paulfromreno@gbis.com 775-722-8830 Linda Dean linvia1@hotmail.com 623-256-5989

You will need:
1- Passport
2- Current rabies vaccination certificate for pets.
An insurance agent will be meeting with the group at Organ Pipe to discuss and sell what is needed.

Shop Malecon and Shack’s 5th Avenue, walk beach at low tide, possible fishing trip, side trip to Biosphere, campfires on beach, sunset cruise. Get bodywork, painting or upholstery work done.

Concha del Mar Campground, Puerto Penasco, Mexico

South on Mex 8 (becomes Benito Juarez at Puerto Penasco)to pedestrian overpass, then turn right (west) 6 blocks to sign for Playa Bonita. Turn right (north) 6 blocks to stop sign, then turn left (west) 3 blocks and go thru gate at Concha del Mar. +/- $10 per night. Water and dump available for $. Laundry and showers on site. (Last year reverse osmosis water was $.20 a gallon, dump free)

N31.3162, W113.5525 - Click on link to see Google Map

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Carol Petty 509 521-1242, Co-host - Deanne Benge 972 989-2139

Visit Yorktown Aircraft Carrier in Corpus Christi. Walk the beaches, bird watch. Leonabelle
Turnbull Birding Center. Park on beach.

End of E Avenue G. On the beach. We will be parking in Section G, part of the County property.

Take I-37 to Corpus Christi. Exit onto TX-358 E (S Padre Island Dr), cross the bridge & go N on TX-361. In Port Aransas turn right on E Avenue G, as it ends, turn left to reach Section G on county property. Do NOT buy a permit until you arrive at the gathering as special arrangements have been made for your parking. The rate will be $24, covering both RV and TV or Toad for the time of the gather. Dump and water available at Pioneer RV Park for $7.50.

N27.82167, W97.05936 - Click on link to see Google Map

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San Antonio Missions National Historic Park, visit the Alamo, do the San Antonio River Walk. Lots to see and do.

San Antonio Elks Lodge, 15650 Market Hill, San Antonio, TX

The Lodge is just off the 1604 Freeway W off of I-10. Dry camping on grass covered field. Donation $. Also, five hook-ups available. Water & dump on site.

N29.590749, W98.621768 - Click on link to see Google Map

There is no host at this time, and this circuits coordinator, Elaine Grabin, will not arrive until the next gathering stop in Durant. If you would like to host this gathering, please contact Elaine Grabin or Lu Anne Frost.

Fort Worth Stockyards National Historic District, Texas Civil War Museum, hiking, dancing. Lake swimming, fishing, nature trails.

Holiday Park, Lake Benbrook (COE) Pearl Ranch Road, Benbrook, TX

From Interstate 20 in Fort Worth, Texas, take exit 429A for Highway 377 south toward Granbury. Continue for 5.7 miles and turn left on Pearl Ranch Drive. Continue 2 miles east to the park. Any size rig. 34 non-electric. Dump & water. $14/night for Dry Camp, w/senior pass $7/night. Electrical hookups available by reservation on Recreation.gov.

N32.61833, W97.4975 - Click on link to see Google Map

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Ernie Grabstein 775-781-0950; Wanda McDonald 928-304-1912

Ernie's 84th Birthday 2:30pm
We will provide the Hot Dogs, Buns, Beans, Cake and Ice Cream.
Bring something to share, your chair, your drinks and a smile on your face.

11491 S. Ironwood Dr., (Foothills), Yuma, AZ 85367

No gifts -- just cards.
*** PLEASE RSVP - so we will have enough food.
RSVP - Wanda 928-304-1912

N32.663913, W114.401667 - Click on link to see Google Map

Attend The SI Dance Rally

Skyline RV Park, 2231 Texas 16,

(56 miles from San Antonio)
I-10W to exit 540 for Tx-46, turn left onto tx-46, turn right onto Tx-16 N
Link to information on the dance rally - http://www.fmca-si.com/downloads/2018_SI_DanceRally.pdf

N29.730018, W99.096021 - Click on link to see Google Map

San Antonio Missions National Historic Park, visit the Alamo, do the San Antonio River Walk. Lots to see and do.

San Antonio Elks Lodge, 15650 Market Hill, San Antonio, TX

(170 miles from Sonora)
The Lodge is just off the 1604 Freeway W off of I-10. Dry camping on grass covered field. Donation $. Also, five hook-ups available. Water & dump on site.

N29.590749, W98.621768 - Click on link to see Google Map

Larry Shew – (360) 701-3016

Tour the small but very unique Caverns of Sonora, Eastern Hill Wildlife Sanctuary, Downtown walking tour, Miers Home Museum, Old County Jail, Old Santa Fe Depot, The Devils River State Natural Area.

Sutton County Park and Arena, Sonora, TX

(142 miles from Fort Stockton)
Dirt parking area. No signs restrict O/N pkg. I-10 exit 400, go S 1/2 block, on Right behind "The Bank and Trust" & next to Alco. Large RV OK. located on N. Crockett Ave. (Hwy 467)

N30.575968, W100.652947 - Click on link to see Google Map

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None – overnight stay

Mesa Vineyard Grey Mule Saloon Tasting Room, which has an assortment of wines. Visit Anna Riggs Memorial Museum and Historic Fort Stockton.

Vacant parking lot behind the Chevron gas station on the south side of I-10 at Exit 256.

(137 miles from Carlsbad, NM)
From I-10 take Exit 256, turn Right on US Hwy 285. The Chevron is on the right, the lot is to the rear of the station. Can be accessed from Interstate 10 Service Rd or W 14th St. No signs or anyone to ask.

N30.89789, W102.90621 - Click on link to see Google Map

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Carlsbad Caverns self-guided tour free with Senior Pass. Book online to one of the other caves, space is limited so plan ahead. These tours are 50% off with Senior Pass. Hike Sitting Bull Falls, Lincoln. fee $5 per car to park. Visit Living Desert Zoo and Gardens State Park, admission $ 5 per person.

Escapee's, The Ranch, 30 SKP Ranch Road, Lakewood, NM Call the Manager (Jan) when we know how many (575) 457-2303 You do not need to be an Escapee to stay.

(200 miles from Alamogordo, NM)
From US-285 south turn east onto Eddy County Rd between MM 55 & 56. The Ranch entrance is on the left. Dry camp fee $5. Water & dump.

N32.633271, W104.381363 - Click on link to see Google Map

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Rent a sand saucer and slide down a sand dune at White Sands National Monument. Tour McGinn's Pistachio Tree Ranch and sample pistachios &wine after tour. Hike at Oliver Lee Memorial State Park. Visit International Space Hall of Fame. Food at the Moose Lodge, Friday night tacos and Saturday breakfast.

Moose Lodge, 29 S. Florida, Alamogordo, NM

(125 miles from Deming, NM)
From US-70 turn left onto 1st St., go about 1/2 mile to Moose Lodge. Dry camping is by donation. Water is available. Free dump at Alamogordo Chamber of Commerce or at fairgrounds.

32.869158,-105.9516087 - Click on link to see Google Map

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Visit Columba Railroad Museum (Poncho Villa and US/ Mexico border wars), Columbus, NM. Do some rock hounding in Rock Hound State Park. Go to the Pink Store in Puerto Palomas, MX for lunch and margarita.

Low-Hi Ranch, 1795 O Kelley Road SE, Deming, NM

(210 miles from Tucson, AZ)
Directions & Other Information: Take I-10 Exit 82A. Go south on NM-11 to O Kelley Road, turn right and continue to park. Dry camp fee $7 or $8, or less. Dump, water, laundry available.

N32.210982, W107.735848 - Click on link to see Google Map

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Maynard Magee, phone (303) 522-7661; co-host Helene Rutherford, phone (248) 459-1449

Biggest Annual WIN Gathering! Ice cream social, dancing, gem show, all RV repairs/alterations available, 4-wheeling, desert golf, RV show, restaurants. Big Tent Event Jan 20-28, Blythe Bluegrass Festival Jan 19-22. Desert Bar on weekends. Catch up with all your WIN friends as well as those in other RV groups such as SOLOs and LOWs. Join in their activities and invite them to ours.

BLM area on Plomosa Road.

Take AZ-95 north to Quartzsite. Continue 6 miles past signal Quartzsite to Plomosa Road-turn right. Register with camp host on corner. Proceed to 2 mile marker where you will see WIN signs on right side of road.Water and dump available at Pit Stop In Quartzsite for $. Showers available at laundry in town for $.

N33.75700, W114.17976 - Click on link to see Google Map

Carolyn Baird (208) 733-2058

Visit Arco Copper Mine Tour, Titan Mission Silo, White Elephant 2nd Hand Store, Mission San Xavier

Desert Diamond Casino - 1100 W. Pima Mine Rd., Sahuarita, AZ

Take I-19 to Exit 80

N32.005237, W110.988564 - Click on link to see Google Map

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Peter Ietswaard 520-820-7827 & Arlene Teague 828-443-0279

Ft. Huachuca Museums, Tombstone, Bisbee Mine tour and historic town, Coronado National Memorial.

1 Elk Lane, Sierra Vista, AZ

Take I-10 east to Benson. At Benson take AZ-90 27.5 miles south to Sierra Vista.Go straight at light when AZ-90 turns to the left. You will now be on Buffalo Soldier Trail. Turn left on Wilcox Drive. Lodge is on the right. Enter on east side of lodge. 14 sites have W & E.

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N31.551397, W110.303074 - Click on link to see Google Map

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Dana Skaggs 217-971-3083 & Peter Ietswaard 520-820-7827

Desert Caballeros Western Museum, Hassayampa River Preserve, tour Vulture Mine

Vulture Peak Trailhead, BLM Land

From highway 60 on west side of town, go 6.7 miles south on Vulture Mine Road. Turn left into BLM land, proceed to Vulture Peak Trailhead.

N33.9128037, W112.8054117 - Click on link to see Google Map

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Erika Peterhoff, phone (760) 315-2406; Leda Coughlin, phone (248) 895-3706

BLM Hot Springs across road from LTVA entrance – soaking pools, shower, scenic pond, trash barrels – all free. Algodones is only 40 miles away.

Long Term Visitor Area (LTVA) ($40 fee) or Free BLM

CA, HOLTVILLE: (1) Long Term Visitor Area Parking $40 for 2 weeks (host and co-host will be there) or (2) you can stay on the nearby free BLM area for up to 14 days. From I-8 take exit 131 (Vanderlinden Rd), go N, after crossing under I-8, turn right on Evan Hewes Hwy. In about a mile you will cross over the Highline Canal. (1) If you want to stay at the Long Term Visitor Area, look for it on the left shortly after crossing the canal. (2) If you want to stay on the free BLM land, after you have crossed the canal, make an immediate right on Holdridge Road. Go under the I-8 overpass. Continue on paved road for 1.8 miles (road becomes graded dirt) to BLM sign on left “14-day camping”. Confused? Call your host.
GPS Coordinates are to the Long Term Visitor Area

N32.768612, W115.269856 - Click on link to see Google Map

Arlene Kosburg, phone (928) 965-7368

Full roster of activities. The boondocking area can only accommodate 19 rigs. Pls sign up with Linda Dean. the cost is $7.50 per day **If you change our mind pls let us know so someone else can take your place!! Anyone else can still come into Jojoba Hills, if you are an Escapee, but the charge will be for a regular space $25 per day. A reservation is suggested.

Jojoba Hills SKP Resort

45120 HIGHWAY 79, AGUANGA, CA 92536-9706

Anyone that wants to sign up for Jojoba Hills needs to call Linda Dean 623-256-5989 by NOV 1.
We need to turn in the list at that time, and we have only 5 more spaces left.
If your name is not on the list they will not hold a boondocking spot for you.

N33.447071 W116.873316 - Click on link to see Google Map

John Stockamp. Phone - (206) 321-9511

Hiking, Stargazing, Nature Trails, Geology Motor Trail
https://www.nps.gov/jotr

Elks Lodge, 6501 Barranca St, Twenty-nine Palms, CA 92277. Phone (760) 367-7061.

At Indio, take I-10 West, at Exit 117, take CA-62 toward 29 Palms/Yucca Valley for 38 miles. Turn right onto Barranca St, the Elks Lodge will be on the left.
Electric only sites for $15 and dry camp for $10. Water and dump available.

34.134268, -116.121179 - Click on link to see Google Map

Paul Aakervik paulfromreno@gbis.com 775-722-8830

Ranger led talks, hikes and and van tours. Evening amphitheater presentations, wild flower desert drives and educational presentations at visitors center.

Twin Peaks campground, Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument.

South on US 95 from Quartzsite to I-8 east in Yuma to Gila Bend. Then south on AZ-85 to Organ Pipe. Sign at visitors center for Twin Peaks campground. $8 per night w/senior pass. No hookups. Dump water and solar showers available.

N31.942941, W112.811202 - Click on link to see Google Map

Biking, 4-wheeling, hiking the Superstitions, Lost Dutchman Theme Park, dancing.

#1Elks Lodge, 2455 N Apache Tr.. #2 Tortilla Flats Campground. #3 Moose Lodge, 350 W. 16thAve and, #4, Hitching Post RV Park.

#1 Off I-10 to Highway 60. Take exit 196 and go north on Apache Trail. Lodge on right. #2 At Junction of Idaho and SR 88 go east on SR 88 for 16.8 miles to campground sign (just before the town of Tortilla Flats) and turn left at sign. 0.2 miles to campground. #3 Off I-10 to Highway 60. Take exit 196 (Idaho) and go north. Then go left on 16thAve.
GPS: #1 N33.437637, W111.519041
#2 N33.528651, W111.397034
#3 N33.401506, W111.549485

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Joshua Tree National Park. Jumbo Rocks Campground or Cottonwood Campground. 74485 National Park Dr., 29 Palms, CA 760-367-5500

I-10 to 29 Palms/Mecca exit. Follow signs to campground. Restroom, hot showers, water and dump. $15-$20 per night.

N34.128675, W116.037619 - Click on link to see Google Map

There is a wide assortment of fun activities. There is a dog parade, wheelbarrow race, prospector’s race, poker tournament, grand parade, wagon train potluck and music to name a few. There is a Death Valley membership needed (Approx. $35 for 2 people) for 49’er nightly entertainment as well as discounts for warm water spring fed swimming pool pass (2 for $5).
Close by is Scotty’s Castle, ghost town and wonderful scenery all around. NPS rangers put on programs and talks and hiking is abundant.

Sunset Campground

Information obtained from the Park Service: Sunset Campground, Swimming Pool, and Limited Services will be open for Death Valley Days.
Furnace Creek, Death Valley National Park. Dump station in campground.

N36.456430, W116.860909 - Click on link to see Google Map

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Paul Tracy, phone (518) 852-2445

Great shopping and entertainment area in nearby La Quinta, Cathedral City and Palm Springs. General Patton Museum, date farms, thrift shops and casino activities.

Fantasy Springs Casino, Golf Center Parkway.

Take CA-111 north to I-10 west to Golf Center Parkway-go right. Casino on right. Very large gravel area to left of Casino. Free. No time limit.

N33.719444, W116.190930 - Click on link to see Google Map

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Tom Voyles 254-220-3703

Fourth of July festivities, Museums, hiking, kayaking, Silverwood Theme Park, Karaoke, Coeur d’Alene Casino, Latitude Aviation aerial tours, shopping

Hayden Lake Eagles Lodge, 1520 W Wyoming Ave, Hayden, ID 83835.

Turn left from US-95N onto W Wyoming Ave, in .7miles arrive at Hayden Lake Eagles. A few Electric (15 & 30 AMP) and Water hookups.

N47.7723788, W116.8078114 - Click on link to see Google Map

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Host Needed

Gold Bar Recreation Site Group campsites C & D//OR: Big Bend Recreation Site (BLM)

From Moab travel 5 miles north on Hwy 191to SR 279-go west(left) fr 10 miles. C & D are at east end of camp. $15 to $30 dollars for 5 nights depending on number of people.

N38.575639, W109.633491 - Click on link to see Google Map

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Jane Mailloux, phone 503-703-1946, Ken Geib (858) 922-9268

Dancing, hot tubs, Chiricahua National Monument with hiking trail, Fort Bowie, Cochise Stronghold, Rex Allen Museum.

Elks Lodge, 247 E Stewart St. 520-384-2131

Take 1st Willcox exit and go straight. Will become Railroad Ave. Turn right onto Stewart Ave. Lodge on left 1 block down.

N32.251927, W109.827735 - Click on link to see Google Map

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Carolyn Baird (208) 733-2058

Kayaking and birding at state park, Mrs. Patton’s hummingbird garden, eat at Velvet Elvis’s, cute specialty shops to explore.

Downtown Patagonia park (west side of park bathrooms)

Going east on Hwy 82 from Nogales as you first enter Patagonia, McKeown Avenue splits off to the right. Veer right onto McKeown Ave. Go approx. 1 block and park on left beside the curb before getting to the park bathrooms.

N31.538455, W110.756700 - Click on link to see Google Map

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Carolyn Baird 208-733-2058

Artsy town to explore, hike Anza Trail toTumacacori, Tumacacori cultural demonstrations, Nogales, kayak Pena Blanca and continue around on back road to Arivaca, birding at Madera Canyon, Whipple Observatory Visitors Center (reservations needed).

Flying W RV Ranch

From I-19 take exit 40, go under freeway and then south on Frontage Rd to Bridge Rd. Turn left (east) onto Bridge Rd. At “T” turn right and go about ½ mile to the bridge. Cross bridge and continue to a gravel road on left. Turn left onto gravel road then right over RR tracks. Continue straight onto the tree lined road, then make a right and then a left turn. The turn into the Flying W Ranch is on the left. Park on the large level field to the left of the house. Water, electric, dump, laundry and WIFI available.

N31.613117, W111.036235 - Click on link to see Google Map

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Dan Jones, phone (520) 603-6232 Ellen Rebitzki, phone (916) 316-3753

Kitt Peak Observatory (need reservations for night tour), U of A Mirror Lab (need reservations), Arizona Sonora Desert Museum, Saguaro National Park West Visitor Center with ranger talks, Tucson shopping, movies, etc. Casino activities.

Casino Del Sol, 5655 W Valencia Rd.

From Hwy I-10 take Hwy 19 south out of Tucson toward Nogales. Take Valencia Rd for 6+ miles to Casino. Turn left before gas station then 2nd right to parking area.

N32.128902, W111.082460 - Click on link to see Google Map

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Chuck Bothwell, phone (253) 278-0450

Kayaking, see wild burros, dancing, birdwatching, evening fires, beautiful sunsets over the water, 4-wheeling, hiking, 2 restaurants/bars.

Large area by Fisherman’s Landing Resort, Lake Martinez Road.

Take AZ-95 north to Martinez Lake turnoff. Turn right across from fire station and right into dirt parking area. You will see WIN
signs. Water and dump available just past fire station on left for $5. Camping fee $5 in the past.

N32.97335, W114.46036 - Click on link to see Google Map

Donna Lee Cole, phone (602) 738-1978 and Jean Fox, phone (610) 360-4138

ANNUAL WIN CHRISTMAS CELEBRATION. Spend the holidays with your WIN friends. Dinner at VFW, New Year out dining and dancing, kayaking, walking and too many local attractions to list.

BLM land behind VFW on AZ-95 just north of Yuma foothills area.

Take AZ-95 south to AZ-95/72 east (a left turn in Parker) to AZ-95 south to Quartzsite. Continue south on AZ-95 towards Yuma. At VFW outside of Yuma, go behind building and thru gate to parking area.

N32.728665, W114.422870 - Click on link to see Google Map

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Joanne Jones, phone (248) 765-1411

Kayaking, biking, dancing, movies, ferry rides, casinos, boat tours, London Bridge.

Prospector RV Park, 4750 London Bridge Rd, Lake Havasu City, AZ

Take CA-62 west to AZ-95/72 (a left turn in Parker) north to Lake Havasu City. Stay on AZ-95. In Havasu, turn left on London Bridge Rd. Laundry, showers, hot tub, pool, rec room. $10 dry camp, $30 FHU.

N34.559825, W114.370124 - Click on link to see Google Map

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Leda Coughlin, 248-895-3706 and Peter Letswaard, 705-919-3966

Casino, golfing, movies, kayaking, 4-wheeling, Desert Bar.

BLM land on NS776.

From Quartzsite go North on 95 to CA 62, left on 62 for approximately 4 miles to NS776. Watch for signs. Free

N34.16535, W114.3708 - Click on link to see Google Map

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Host Needed

Visit local attractions The Library, Salvation Mtn, East Jesus and others. Saturday night local musicians play at The Range. Morning coffee at the Oasis or Travel’n Pals, evening fires. Many music gatherings at night in various locations.

South end of Edith Lane Rd, behind LOW camp

From CA-86 go east to CA-111 south to Niland. Turn left on Main St, which will turn into Beale Rd when you cross the railroad tracks. Approx. 4 miles to Low Rd-turn right and another right on Edith Lane Rd-approx ½ mile down. Park anywhere past the Low camp.

N33.257366, W115.462743 - Click on link to see Google Map

Paul Aakervik 775-722-8830, Marion Nakagawa

ANNUAL WIN THANKSGIVING CELEBRATION. Julian apple pie, 4 wheeling, biking, hiking, Borrego metal sculptures. Celebrate Thanksgiving having dinner with all your WIN friends and leftovers the next day.

Peg Leg Smith boondocking area.

Take I-10 east to CA-86 west to S-22 west (at Salton Sea area). Take a right on Henderson Canyon Road. WIN signs will be on right about 100 feet in. Water and dump available at State Park in Borrego Springs for $

N33.294816, W116.29825 - Click on link to see Google Map

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Host - Jean Fox, geniescoins@hotmail.com, 610-360-4138 Co-Host Tom Voyles 254-220-3703 tvoyles46@gmail.com

WIN ALL SINGLES DANCE RALLY and all the Fountain Of Youth Activities. This is a wonderful resort with great facilities available for our use. Make your reservations at Fountain of Youth ahead of time at foyspa.com. Ask about first time stay rates and special WIN rates. Don’t miss this fun event! Lots of dancing, lessons and other activities. Even if you are not attending the dane rally, this is a wonderful place to spend some time. Other options in the area are the casino around Indio or the Slabs.

Fountain of Youth Resort and Spa in by the Salton Sea, 1500 Spa Road, Niland, CA.

From I-10 take CA-111 south. Just past Bombay Beach turn left by Fountain of Youth sign. Turn right on Spa Road. FOY on left. Propane, water and dump available in park for boondockers. Also, dog wash, RV and car wash as well as a myriad of other facilities.

N33.399538, W115.66258 - Click on link to see Google Map

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Paul Aakervik 775-722-8830

Itch-Kep-Pe City Park Campground

Take Exit 408 from I-90 to MT-78 S, follow 78 to the Park. The Park has water available, no dump and no hook-ups. Donations are appreciated for the camp sites.

N45.629956,W109.253197 - Click on link to see Google Map

Mark Cotter, 818 468-3968; Co-host Monica Brickell, 201-248-0925

Hiking, site see Beartooth Highway, Yellowstone Gateway Museum, Train Depot, Chico Hot Springs, Museum of the Rockies

Park County Fairgrounds, 46 View Vista Dr, Livingston, MT

From I-90, take Exit 333 and turn right onto US-89 N/W Park St., turn right on W Geyser St, turn right onto S Main St, arrive at Fairgrounds on the right

N45.660191,W110.5479577 - Click on link to see Google Map

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Explore park, see 1st city to be lit by atomic power.

Craters of the Moon Nat. Monument Lava Flow CG. 208-527-1300 Call as they were doing renovations. Group $30-submit form 2 weeks in advance. Look south of Carey or at Picabo if not available.

Hwy. 26 toward Arco. $10 night. Water available but no dump.

N43.205807, W113.50017 - Click on link to see Google Map

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Tour Yellowstone Nat. Park 2-3 days, kayak headwaters of North Snake River, Nature Conservancy Working Cattle Ranch, fish at Henry Lake, Madison River area. Visit Quake Lake.
Parking Location:
Directions and Other Info:
GPS:

Yellowstone Towing & Repair, 4552 US 20, Island Park, ID. Brad 208-558-0100

N44.539012, W111.330562 - Click on link to see Google Map

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Host Jean Fox. 610-360-4138 Co-host Gene Miller 214-683-1313

Mountainview Community Church 2926 Bighorn Av., Cody, WY 82414

Arrive with empty holding tanks and full water tank. Dump and water at Municipal Public RV Dump., 2301 26th St. (just north of highway 14). Dump is free. Water is coin operated for RV's. Propane at V1, 92 Belfry "highway 120".
DO NOT TAKE HIGHWAY 14A TO CODY !!!!! VERY STEEP GRADE

N44.532489, W109.032170 - Click on link to see Google Map

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Paul Aakervik 775-722-8830

Itch-Kep-Pe City Park Campground

Take Exit 408 from I-90 to MT-78 S, follow 78 to the Park. The Park has water available, no dump and no hook-ups. Donations are appreciated for the camp sites.

NOTE!!!!!NOTE!!!!

Because the sizes of both WIM1 and WIM2 have decreased, WIM2 will join WIM1 at Columbus. They will continue to travel together until such time as the group is too large to travel together again. Paul is aware of our coming to Columbus, and Arlene is aware that we are traveling together, at least for a short period of time. Do I need to do anything further since a note will have to be made on WIM2.

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Donna Backus 734-476-3788 / Sybil Burke 512-639-2082

Hiking, site see Beartooth Highway, Yellowstone Gateway Museum, Train Depot, Chico Hot Springs, Museum of the Rockies

Park County Fairgrounds, 46 View Vista Dr, Livingston, MT

From I-90, take Exit 333 and turn right onto US-89 N/W Park St., turn right on W Geyser St, turn right onto S Main St, arrive at Fairgrounds on the right

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Kurt Glassell 428-210-7505 / Jim Ritchie 480-363-3036

Canyon Ferry Dam, fising, Charlie Russell gallery, Historical Society, Montana State Capitol. Possibly Red Ants Pants Festival July 27-30 ($135 for weekend plus $35 for Thurs-Mon. camping-dry)

Canyon Ferry Lake, Silos CG., Off of Silos Rd, Townsend, MT

Campground is 7 miles north of Townsend on US-287. Turn right on Silos Road. Go 1 mile, turn right (across from Canyon Ferry Airport, just past Cactus Ln.). CG is 400’ on left. $5 w/senior pass. It is best to use the directions or GPS Coordinates.

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