Upcoming & Past PS Chapter Camping Trips

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• CORP- All Chapter Jamboree - Save the Date!

  • Start
    Thu, May 28, 2026
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    12:00 PM
  • End
    Sun, May 31, 2026
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    12:00 PM
  • Location
    Hurkey Creek Campground
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  ALLCHAPTER JAMBOREE

  SAVE THE DATE

  WE HAVE SECURED AND CONFIRMED RESERVATION FOR THE BEST GROUP SITE. This event is being planned by Great Outdoors Corporate. For more information about this trip, check back here for updates. 

  
  

  
  

  
  

  
  

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• PS - Guajome Park in Oceanside, CA Campout - SAVE THE DATE

  • Start
    Sun, June 14, 2026
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    2:00 PM
  • End
    Wed, June 17, 2026
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    12:00 PM
  • Location
    Guajome Regional Park, Oceanside, CA

  Guajome Regional Park offers full hookup sites water, electric 20/30/50 amps, sewer hookups, paved driveways, fire rings, and tables. Coin-operated, hot showers, restrooms with flush toilets, and a waste water dump station. One tent and one RV (< or = 45ft.) or two tents will share each each site.  Both inhabitants will have access to the water and electricity. There is plenty of overflow parking for extra vehicles.

  The park is at an elevation of 130 ft. above sea level. Afternoon ocean breezes keep the park pleasant year-round.

  

  Guajome Regional Park is great for bicycling enthusiasts. It has numerous paved roadways within the park suitable for bicycling. There is also an excellent 10 mile bike only path from just outside the park into the Oceanside beachfront. At the beachfront, The trail merges with the oceanfront road leading to many shops and restaurants. 

  There are 3.5 miles of well-maintained hiking trails that meander through diverse Southern California habitats such as woodlands, chaparral, wetlands, and mixed grasslands. There are eight named trails, including a short self guided nature trail, and a couple of unnamed trails.

  The park is close to other historical points of interest such as the Rancho Guajome Adobe, designated as a National Historic Landmark in 1970 and the San Luis Rey Mission, one of the twenty-one California missions, which was founded in 1798.

  There is a bicycle trailhead just outside of the park that extends through nearby Oceanside, all the way to the coast. The city of Oceanside itself offers beaches, a pier and harbor, shopping, and restaurants.  Black's Beach is a 45 minute drive down the I-5.

  Park brochure - click here.

  Tentative Schedule of Events

  Sunday, June 14

  • 2pm - Check-in @ site TBD (please don't arrive early, they are strict about this)
  • 6pm - Meet n’ Greet @ Site TBD: BYOB, bring Hor'devours to share, if you want
  • 7pm - Dinner on your own, many many restaurants nearby
  • 8pm - Group campfire @ Site TBD (bring firewood)

  Monday, June 15

  • 7am - Coffee and Continental Breakfast @ Site TBD (volunteer coffee Tsar wanted)
  • 9am - *Bike ride on paved biking trail to the ocean, and back.  Transportation will be provided for those who cannot or do not want to ride back.
  • 1pm: *Sun and fun at the beach!  There are several beaches to choose from, suggestions welcome.  Parking will come with a fee, so carpool is encouraged.  Local Beaches
  • 6pm - Potluck @ Site TBD (bring a dish to share)
  • 8pm - Group campfire @ site TBD (bring firewood)

  Tuesday, June 16

  • 7am - Coffee and continental breakfast @ Site TBD (volunteer coffee Tsar wanted) 
  • 9am - *Hike the local nature trails in the park and explore the marshes/lake, how about a volleyball game or game of horseshoes?
  • 11am - *Carpool to Del Rey Mission, 15-minute drive, there is an admission fee you will have to pay. Alternative activity: suggestions welcome, See whiteboard
  • 2pm - *Wine aficionados, there are two vineyards in the area: Carruth Cellars, tasting room open M-Th 4-6pm, and Coomber Craft Wines, reservations required.  
  • 6pm - Dinner on our own, or leftovers dinner together @ Site TBD
  • 8pm - Group campfire @ Site TBD (bring firewood)

  Wednesday, June 17

  • 7am - Coffee and continental breakfast leftovers (volunteer coffee Tsar wanted)
  • 9am - pack up and clean up, say our tearful goodbyes, lots of hugging encouraged! 
  • 12pm - Check out
    

  *All activities are subject to change, check campout whiteboard for updates.

  Contact Trip Leader: Robert Varga - via email to [email protected] or text (760) 641-9112.
  
  Prices:  Prices listed are per person.  Each person going must complete a separate registration. We do this so each registrant acknowledges our liability waiver condition.

  Registration: Enter the license number of your primary vehicle and a tow vehicle. This will speed the check in process at the gate.

  Payments:  This event is limited to GO members.  When you register, you'll need to have your credit card (MC, VISA, Discover or Amex.) ready and pay your registration fee within 15 mins. If you are not a member yet, you can first join as a member online (click here) and then return here to register.

  Refunds:  Cancellation for a refund, minus $10 must be received before June 1st, 2025.   On June 1st, 2025 and after, no refund will be issued. All cancellation requests must be sent to the Trip Leader (see email above). 

  What to Bring:  Camp chair, camping/cooking gear, food, warm/cool/wet weather clothing, potluck item, one bundle of firewood per person and the Ten Essentials. 

  Directions:  Guajome Regional Park Campground, 3000 Guajome Lake Road, Oceanside, CA 92057.  Google map directions - click here.

  From Coachella Valley:  Take I-10W to I-215S to I-15, exit onto Highway 76, turn right on SR-76 and head west. Turn left onto Guajome Lake Road.  The campground entrance will be on the right.

  Climate: Average temperatures - high 75,  low 65. View weather forecast - click here. 

  Pets: Are permitted if they are properly restrained and under the control of the owner. Dogs must be licensed, restrained on a leash no longer than six feet, and attended at all times. Please pick up after your pet.   $1/night for each pet; you would pay upon arrival.

  Health Problems/allergies:   Discuss any medical concerns with the event leader that may affect your ability to participate in this event.

  
  

  
  

  
  

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• PS - Camping - Idyllwild Regional Park - SAVE THE DATE

  • Start
    Sun, July 12, 2026
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    2:00 PM
  • End
    Wed, July 15, 2026
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    12:00 AM
  • Location
    Idyllwild CA
  • Spaces left
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  Idyllwild Summer Getaway
  

  Experience the cool, star‑filled mountain nights beneath a canopy of conifers at Idyllwild Regional Park. This mid‑week summer escape offers a peaceful, uncrowded campground surrounded by towering pines, granite outcrops, and lush mountain vegetation.

  Enjoy three nights of camping, hiking, and exploring the charming village of Idyllwild—home to unique shops, local art, and inviting restaurants. Whether you’re relaxing under the trees, hitting the trails, or wandering through town, this trip blends mountain serenity with easy access to amenities.

  Sunday, July 12

  • 2:00 pm - Check-in
  • 4:00 Sunset hike to meadow  
  • 6:00 pm - Meet and greet, bring something to share and your favorite beverage.
  • 7:00 pm - Group campfire activities 
    

  Monday, July 13

  • 7:00 am - Coffee, continental breakfast
  • 9:00 am - Hike to Nature Center *
    
  • 2:00 pm - Hike *
  • 6:30 pm - Potluck dinner-bring a dish to share
    
  • 7:00 pm - Group campfire activities 
    

  Tuesday, July 14

  • 7:00 am - Coffee, continental breakfast
  • 9:00 am - 4 wheel drive road trip
  • 1:30 pm - Hike* or see Idyllwild 
  • 6:30 pm - Optional group dinner in town*
  • 7:30 pm - Group  campfire activities

  Wednesday, July 13
  

  •  12:00 pm - Check out

  *Check campground white board for updates and hike/outing details.

  

  Amenities: Restrooms have flush toilets and hot showers that take quarters.  Campsites have picnic tables, fire rings (although wood fires may not be allowed due to fire restrictions), and drinking water. The town of Idyllwild is 1/2 mile away with shops and restaurants.

  Amenities For Tents:  The sites are fairly flat and with intermittent shade.  Tents and RV's will be in same area and may share site. Restroom and showers are located uphill of the campsites.

  Amenities For RVs:  There are no services for RVs.  Fill your water tank prior to arrival.  This is dry camping.  Generators may be operated between 7 am and 10 pm.

  What to Bring: Ten Essentials, camp chair, nametag, daypack for hiking, camping/cooking gear, food, warm/cool/wet weather clothing, quarters for showers.  Bring a dish to share at the potluck dinner.  There are water spigots located in the camp.  

  Consider going green! - Please bring your own reusable plates, cups, mugs, eating utensils, etc. 

  Directions:  54000 County Playground Road, Idyllwild, CA 92549. Map - Click Here.

  Climate:   Ave High 80  Ave Low 47       Weather forecast click here

  Sunrise 5:47 AM - Sunset 7:58 PM

  4x4 Trails Near Idyllwild

  • Bee Canyon Truck Trail (5S07): A popular route between Hemet and Mountain Center, featuring beautiful scenery, tight spots, and occasional mud.
  • Black Mountain Truck Trail (5S01): Leads to Fuller Ridge, offering scenic views and a mix of, sometimes, challenging terrain.
  • Idyllwild Control Road (5S06): A 6-mile, moderate trail connecting Highway 74 to Pine Cove.
  • San Jacinto Ridge Road (5S09): A 30-mile, moderate route connecting with Bee Canyon and Red Hill Road.
  • Thomas Mountain Road (6S13/6S18): Features stunning views of Lake Hemet and connects to Rouse Ridge.

  Pets: Pets are welcomed. $2 per day pet fee payable upon arrival may apply. Must be kept on leash.  Please pick up after your pet. 
  

  Photos:  Click Here

  Payment:  Online only with credit card.

  Refunds: Cancellation must be received by July 1 to qualify for a refund, minus a $10 administrative fee. To cancel your registration, please contact the trip leader directly.
  

  Contact: Trip Co-Leaders:  John N. and Scott C.

   
  

  Health Problems/allergies:   Discuss any medical concerns with the event leader that may affect your ability to participate in this event. 

  
  

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• PS - Camping - San Gorgonio, San Bernardino NF

  • Start
    Thu, August 13, 2026
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    2:00 PM
  • End
    Sun, August 16, 2026
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    12:00 PM
  • Location
    Angelus Oaks, CA, San Bernardino National Forest

  

  Escape to the Cool Mountain Forest Under the Stars

  Join us for a peaceful midweek getaway at 6,500 feet, where the night sky sparkles above a quiet conifer forest. Nestled in the San Bernardino Mountains, this serene campground offers a refreshing break from the summer heat and the crowds.

  Spend three relaxing nights surrounded by towering pines, fresh mountain air, and the natural beauty of the area. Enjoy nearby Jenks Lake, hike along the scenic Santa Ana River, or explore further adventures with Big Bear Lake just 25 miles away.

  Whether you’re looking to hike, unwind, or simply take in the starlit sky, this is the perfect mountain escape.

  Thursday, August 13

  • 2:00 pm - Check-in - go directly to your site
  • 5:30 pm - Meet and greet BYOB, dinner on your own
    
  • 7:00 pm - Group campfire activities
    
  • Stargazing - Perseid Meteor Shower!

  Friday, Aug. 14

  • 7:00 am - Peet’s coffee and breakfast items 
    
  • 9:00 am - Hike to Jenks Lake (3 to 4 miles round trip)*
    
  • 6:00 pm - Potluck dinner
  • 7:30 pm - Group campfire activities
    

  Saturday, Aug. 15

  7:00 am - Coffee and pastries

  Hike* or 4x4 trip

  • 1:00 pm - Big Bear town* 
  • 6:30 pm - Check white board*
  • 7:30 pm - Group campfire

  Sunday, Aug. 16

  •  12:00 pm - Check out

  *Check campground white board for updates and hike/outing details.

  Amenities and Notes:

  • Tents will be on the large spacious sites separate from RV's
  • Flush toilets, picnic tables, grill/fire rings, and drinking water. 
  • Bears frequent the area; follow all food and garbage disposal regulations. Food storage lockers on site.
  • Don't Move Firewood: Protect California's forests from tree-killing pests by buying your firewood locally and burning it on-site. For more information visit firewood.ca.gov. - 'Buy It Where Your Burn It' Available on site at $8-10 a bundle, cash only.
  • Fire restrictions may be imposed at any time due to hot, dry weather conditions, at which time campfires and charcoal fires may not be allowed. Campfires must be kept small and in the fire ring.
  • Quiet hours are from 10 pm to 8 am.
  • Each "tent first person" registration includes parking for 1 vehicle. Second person sharing a tent must arrive with first person in same vehicle. No extra parking available.  Tent sites will not be shared with RV's.
  • Back into your site - safety requirement for emergency evacuation.
  • Park all tires on pavement - environmental issues - strictly enforced.
  • Specific campsite assignments will be sent a week before the event.

  Notes/conditions for RVs:  This is a dry camping. Fresh water spigots available throughout camp and at the dump station. The dump site is located nearby ($10 fee).  Generators may be operated between 7 am and 10 pm. Maximum site size is 35 feet. Maximum of 2 vehicles per site. RV with tow vehicle attached upon arrival counts as 1 vehicle. If tow vehicle is not attached upon arrival, occupant is responsible for extra parking fees $8 per day. Your tow vehicle must fit on your site with all tires on the pavement. 

  What to Bring: Ten Essentials, camp chair, daypack for hiking, camping/cooking gear, food, warm/cool weather clothing, some cash, and your name tag. Bring your senior Golden Age Park pass if you have one.

  GOING GREEN!  Please bring your own plates, cups, mugs, eating utensils, napkins, paper towels, camp soap, etc.  There are water spigots located in the camp or in the nearby restroom for washing dishes.  

  Location/Directions:   Latitude 34.171955, Longitude  -116.875098

  Distance is approx. 70 miles from Palm Springs via Interstate10.

  From I-10 take SR-38 North. From the Mill Creek Ranger Station. The campground is approximately 20 miles to the entrance. Turn left into the campground. From the Big Bear Discovery Center take SR-38 towards Redlands for 25.8 miles and turn right into the campground. Google Map

  Hazard Warning!! - Dangerous intersection at entrance to camp from Highway 38 - limited visibility. Use extra caution when exiting the camp back on to the highway.

  Nearby Trails:

  • Ponderosa Vista Nature Trail, 0.6-mile length
  • Whispering Pines Trail, 0.5 mile
  • Rio Monte Trail, 2.5 miles
  • Big Falls Trail, 0.3 mile
  • Jenks Lake Trail,1 mile
  • Wild Horse Creek, 5 miles

  Website: San Bernardino National Forest. Campground map click here

  Climate:   Ave Temps: 77° / 44°     Current Weather click here

  Refunds: Cancellation for a refund, minus any service fee, must be received by August 1, 2024.

  Payment:  You can pay with the following credit cards: Visa, MasterCard, Discover and American Express. 

  Pets: Are welcomed. Must be kept on leash. Please pick up after your pet. 

  Photos: click here

  Prices are based upon you being a GO paid member.  If not currently a GO member, you will have the option of joining at an additional $25 per person for a one (1) year club membership prior to registration. Each person going must complete a separate registration. You can click here to join.  

  Contact Leaders:

  • Doug Wylie email click here  
  •  Scott Connelly email click here  

  Health Problems/Allergies:  Discuss any medical concerns with the trip leader that may affect your ability to complete the event.

  
  

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• SBVC - Duck Creek Campout (Revised)

  • Start
    Wed, August 19, 2026
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    2:00 PM
  • End
    Sun, August 23, 2026
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    12:00 PM
  • Location
    Duck Creek, UT
  • Spaces left
    21

  Register

  Ready for an Unforgettable Escape? Come join your GO friends to Southern Utah!       -Updated ticket costs-                 

  Tired of the daily grind? Then it’s time to trade traffic for towering trees and spreadsheets for starry skies! Join your Great Outdoors friends on a five-day, four-night camping adventure in the breathtaking landscapes of Southern Utah! 

  We’ll be setting up camp at Duck Creek Campground, a peaceful hideaway nestled in the Dixie National Forest near Cedar City—just 450 miles east of LA. You’ll be surrounded by groves of aspen and Douglas fir, with ancient ponderosa pines (some over 500 years old!) standing tall all around you. 

  There are hiking trails right from camp,Duck Creek Pond and Navajo lake nearby if you feel like casting a line, renting a boat or just kicking back. One day, we’ll hit the trails at Cedar Breaks National Monument—a jaw-dropping natural amphitheater—on a scenic hike along the South Rim Trail (note: there’s a $15–$25 fee per vehicle to enter). We’ll also explore the Mammoth Lava Caves, a wild formation from Utah’s volcanic past. 

  And if that’s not enough? Zion and Bryce Canyon National Parks are just about an hour away. If you forget something or need supplies, Duck Creek Village is just down the road with shops, firewood, and a few local eats. 

  So….Let’s get outside, breathe in that mountain air, and make some memories! 

  Details: 

  We have reserved campsites 087,089, 090(Loop D) 

  We are allowed one vehicle per site, however there is overflow parking which is about ¼ mile away at the visitor’s center. We may be able to park a few more vehicles at the campsite but that will be figured out when you get there. There is a fee for overflow vehicles in camp which the driver will be reimbursed. 

  Sorry because of the limited space, this is tent camping only. 

  There are no showers so bring your solar shower, however, Pine Wood resorts, which is in Duck Creek Village,offer showers if availability permits, $10/person. 

  Campground amenities include flush toilets, fire rings, picnic tables and potable water. 

  Make sure to bring firewood and buy it locally as they are discouraging firewood brought in from outside the area due to exotic pest infestation. 

  For more info about duck Creek Campground go to:  

  Duck Creek, Dixie National Forest - Recreation.gov 

   

  Registration $85 for driver, $70 for Passenger, tent camping only

  Registration by credit card only 

  Each camp site is allowed one vehicle per site, (we probably can squeeze a few more in) but overflow parking is available at the visitor’s center, and carpooling is highly encouraged to limit the number of vehicles.  Let the trip leader know if you have room to share in your vehicle. 

  Itinerary: 

  Wednesday Aug. 19^th: Arrival AFTER 2pm. Meet and Greet tea and other yummies! Feel free to share your favorite finger food and/or beverage if you so desire, GO will be providing drinks and snacks as well.  BYOB. Dinner on your own. Campfire gathering 

  Thursday Aug. 20^th: Breakfast on your own. Explore local trails around the area, TBD at the site. Lunch on your own, more exploring, Potluck dinner!  Prepare your favorite dish for 4 to 6 people.  Campfire gathering 

  Friday Aug 21^th:Breakfast on your own then drive to Cedar Breaks National Monument (carpooling to be figured out) Pack a lunch. Taking the5-mile South Rim trail which offers spectacular views, a moderately strenuous hike but well worth it! Have plenty of water, comfortable hiking shoes and sunscreen! Dinner at a nearby restaurant. (Paesano’s Pizzeria or Aunt Sues Chalet) Return for our Campfire gathering. 

  Saturday Aug 22^th:Breakfast on your own, visit Navajo Lake, maybe rent a boat or walk around the lake, more exploring TBD. Have lunch in Duck Creek Village. Dinner on your own, relax, take in the beauty, campfire gathering. 

  Sunday Aug 13^th: Our last day!  Breakfast on your own, pack up and head out and prepare for your next GO adventure! 

  Note: This itinerary is subject to change as weather, moods and circumstances permit! 

  Refund Policy: Cancel on or before August 10th you will receive a refund minus a $10 processing fee. Sorry but no refunds will be issued after that date. 

  Contact the trip leader if you need to cancel. 

  

  This event is limited to GO members only.  When you register, you’ll need to have your credit card ready and pay your registration fee within 15 minutes.  If you’re not a member, you can first join as a member online and then return to register for the event.  We’d love to have you join!! 

  Dogs are allowed if they are on a leash. 

  Weather this time of year is usually pleasantly warm and breezy (low 80’s high 70’s) Very slight chance of rain but it has been known that an occasional thunderstorm can pass through now and again, so be prepared! 

  Bring your 10 essentials, camping and cooking gear, food and a bundle or two or three of firewood. (We can always go down the road to buy more) 

  Sunscreen and a wide brimmed hat and comfortable hiking shoes highly recommended! 

  Additional e-mails will be sent out with more details, changes and other pertinent info as the date of the trip nears. 

  
  Your Trip Leader, Brian Miller: Duck Creek, UT (circa 1963)
  [email protected] 

   

   

  
  

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• SBVC/CORP - 48th All Chapter Conference and Campout - SAVE THE DATE

  • Start
    Fri, October 16, 2026
  • End
    Sun, October 18, 2026
  • Location
    TBA

  *** SAVE THE DATE ***

  Hello GO!

  Please make sure that you mark your calendars for the
  48th All Chapter Conference and Campout
  Hosted by GO-SBVC

  Dates
  Friday, October 16 thru Sunday, October 18, 2026
  Location
  TBA

  
  

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• PS - Camp - Death Valley 4x4 Plus - SAVE THE DATE

  • Start
    Thu, November 12, 2026
  •  
    12:00 PM
  • End
    Mon, November 16, 2026
  •  
    11:00 AM
  • Location
    Death Valley Stovepipe Wells

  
  

  Death Valley 2026 4X4 RV Trip Details

  Reserve Now!!!

  If you are planning to join us for our upcoming trip to Death Valley National Park, the scheduled dates are, Thursday, November 12 thru Monday, November 16, 2 2026.

  Everyone attending is responsible for making their own RV reservations at the Stovepipe Wells RV Campground. Please be aware that the campground has only 14 available sites, so it is important to reserve your RV site as soon as possible.

  How to Reserve Your RV Site

  • 1.      To reserve a rv site Click here
  • 2.      On the right side of the web page, select “RV Sites.”
  • 3.      Scroll down and click on “Book Now.”
  • 4.      Use the monthly calendar to navigate to November 2026.
  • 5.      Select dates from November 12 through November 16.
  • 6.      Continue scrolling until you see RV site options.
  • 7.      If only room rates are displayed and no RV sites appear, revisit the site later.
  • 8.      You may need to repeat this process several times during the month until an RV site becomes available.
  • 9.  Once your site has been reserved, please send an email to Cliff

  
  

  
  

       
  

  
  

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• PS - Dos Picos County Park Campout-SAVE THE DATE

  • Start
    Sun, November 22, 2026
  •  
    2:00 PM
  • End
    Wed, November 25, 2026
  •  
    12:00 PM
  • Location
    Ramona, CA

  • Dos Picos County Park Trip Notes

    Dos Picos County Park is located in Ramona, California. Its name is Spanish for "two peaks," derived from the two prominent mountains nearby. The surrounding ranch land and steep rocky slopes help preserve its secluded atmosphere.

    This park is known for its magnificent Oak trees.  The landscape is a mixture of chaparral, open grassland, and oak woodland. Coyote, fox, possum, skunk, and raccoon are all seen in the park regularly.

    The city of Ramona is minutes away when driving.  You may purchase food and other supplies there.

    Maximum RV length is 40 feet.  All sites have E/W. Several sites will be dedicated as tent sites.  These sites can have three tents, max and two cars.  The water spigots at these sites are unique.  It is housed in a plastic box that sits below ground level.  

    Tent campers, all the sites are gravel.   Your tent will likely be pitched on gravel.  Please bring blow-up mattresses or cots to sleep on, so you are not sleeping on gravel.  Tents should also bring extension cords. 

    At each site there is room for an RV and tow vehicle, or two vehicles.  Extra vehicles can park in the overflow lot for a total of $9, which is paid by GOPS.  The overflow parking lot is NOT close.  It’s located on the opposite side of the campground from our sites, so car camping would NOT be a good choice, please bring a tent.

    Leashed dogs are welcome at $1/night/dog.  Campers will pay for their own dogs upon check-in at the campground. 

    Sites 63 & 69 are ADA sites.  If you have an ADA placard, please let the trip leader know.   

    We will have access to the indoor pavilion and its outdoor picnic area.  It is located in the middle of all our sites.  There is a massive fire pit. The use of that pavilion and its outdoor space was an additional cost that was figured into the cost of this campout.  Typical weather in this area in November is high 73, low 42.

    Cancellation policy: cancel for full refund minus a $10 fees on or before Nov 10^th, 2024.

    Dos Picos County Park Campground

    17953 Dos Picos Park Road

    Ramona, CA 92065

    (760) 789-2220 

    Trip Leader Contact: Robert Varga

  • [email protected]

  • (760) 641-9112 text messages only

  Dos Picos Campout Schedule of Events

  Disclaimer: the following schedule is tentative and could change without notice. Check-in and Check-out are set in stone, no changing those.

  Sunday, November 24

  • 2:00 pm - Check-in (please don't arrive early)
  • 6:00 pm – Meet and Greet, in the Pavilion, bring finger food to share if you want.  
  • 7:00 pm – Dinner on your own, but you’ll probably be satiated from grazing the finger food, so join the group fire early!
  • 8:00 pm - group fire, please bring firewood, $6/bundle at the park

  Monday, November 25

  • 7:00 am – coffee by our Bombastic Barista, Mike and a PUMPKIN PANCAKES AND EGGS breakfast in the Pavilion!
  • 10:00 am – local hike somewhere close by
  • 1:00 pm – activity on your own or impromptu group activity
  • 6:00 pm – PotLuck dinner in the Pavilion. 
  • 8:00 pm - group fire, please bring firewood, $6/bundle at the park

  Tuesday, November 26

  • 7:00 am – Coffee by our Bombastic Barista, Mike and continental breakfast items in the Pavilion
  • 10:00 am – local hike somewhere close by
  • 1:00 pm – Special for us: tour and wine tasting of a local vineyard owned by an x-GOSD member and his husband. pocomontana.com
  • 5:00 pm – dinner on your own
  • 6:30 pm - Raffle!!!  $5/ticket or 5 tickets for $20;  see the prize display in the Pavillon. 
  • 8:00 pm - group fire, please bring firewood, $6/bundle at the park

  Wednesday, November 27

  • 7:00 am – Coffee by our Bombastic Barista, Mike and continental breakfast items in the Pavilion
  • 9:00 am - pack up and clean up, say our tearful goodbyes
  • 12:00 pm - Check out

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