Camping Trips:
Name / Location
Description
Dates
Pine Valley: Near St. George (SW corner of Utah)
about 8 hours. Directions:
From St. George, Utah, go north on Highway 18 to
Central. Go right on Forest Highway 35 to Pine
Valley. Go left on Main Street 3 miles to the Pine
Valley Recreation Area.
Reservation information: Recreation.gov
or telephone1-877-444-6777
The Equestrian Campground has a parking loop with
facilities specifically for horses. It is located about 3/4
mile from Pine Valley Reservoir, in a ponderosa pine,
pinyon, and juniper setting north of the Pine Valley
Mountain Wilderness. It offers great views of the
Pine Valley Mountains. There are near by trails in the
Pine Valley Mountain Wilderness including:
Equestrian Trail, Forsyth Canyon Trail, Browns Trail,
Whipple, Pine Valley Cannal Trail, and the Santa Clara
River Trail. Fishing in the Santa Clara River and in
nearby Pine Valley Reservoir. Activities include horse
riding, hiking, fishing, and at the reservoir. There
is 1 large four-way corral, and four smaller corrals
near campsites 1, 2, 3, 11, 13 and 14.
Facilities
14 single campsites (up to 8 people) with picnic
tables, fire pits, and tent pads
4 tent sites (up to 8 people) with picnic tables, fire
pits, and tent pads
Drinking water (Memorial Day-Labor Day)
Vault toilets
No garbage disposal, please pack it out
http://www.fs.usda.gov/recarea/dixie/recarea/?reci
d=24806
$5 vehicle entry. 6 equestrian sites. Flush toilets,
showers, dump station and electricity & water at
some sites. Although I have not been there, friends
have told me there are numerous beautiful trails.
The campsite provides a 12 x 12 foot six-rail Powder
River corral that will hold up to 2 horses. There is a
community corral centrally located that will hold 1 to
3 horses, and it includes water and manure
receptacle. Corrals are to be cleaned before checkout
About $22 per night: Generous Campsites, easily
accessible, about 6 miles gravel roads. w/ fire pit,
picnic table and hitching rail at each site. Water for
horses at the trail head at the edge of camp. Trails
are travelogue scenic & well maintained there is one
very nice bridge near the trail head, some water
crossings and steep sections of trail. No reservations
available, so this would be a mid-week arrival date to
get good sites. There are 8 equine campsites. Not
recommended for a beginner trail horse although
there is one easy trail.
Still working on this. Past member Janet
Zandersmith has land they may be available. I will
contact.
June 24 –
July 1.
Dates are
flexible
$15 for equestrian camping
Quiet hours between 10 p.m. and 6 a.m.
Campfires in developed fire pits only
Fireworks are prohibited
Dogs must be on leash
OHV/ATV use prohibited in the campground
Castle Rock: Near City of Rocks, Idaho: 45 miles S
of Burley, 205 miles from Boise. 6 sites available as
of 4/4/15
http://idahostateparks.reserveamerica.com/campsi
teCalendar.do
$29 per night. Electricity & water hook-ups
Grandjean: Located on the west side of the
Sawtooths off of Hwy 21. Approximately a 3 hour
drive from Boise. Part of the National Sawtooth
Recreation Area.
Reservations not available.
McCall Area:
July
7 - 12
August
13-19
TBD
Stanley Area:
Checking with Sue Baughman
Joseph Oregon: NE Oregon, near Wallowa Lake.
Boulder Park Campground
The Boulder Park Campground is suitable for pack
and riding stock users with a loading ramp, 'star'
bunk feeders for 6-8 head, and trailer parking. Stock
water is available from Eagle Creek.
The campground is set near the Main Eagle
Trailhead which offers an extensive system of trails
going into the Eagle Cap Wilderness. Campers
without stock are welcome but may prefer Two Color
Campground located three miles down the road.
All visitors to the Eagle Cap Wilderness must obtain a
Wilderness Visitor Permit before entering the area.
Only one permit is required per group and there is no
fee for the permits. Registration and Permit boxes are
located at each trailhead near the information board.
The permits are self-issued.
Weather: described as lovely Indian Summer. 30s @
night and high 60s in the daytime.
All reserved sites are already claimed. If you want to
be on an alternate list in case someone can’t got, let
Anne Martin know. Cost $134 for the campsite for 6
nights. Average $400-500 for gas round trip.
Put on by the NW Endurance Riders. Check with Phil
Carroll for report on past rides for $ and amenities.
We had a great overnighter last summer; We’ll try to
repeat that this year. Need to coordinate with Bogus
Basin and Susan Browning; Bogus guide
extraordinaire.
Juniper Mountain Outfitters has 2 weeks open camp.
Reservations can be made for tents: large 4 persons,
with cots, pads and wood stove. Large communal
cook tent. Trail Guides available. For more
information see web site:
junipermountain outfitters.com
Perfect if you have friends w/o horses who want to
trail ride. They can accommodate all levels.
Directions:
From Baker City, Oregon head north on Interstate
84 for 5 miles to exit 298; Turn right off Interstate
84 to State 203 Highway and travel 18 miles to
Medical Springs, Oregon; In Medical Springs turn
right on Big Creek Road and go 1.5 miles
to Forest Road 67; Turn left on Forest Road 67 and
go about 14 miles to Forest Road 77; Turn left on
Forest Road 77 and go 0.5 miles to Forest Road
7755; Turn right onto FSR 7755 to go up Eagle
Creek; The campground is about 3.5 miles up Forest
Road 7755.
No fee or pass is required to use the campground.
General rules of use and restrictions apply for this
developed recreation site. Motorized vehicles,
bicycles, carts, hang glider and other mechanical
equipment is prohibited in the Wilderness area.
Nehalem Bay: Oregon coast near Manzanita: 9 +
hour drive
Old Salam: Near Centerville, ID
Just north of Idaho City.
Bogus Basin:
Stolle Meadows / Warm Lake:
Juniper Mountain Outfitters: tents $20 per night,
sleeps 4 w/ padded cot, wood stove w/ wood
provided. Use of cook tent and grounds. No
running water or electricity. No cell service. Have
your own rig? Get pre-approval and Pay $15?
Limited room for only a few trailers and requires
pre-approval. Or we can move down the road and
do our own thing.
JMO guides are awesome and know the area
extremely well.
End of
August
TBD
Sept.
10 – 17
Dates are
flexible
Aug.
-9
3
Sept.
-7
TBD
5
Anytime
Aug. 1 –
22. Call
for
reservatio
ns