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SUMMARY:WIND CAVE CAMPOUT (SD) Aug. 8-10\, 2024
DESCRIPTION:WIND CAVE CAMPOUT (SD) August 8-10\, 2024 \nHost: Carla Sartwell 928-499-9066 (texting ok) azsidecarla@gmail.com and Desse Johnston as co-host \nLocation: Elk Mountain Campground\, Loop B\, Wind Cave National Park\, 26611 US Hwy 385\, Hot Springs\, SD 57747 \nPark Campground host phone: 605-745-1222(Suzy)\, 605-745-4600(for General Info). \nCoordinates: N43.55677 W103.47799 (Visitor Center at Wind Cave) \nDirections: Just 12 miles north of Hot Springs on Highway 385. From Rapid City take Hwy 79\nsouth 50 miles to Hwy 385 then 6 miles north continue through Hot Springs on this hwy. Follow\nsigns to the Park Entrance Visitor Center about 2 miles off Hwy 385. Elk Mountain Campground\nentrance is ½ mile beyond or north of Visitor Center. \nIBMC Camp Location: This year we are camping to Loop B. This is a change from last year. It is\nthe first camping area on the Elk Mountain campground road. All sites are on flat ground with\nsome trees. These sites will accommodate tents\, tent trailers and RVs. Sites can be shared.\nReservations: Use Recreation.gov website starting May 20th to make your reservation for a\nsite in Loop B. Suggested sites in Loop B are the following numbers:\n15\, 16\, 17(Handicapped)\,18-25. \nFees: $24 per night Visitors holding a Senior or Access Pass\, or a Golden Age or Golden Access Pass pay half price a night per site.. \nCampground: Each site has picnic table and fire grate. Running water and flush toilet\nrestrooms nearby. No electric service. Cell phone service is marginal as it is in a canyon\nenvironment. Firewood may be available at entrance of the campground\, check with camp\nranger. \nServices/Conveniences: Hot Springs\, (14 miles via Hwy 385 South) and Custer\, (20 miles via\nHwy 385 North) are full-service cities for gasoline\, grocery\, restaurants\, hardware\, medical\,\netc. Showers available in Custer at South Dakota Outdoor Shop. It is new and coin operated on\nMt. Rushmore Street. Also\, KOA south of Hot Springs which has showers but be advised main\nstreet is still under “destruction.” \nAttractions: Last year we had buffalo near campground entrance. Park campfire programs\nnightly at the amphitheater. Elk Mt. Nature Trail near campsites. Wind Cave tours suspended\nuntil a new elevator is installed however\, there are virtual cave tours at the visitor center.\nOther places to visit include the Mammoth Site Museum and The Plunge pool in Hot Springs\,\nWind and Jewel Caves and Sturgis Rally. Nearby are Mt. Rushmore & Crazy Horse Monuments.\nHistoric Train Ride in Hill City. Plenty of twisty roads in Black Hills to ride on. \nWhat to Bring: Elevation is over 4\,000 feet with pleasant days but have warm clothing for\nevenings. Summer thunderstorms can occur at this time of year so bring your poncho or\numbrella and rainproof tent!
URL:https://www.ibmc.org/campout/wind-cave-campout-sd/
LOCATION:MN
ORGANIZER;CN="Carla Sartwell":MAILTO:azsidecarla@gmail.com
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240815
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240819
DTSTAMP:20260403T160315
CREATED:20240313T143515Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240324T213755Z
UID:4567-1723680000-1724025599@www.ibmc.org
SUMMARY:Dick McKenzie Memorial Campout (UT)
DESCRIPTION:Location: Canyon Rim Campground\, Flaming Gorge National Recreation Area\n\n\n\n\n\n\nDirections: From Green River\, WY take  WY 530 S for 46 miles to Manila. Turn left onto UT 44 S for 24 miles. Turn left onto FR95/Red Canyon Rd. 1.7 miles Turn right onto Canyon Rim Campground Road. \nFrom Vernal take 191 North. At junction go straight onto Highway 44N going towards to Manila. Turn right at 3.4 miles onto FR95/Red Canyon Road. Follow signs to campground 1.7 miles. Turn right onto Canyon Rim Campground Road .2 miles. \nConveniences: picnic tables\, pit toilets\,  and water. NO ELECTRIC. Bring your solar panels. Expensive gas in Dutch John\, ice and groceries are available as well. \nCost: $25. can share. 1/2 price for Golden Age \nAttractions: Flaming Gorge Dam has a visitors center. There are trout to view below the dam. Beautiful views from campground. Big Horn sheep are in the area. There is a visitors center within walking distance from the campground.
URL:https://www.ibmc.org/campout/dick-mckenzie-memorial-campout-ut/
LOCATION:MN
ORGANIZER;CN="Allen Hughes":MAILTO:travelinmi@gmail.com
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240829
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240902
DTSTAMP:20260403T160315
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UID:3848-1724889600-1725235199@www.ibmc.org
SUMMARY:Elk Co. Campout (PA) Aug. 29 - Sep. 2\, 2024
DESCRIPTION:Hosts: Cindy Schuster and Dave Bobenrieth \nHost Phone: 814–321–4256 \nLocation: Cindy and Dave’s house\, 124 Wilson Rd.\, Saint Mary’s PA  15857 \nCost: free \nDirections: Put the address into GPS and go!  We will have signs marking our home. \nRemarks:  You are welcome to come earlier and stay later if you want. We have enjoyable places to ride. We can go for a ride in the morning and try to see some elk. This is the largest free roaming herd this side of the Mississippi. We also live near Kinzua Bridge State Park.  Zippo Case Factory and Museum are an interesting place to visit.
URL:https://www.ibmc.org/campout/elk-co-campout-pa-sep-1-4-2023/
LOCATION:124 Wilson RD\, St. Mary’s\, PA\, 124 Wilson RD\, St. Mary’s\, PA\, 15857\, United States
ORGANIZER;CN="dave":MAILTO:cindyschbob57@yahoo.com
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240905
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240909
DTSTAMP:20260403T160315
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LAST-MODIFIED:20240126T044815Z
UID:3575-1725494400-1725839999@www.ibmc.org
SUMMARY:Brownsville Campout ( MN) September 5-8\, 2024
DESCRIPTION:Location: Wildcat Landing Campground\, 11011 State 26\, Brownsville\, MN 55919. \nCamp Phone: 507-482-6250 \nComments: Located in historic River Bluff country\, 1/2 mile south of Brownsville\, MN on Highway 26. The campground has a nice shower house with flush toilets. The campsites have picnic tables\, fire rings\, and we have a shelter. Firewood and ice is available. There are restaurants in the area and a good burger bar just down the road. There is a bar in town which serves excellent pizza also.\nCamp on the shore of the Mighty Mississippi. Watch the river traffic during the day and tow boats at night. Explore scenic roads winding through the valleys and over bluffs.\nCost is $50. Electric but can share\, $25 for tent sites. \nWe plan a group campfire each night and a potluck on Saturday evening. Come and enjoy the river valley!\nHost phone: 952-881-5603 Email: knopps@usfamily.net
URL:https://www.ibmc.org/campout/brownsville-campout-mn-september-9-10-2022-2/
LOCATION:Wildcat Landing Campground\, 11011 State 26\, Brownsville\, MN\, 55919\, United States
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ORGANIZER;CN="Steve and Linda Knopp":MAILTO:knopps@usfamily.net
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240912
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240916
DTSTAMP:20260403T160315
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SUMMARY:Blanding Landing/Whistle Stop (IL) Sep 12-15
DESCRIPTION:$15 – $25\n\n\nComments: New rules. You cannot make a reservation any more. It is first come\, first serve. Golden age passport accepted. Sites can be shared. Jim will be coming here after Wildcat Landing Campout and plans to arrive Sept. 9. \nDirections: Do Not Use GPS Follow These Directions \nFrom North: take route 20 to Galina. Go South on Blackjack Road (third right East of bridge) Blackjack Road 7.8 miles to S Banding Road. Turn right and go 4.4 to more miles to end. Turn right and go 1 mile to camp (cross the railroad tracks). \nFrom South: Route 84 to Handover. Cross the river (ignore the Blanding Landing sign as it’s part gravel). Turn left at the Chestnut Mountain sign- Blackjack Road go 4.2 miles to Beaty Hollow Road and go left. Go 1.9 miles to South Blanding Rd. Go left 1.7 miles to end. Go right 1 mile to camp across the railroad tracks. \nConveniences and services: electric\, showers\, water\, flush toilets\, excellent restaurants and Walmart in Galena. \nAttractions: good bike riding roads \nRemarks: when following GPS do not turn on Devil’s Ladder Road. Go to Galena and follow written directions. Same holds true when you get to Galena. \nJim’s email and phone number: \nPhone: 1-815-821-2785       Email: firefighterjop@yahoo.com
URL:https://www.ibmc.org/campout/blanding-landing-2/
LOCATION:Whistle Stop\, South River Road\, Hanover\, IL\, 61036\, United States
ORGANIZER;CN="Jim Piquette":MAILTO:firefighterjop@yahoo.com
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240920
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240922
DTSTAMP:20260403T160315
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UID:4560-1726790400-1726963199@www.ibmc.org
SUMMARY:DUTCH OVEN COOK-OFF – 20th year (AR) September 20-21\, 2024
DESCRIPTION:Location: Mountain View RV Park\, Mountain View\, AR  NOTE: NEW LOCATION \nDates: September 20 & 21\, 2024 Friday and Sat nights\nHost: John Boy; Brenda Dixon\nPhone: 501-652-1219(B) or 501-289-0505(J) \nPark info: phone: 870-269-3758 Website: mountainview-rvpark.com \nCost: $ 35.99 per site per night. 2 can share a site. This includes a 10% discount (for cash) to our\ngroup\, but there is an 11% “accommodations tax” levied by the city (included in this total.) They are\nkeeping a row for us\, however\, if they need space\, they won’t turn others away – so make reservations\nnow! A $25 fee will hold your reservation\, the balance can be paid in cash at arrival to receive the full\n10% discount. \nCoordinates: 35.87466 N\, 92.10119 W \nDirections: 711 N. Bayou DR\, Mountain View\, AR.\nFrom the south or west take Highway 5 north out of Mountain View\, Past Wal-Mart on the Right\, go\nabout 1/2 mile farther north. Turn East (right if coming from south) onto N Bayou Dr. You can see the park from there. This is a very short distance from where the campout has been the past few years. \nNOTE: If pulling a camper larger than a motorcycle camper\, it is a more than a 90 degree turn onto N Bayou DR. To avoid this\, continue through the light at the intersection of Hwy 5/9/14 for another ½ mile\, then turn left onto North Bayou DR (by the State Farm Office). Go north for ½ mile to campground. If coming from the east\, turn right onto N Bayou DR before you get to the main junction of 5/9/14. \nConveniences: Very nice RV park. Bathrooms are very clean. They are keeping the top row for our\ngroup. This row overlooks a very nice green valley. As a group\, we will be provided with a nice meeting\nroom with fridge\, stove\, table\, etc. – we just have to clean it when we are done. We can also use a patio\non each end of this building\, overlooking the valley. There’s gas\, groceries\, ice cream\, music\, flea market shops and much more – all in Mountain View . \nThese are very nice people to work with. Shawna is the one you will need to talk to about a\nreservation. Tell her you are with the IBMC. She has assured us that if you reserve a site\, that is the site you will get. A map is on their website. \nCook Off Rules: Only enter what you cook on site. That’s the purpose of the cook-off. There is a Main\nDish and a Dessert Dish category. You don’t have to dutch oven cook\, but that’s what makes this fun.\nIf you don’t cook\, just bring a dish to share.
URL:https://www.ibmc.org/campout/dutch-oven-cook-off-20th-ar-september-20-21-2024/
LOCATION:711 N. Bayou St. Mountain View\, AR.\, 711 N. Bayour ST\, Mountain View\, UT\, 72560\, United States
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240924
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240927
DTSTAMP:20260403T160315
CREATED:20240722T033327Z
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UID:4597-1727136000-1727395199@www.ibmc.org
SUMMARY:Boundary Dam Campout Metaline Falls (WA) Northeast corner of Washington State
DESCRIPTION:When: September 24\,25\,26 2024 \nWhere: Seattle City Light Boundary Dam Free Campgroud\n1198 Boundary Dam Access Rd Metaline Falls WA 99153 \nDirections: see Google Maps\nhttps://www.google.com/maps/place/Boundary+Dam+Campground/@48.9833336\,-\n117.3522994\,15.5z/data=!4m6!3m5!1s0x53631ff0cc2fbe55:0x34243387a7642fd0!8m2!3d48.\n9851064!4d-117.3524987!16s%2Fg%2F11gt_yk5xr?hl=en&entry=ttu\nDriving North on Washington highway 31. ½ mile past Metaline WA turn left onto Boundary\nDam Access Rd. Drive 11 miles to Dam and Campground \nThis is a FREE campground built and maintained by Seattle City Light \nConveniences: Water at sites\, nice restroom with flush toilets paved roads and parking at\nsites. Please don’t park on grass. \nCost: Did we mention this is a FREE campground. Sites may be shared 4 motorcycles or 3\ncars or 1 RV. \nServices: Food and restaurants in Metaline and Metaline Falls. Gas in Metaline.\nWhat to bring: We will have chili on Wednesday evening. Bring something that will go with\nchili. \nAttractions: Gardner Cave State Park 3 miles. Metaline Falls an interesting little town\, good\ncafe and grocery store. \nContact: Ron Mattox ronmattox@wavecable.com\, Ric Merry ricmerry@gmail.com
URL:https://www.ibmc.org/campout/boundary-dam-campout-metaline-falls-wa-northeast-corner-of-washington-state/
LOCATION:MN
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240926
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240929
DTSTAMP:20260403T160315
CREATED:20240219T172203Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240219T172203Z
UID:4547-1727308800-1727567999@www.ibmc.org
SUMMARY:Lynx Lake Campout (AZ) – September 26-28\, 2024
DESCRIPTION:Host: Carla Sartwell 928-499-9066 (texting ok) azsidecarla@gmail.com \nCo–Host: Mike van Leeuwen 928-499-9067 (texting ok) \nLocation: Eagle Ridge Group Campground\, Osprey Site\, Walker Road\, Prescott\, AZ 86301.\nCamp Phone: 877-444-6777 Prescott National Forest \nDirections: Travel 7 miles east of Prescott\, Arizona on Highway 69 toward Phoenix. Turn south\nat Arco Station\, onto Walker Road. Drive south on Walker Road for about 3 miles. Continue\npast the Lynx Campground. Turn left at Southshore Marina and Eagle Ridge Group Camp sign.\nFollowed by immediate left turn (about 200 feet) into first group camping area. \nCampground: All roads are paved. This group site has a covered lighted ramada (to hide under in\ncase of monsoon rains)\, 10 tables\, 6 BBQ grills\, large group fire ring\, vault toilets and 2 drinking\nwater faucets. Limited electric to charge cell phones. Cell service has been marginal in the past.\nNo showers. Go to YMCA\, Heritage RV Park or check with host. A total of 13 parking spaces for\nmotorcycles\, cars and/or a tent camp trailers. One handicap angle parking space. There are 3 RV\ntrailer parking spaces for vehicles less than 35 feet (please contact IBMC hosts about\navailability). Tent trailers must park on paved spaces. There are 4 leveled group tent pads and\nseveral single leveled tent pads adjacent to ramada. Arrivals before noon on Thursday may find\ngate closed. Check with campground host or call 928-499-9066 for assistance. \nFees: Camping fees are shared by campers\, about $20 for total 3-night stay. \nRemarks: This campground is at 5\,600ft elevation among pine and fir trees. Because summer\nmonsoon rains may still be active a poncho or umbrella could prove handy. Days are 75F\ndegrees. Nights are cool\, about 50F bring warm sleeping bag and clothes. Evening\nentertainment includes group fire ring\, old stories\, new stories and music by the local coyotes. \nConveniences: Costco Store and Gasoline\, Walmart\, Trader Joes all within 4 miles. Numerous\nrestaurants: German food at Lynx Lake\, Wildflower Bread Company\, In and Out Burger\, Olive\nGarden\, many fast-food places toward Prescott and Prescott Valley on Highway 69. Hardware\nstores include: Ace\, Lowe’s\, Harbor Freight and others all nearby.\nAttractions: See or rent boat at Lynx Lake located below our campground. Trails to walk around \nLynx Lake. Visit historic Whiskey Row\, antique stores\, Sharlot Hall Historical Museum\,\nIndigenous Peoples Museum\, and Phippen Museum of Western Art. See various Indian ruins like\nLynx Creek Ruin\, Tuzigoot\, Montezuma’s Well and Castle. Stroll around Fort Verde historic\nArmy fort. Ride the twisty roads over Mingus Mountain(Hwy 89A North) on your way to Jerome\nmining town\, red rocks of Sedona and Flagstaff’s volcanic peaks.
URL:https://www.ibmc.org/campout/lynx-lake-campout-az-september-26-28-2024/
LOCATION:Eagle Ridge Group Campground\, Eagle Ridge\, Osprey Site\, Prescott\, AZ\, United States
ORGANIZER;CN="Carla Sartwell":MAILTO:azsidecarla@gmail.com
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20241009
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20241013
DTSTAMP:20260403T160315
CREATED:20240719T145231Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20241001T140158Z
UID:4595-1728432000-1728777599@www.ibmc.org
SUMMARY:Chickamauga Meadow Campout (GA) - Cancelled due to weather
DESCRIPTION:Directions: Easy to find. Plug in the address on GPS or Maps. From I-24 take I-59 South to Trenton\, Exit to Highway 136 East\, Ride over the mountain\, go left (North) on Highway 193\, then go right (East) on 341. Go through Chickamauga\, then left (East) on Glass Mill Road\, the second right is Hames Road. Address is 277 Hames Rd.\, Chickamauga. \nAttractions: Lookout Mountain\, Incline Railroad\, River Boating\, Chattanooga Choo Choo\, Aguqrium\, Mountain Roads to Ride and see fall colors. \nConveniences: Water\, Electric\, Restrooms\, Big Flat Meadow\, Shhopping 10 minutes\, US 27 runs through so many restaurants\, 10 miles from Chattanooga. It will be cool so dress warm. Elevation 800 feet
URL:https://www.ibmc.org/campout/chickamauga-meadow-campout-ga/
LOCATION:MN
ORGANIZER;CN="John Osborne":MAILTO:limnoplankton2@gmail.com
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20241031
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20241104
DTSTAMP:20260403T160315
CREATED:20240808T190121Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240808T190121Z
UID:4605-1730332800-1730678399@www.ibmc.org
SUMMARY:23rd Annual Route 66 Frank Lee Mem. Campout (AZ)
DESCRIPTION:23rd Annual Route 66 Frank Lee Mem. Campout AZ At Katherine Landing\, Lake Mohave\, AZ \nCampground phone 928-754-3245 \nCost: $25.00-$12.00 Golden Age card \nDirections: Katherine Landing is 5 miles N of Bullhead City AZ on Lake Mohave. From Kingman AZ take HWY 68 W to just N of Bullhead City AZ\, take the Davis Dam/ Katherine Landing turn off\, follow road to Katherine Campground. From Bullhead take HWY 68 east to Davis Dam\,Katherine Landing turn off follow to Campground. We will be in the North on right\, behind the Ranger Station. If not their look for us across the road in campground a\,b\,c. \nBring a can of veggies or beans for biker stew for Saturday night. We will be their on Wed. the 30th about noon .
URL:https://www.ibmc.org/campout/23rd-annual-route-66-frank-lee-mem-campout-az/
LOCATION:Katherine Landing at Lake Mohave\, 2690 E. Katherine Spur Rd.\, Bullhead City\, AZ\, 86429\, United States
ORGANIZER;CN="Jim and Nancy Murphy":MAILTO:nancey2006@gmail.com
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20241114
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20241117
DTSTAMP:20260403T160315
CREATED:20230905T130515Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240911T233342Z
UID:3939-1731542400-1731801599@www.ibmc.org
SUMMARY:Foyil's Burro Creek Memorial Campout (AZ)
DESCRIPTION:Hosts: Carla Sartwell 928-499-9066\, \nPlace: Burro Creek Campground (BLM). Phone: 928-718-3700 \nReservations and additional info: Rec.gov \nElevation is 1\,960ft. Plan for warm days\, nights near freezing. \nFacilities: Water\, fire rings\, shaded tables\, flush toilets. No electric. Some cell service.\nCome camp with us along Burro Creek in western Arizona. Sonoran-Mojave Desert Zone. \nDirections: This little-known campground is located just off Hwy 93 (west side) at Milepost\n140.2. between Kingman and Wickenburg. From the north it is only 15 miles south of Wickieup\nwhich has 3 gasoline stations\, fill up. From the south-east it is 56 miles north of Wickenburg. If\ncoming from the west it is between Kingman and Aguila via Hwys 60 and 71 to Hwy 93. There is\na new 76 gas station in Aguila\, fuel up. Once you see the brown Burro Creek Rec Area sign a\n1.25-mile paved road leads you down to the campground. \nSites: Use Rec.gov to make your reservation or arrange to share a site. We usually camp in the\nlower loop of the campground: sites 1\,2\,7 to 17. Site 12 is reservable for handicapped. \nAttractions: Flowing water\, birding\, hiking\, off road. Take a curvy loop road trip from camp\nto mining town of Congress\, see frog rock and desert views\, Yarnell\, visit Yavapai 19 Memorial\,\nwatch for duck rock\, and Bagdad active copper mining town. Or just relax in camp. \nConveniences: Wickieup: (15 miles) gas stations/stores\, Luchia’s restaurant. Bagdad: (25 miles)\nscenic winding road with 2 gas stations\, restaurant closed\, Bashas grocery store. Congress: (50\nmiles) Dollar store\, gasoline\, Nichols West restaurant.
URL:https://www.ibmc.org/campout/burro-creek-campout-az/
LOCATION:Burro Creek Campground\, GHQ2+62\, Wikieup\, AZ\, United States
ORGANIZER;CN="Carla Sartwell":MAILTO:azsidecarla@gmail.com
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250116
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250120
DTSTAMP:20260403T160315
CREATED:20241001T134602Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20241001T134602Z
UID:4622-1736985600-1737331199@www.ibmc.org
SUMMARY:Death Valley National Park Campout
DESCRIPTION:Host: “eBay” Bob Bencsko\nHost E-Mail: nomad@amcben.com\nHost Phone: (702) 277-3969 \nCo-Host: Vic “Doc” Moss\nCo-Host E-Mail: vjmoss@earthlink.net\nCo-Host Phone: (702) 493-3028 \nLocation: Texas Springs Campground\, Furnace Creek\, CA.\nCost: $20.00 a night or $10.00 a night with a lifetime pass. Camping is first come/first serve and site can be shared.\nVisitor’s Center Phone: (760) 786-3200\nWebsite: https://www.nps.gov/deva/planyourvisit/texas-springs-campground.htm \nAttractions: Death Valley National Park is the lowest\, hottest\, and driest place in North America\, although heat is not a problem in January. Attractions include Badwater Basin (at 282 feet below sea level)\, Dante’s View (which has a spectacular view of the valley)\, Scotty’s Castle\, the Ubehebe Crater\, and the Racetrack (where rocks seem to move for no reason). Gambling is available in Beatty\, NV about 45 miles away\, and there are several ghost towns or abandoned sites\, in and near the park. \nDirections: There are many ways into Death Valley\, and all are paved except the road through Wild Rose Canyon. From the Visitors Center and Furnace Creek Ranch (both on West side of SR190)\, ride about 1/4 mile south. Look on the East side of the road for the turnoff to both Sunset and Texas Springs Campgrounds. Ride past the entrance to Sunset Campground\, and up to Texas Springs (the road ends 1/2 mile up) Camp in any site\, but we try to go as far up the campground as possible\, near the restrooms at the top of the campground\, spots 68-76. \nMap: https://goo.gl/maps/wF4WgdfLB58HjAE37. \nGPS Info. (Latitude\, Longitude): 36.4566\, -116.8410 \nElevation and Weather Notes: Furnace Creek is below sea level\, and the campground is only a bit higher. Although Death Valley is very dry\, the park can get occasional rainstorms. Daytime temperatures can range from 40 to 75 degrees\, depending on where you go sightseeing. Nights are cold and can drop down to freezing\, so plan accordingly. \nWhat to Bring: Bring a warm sleeping bag or blankets. There is drinking water in the campground\, otherwise\, bring whatever you need for a great weekend getaway. We’ll have firewood for a campfire at our site and will have a hotdogs and chili gathering on Friday evening. Bring a side dish if you’d like. \nConveniences/Services: The campground has flush toilets\, cold running water\, and decent cell service\, but there are areas in the park that are dead zones. Showers are available at Furnace Creek Ranch\, and almost everything is within 1/2 mile\, including fuel and dining.
URL:https://www.ibmc.org/campout/death-valley-national-park-campout/
LOCATION:Death Valley National Park\, Texas Springs Rd\, DEATH VALLEY\, CA\, 92328\, United States
ORGANIZER;CN="&ldquo%3BeBay&rdquo%3B Bob Bencsko":MAILTO:nomad@amcben.com
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250320
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250324
DTSTAMP:20260403T160315
CREATED:20250106T194133Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250106T194336Z
UID:4644-1742428800-1742774399@www.ibmc.org
SUMMARY:Cottonwood Cove Campout [NV]
DESCRIPTION:Location: Cotton cove\, Lake Mead National Recreation Area\,Lower Campground\, Searchlight\, NV\nDirection: From US 95 in Searchlight NV turn east on Cottonwood Cove Road\, go 14 Miles. Campground is on left at the end of road. Turn left go 500 yards is on the left\, lower Campground.\nNOTICE: RESERVATION REQUIRED: on all sites. The campground is under the management of Cottonwood cove resort. For reservations call 855-918-5253 or go to Cottonwoodcoveresort. com all sites are $20.00 a night no discounts.\nConveniences/Services: Flush toilets\, fire pit grills. This is on Lake Mohave Next to the resort\, there is a store\, motel\, and a RV park: Showers for a fee. At Searchlight there is a McDonald’s a Dennys restaurants\, and gas stations. The Loughin and Bullhead City area is 35 miles away and has all services.\nWhat to bring: Cool nights\, weather unknown at this time of year\,\nRemarks: There will no Saturday night meal. But will have cobbler.
URL:https://www.ibmc.org/campout/4644/
LOCATION:Cottonwood Cove Lake Mead\, Lake Mead National Recreation\, Searchlight\, Nevada\, 89046
ORGANIZER;CN="Jim and Nancy Murphy":MAILTO:nancey2006@gmail.com
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250415
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250419
DTSTAMP:20260403T160315
CREATED:20241106T123923Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20241106T123923Z
UID:4636-1744675200-1745020799@www.ibmc.org
SUMMARY:27th Annual Oak Grove Campout (Ca) April 15-18\, 2025
DESCRIPTION:Host: Ray & Judy Koerzendorfer (619)756-8643\, sctr199@yahoo.com\nCost: $7.50-$15.00 Senior passes accepted.\nDirections: From I-15 take exit 58. Campground is 25 miles SE of Temecula on Highway 79. From the east it is 35 miles NW of the town of Julian. Coordinates: 33.38670\, -116.79140. Sites need to be reserved through Recreation.Gov.\nEach has a picnic table and grill\, and sharing is allowed. The campground has flush toilets. Cell phone coverage is spotty. Days should be pleasant\, nights can get chilly.\nConveniences: Country store and gas station 5 miles east at Sunshine Summit.\nAttractions: Palomar Observatory\, towns of Julian and Santa Ysabel for pie and ice cream. There are several hiking trails in the area.
URL:https://www.ibmc.org/campout/27th-annual-oak-grove-campout-ca-april-15-18-2025/
LOCATION:Oak Grove\, USFS Campground\, Oak Grove Campground CA-79\, Warner Springs\, CA\, 92086\, United States
ORGANIZER;CN="Ray and Judy Koerzendorfer":MAILTO:sctr199@yahoo.com
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250423
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250428
DTSTAMP:20260403T160315
CREATED:20241015T171940Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20241015T171940Z
UID:4628-1745366400-1745798399@www.ibmc.org
SUMMARY:Quilt Show Campout\, Grand River\, KY
DESCRIPTION:Host: Dave and Sharon Morgan Host Email: Sgmorga65@gmail.com\nPhone: 812-550-5188 \nLocation: Canal Campground\, 1010 Canal Campground Rd\, Grand Rivers\, KY 42045\nPhone: (270) 362-4840 \nDirections; On I-24 turn South at Exit 31 onto The Trace (Highway 453. Go 2 miles to town of Grand Rivers. Campground sign is on right of road\, and turn to campground is on left of road. In campground\, turn left and then left again onto the Primitive Loop\, sites 1-20 \nRemarks: This loop will be full\, 8 people are allowed per site. Make plans to double up or just show up and we will try to find someone for you to share a site with. Make arrangements early. You can make reservations starting Nov. 1. We filled up last year. Paducah is on Central Daylight Savings time. Temps between 47-68″
URL:https://www.ibmc.org/campout/quilt-show-campout-grand-river-ky/
LOCATION:Canal Campground\, 1010 Canal Campground Rd\, Grand Rivers\, KY\, 42045\, United States
ORGANIZER;CN="Dave &amp%3B Sharon Morgan":MAILTO:sgmorga65@gmail.com
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250528
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250602
DTSTAMP:20260403T160315
CREATED:20241001T133948Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250328T111934Z
UID:4620-1748390400-1748822399@www.ibmc.org
SUMMARY:2025 International Campout\, Jacob Lake AZ
DESCRIPTION:Host: “eBay” Bob Bencsko\nHost E-Mail: nomad@amcben.com\nHost Phone: (702) 277-3969\nCo-Host: Vic “Doc” Moss\nHost E-Mail: vjmoss@earthlink.net\nHost Phone: (702) 493-3028 \nLocation: Jacob Lake Group Campground\, Loop A. DO NOT make reservations on your own unless you want a private site across the road in the regular National Forest campground. The group site can accommodate several RVs and Toy Haulers but it’s best to call us so we can save you one of the larger pullouts. If you show up early\, camp across the road unless you want to pay for a night for the group campground. There are also full-hookups available at https://www.kaibabcampervillage.com/ \nCost: Cost will be split evenly between all campers/tents who arrive. In the past\, it’s been around $25-30 per tent/camper for the weekend. For those who like camping in four walls\, cabins and rooms are available at Jacob’s Lake Inn http://www.jacoblake.com/\, or call 928-643-7232. \nDirections from Las Vegas: Take I-15 north 127 miles to UT-9 (exit 16). Follow 12 miles east to UT-59 in Hurricane. Turn right and follow UT-59S/AZ-389E for 52 miles to Fredonia. Turn right and follow US-89A south/east for 30 miles to Jacob Lake. Turn right on AZ-67 and then immediately left into the group campground. NOTE: The group campground in not the campground on the left across US-89A from Jacob Lake Inn. \nGoogle Map from Las Vegas\, NV: https://goo.gl/maps/e2hNpri8Bzz \nGoogle Map from Flagstaff\, AZ: https://goo.gl/maps/N77DEkd92mM2 \nGPS Info. (Latitude\, Longitude):\n36.7\, -112.20972\n36°42’0″N\, 112°12’35″W \nWebsite: https://www.fs.usda.gov/recarea/kaibab/specialplaces/recarea/?recid=11702&actid=29 \nAttractions: Jacob’s Lake is 44 miles from the Grand Canyon North Rim\, 46 miles from Lee’s Ferry in Glen Canyon\, and 80 Miles from Page\, AZ. Page sits near Glen Canyon Dam\, which creates Lake Powell. The Vermilion Cliff National Monument is also nearby\, only 42 miles away\, but around three miles is on a dirt road. Longer rides to Kanab UT\, Zion and Bryce National Parks are also doable. For info on the Grand Canyon\, go to (http://www.nps.gov/grca/index.htm). For info on Lake Powell\, go to http://www.nps.gov/glca/index.htm. For info on the Vermilion Cliffs\, go to http://www.blm.gov/az/st/en/prog/blm_special_areas/natmon/vermilion.html. \nWhat to Bring: Hosts will provide Chili\, burgers and dogs on Saturday night and bring wood for a group fire pit. Individual fires are not allowed. There is drinking water in the campground\, otherwise\, bring whatever you need for a great weekend getaway\, and bring side dishes for Saturday if you can. \nConveniences/Services: Jacob Lake Inn has a restaurant\, gas station\, gift shop and limited groceries. The nearest full facilities are 30 to 40 miles away in Fredonia\, Arizona and Kanab\, Utah. Pay showers are available nearby at the Kaibab Camper Village\, approximately ½ mile away. \nElevation and Weather Notes: Jacob Lake sits at 7921 feet\, so expect cool nights. Average temperatures this time of year are around 80 during the day and 50 at night.
URL:https://www.ibmc.org/campout/jacob-lake-az-campout/
LOCATION:Jacob Lake Group Campground\, Route 89A\, Jacob Lake\, AZ\, 86022\, United States
ORGANIZER;CN="&ldquo%3BeBay&rdquo%3B Bob Bencsko":MAILTO:nomad@amcben.com
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250606
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250608
DTSTAMP:20260403T160315
CREATED:20250216T212330Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250216T212330Z
UID:4652-1749168000-1749340799@www.ibmc.org
SUMMARY:New Lisbon Campout June 6-7\, 2025
DESCRIPTION:Location: Riverside Campground\, Hog Island Road\, New Lisbon\, WI 53950 \nCost:  $30.00 per last year. Can split two to a site.  All sites have water and electric. \nDirections:  Exit I-90 at the New Lisbon exit (HWY 80).  Go South 1 mile to town and campground. \nConveniences/Services:  Clean hot showers\, flush toilets\, drinking water\, tables\, a pavilion. \nAttractions:  Wonderful small towns and great motorcycling roads. \nWhat to Bring:  Whatever you need! \nLatitude 43.8817  Longitude:  -90.1589. \nDate:  June 6-7\, 2025\n \nBert’s phone: 715-213-2820           Joell’s email: joell.booth@icloud.com
URL:https://www.ibmc.org/campout/new-lisbon-campout-june-6-7-2025/
LOCATION:Riverside Campground\, Hog Island Road\, New Lisbon\, WI\, 53950\, United States
ORGANIZER;CN="Bert Hansmann":MAILTO:joell.booth@icloud.com
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250717
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250720
DTSTAMP:20260403T160315
CREATED:20250303T181909Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250303T181909Z
UID:4654-1752710400-1752969599@www.ibmc.org
SUMMARY:Rogers City Campout (MI) July 17\, 18\, and 19\, 2025
DESCRIPTION:Rogers City\, Mich. \n7 miles NW of town on right side of road. \nHost: Steve and Diane Porter: \nHome phone – 989-734-4841. \nCell – 989-351-0823. \nThis held in our yard\, will have portable shower and toilet. \nSome electric. \nCost is free. Stores in town.
URL:https://www.ibmc.org/campout/rogers-city-campout-mi-july-17-18-and-19-2025/
LOCATION:7717 US 23 North\, Rogers City\, MI 49779\, 7717 US 23 North\, Rogers City\, Michigan\, 49779\, United States
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250717
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250720
DTSTAMP:20260403T160315
CREATED:20250306T231805Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250307T180411Z
UID:4662-1752710400-1752969599@www.ibmc.org
SUMMARY:Datil Wells Misguided Ride campout (NM) Jul 17-19\, 2025
DESCRIPTION:Location: Datil Wells Campground Group Site\, Datil\, NM \nThere will be a campout at the Datil Wells campground group site located approximately 1 mile west of beautiful downtown Datil NM. \nDatil consists of the literal fork in the road. There is a gas station/general store/restaurant/motel/whatever at the fork. \nThis campout is being held in conjunction with a gathering known as the Misguided Ride. A collection of misfits if ever there was. This is an equal opportunity campout. A classic “ride what you brung” sort of thing. The real reason we do this is to get out of the heat for a little bit. \nThings to do: Nothing really. Although the Very Large Array is about 15 miles to the east. \nCoordinates: 34.15153° -107.85709° gets you in the general spot. The group site is a bit south of the campground entrance. \nHope to see you!
URL:https://www.ibmc.org/campout/pete-and-mels-fabulous-campout-nm-jul-17-19-2025/
LOCATION:MN
ORGANIZER;CN="Peter Levine":MAILTO:retepenivel@protonmail.com
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250731
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250803
DTSTAMP:20260403T160315
CREATED:20250326T124603Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250326T124656Z
UID:4678-1753920000-1754179199@www.ibmc.org
SUMMARY:Ward Mountain Campout
DESCRIPTION:Location: Ward Mountain Campground\, Ely\, NV 89301\n\n\nComments: Heading to high country for a weekend getaway in the mountains outside of Ely\, NV. Sights to see include a ride on the Northern Nevada Railway\, a ride to Great Basin National Park and the road to Wheeler Peak which is simply amazing. The Perseid Meteor Shower should be in full effect and with the dark skies of the Great Basin\, the show should be spectacular. \nWe have reservations in Spot 30 in Loop B\, if you’d like to try to get close. Price is $12 per night\, discounted to $6 with a National Access Pass. \nTo make reservations\, go to https://www.recreation.gov/camping/campgrounds/234207 \nThere are also plenty of hotels available in Ely\, which is only six miles from the campground.  \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nDirections: From Ely\, travel west on US-6 for 10 miles. Turn left just before Murray Summit\, at the sign for the recreation area.\n\nFrom Las Vegas\, travel north on Highway 93 for about 86 miles\, to the junction with State Route 318.  Make sure to fill up fuel in Ash Springs.  Follow State Route 318 north for 124 miles to US-6 and head east towards Ely.  Turn right at the sign for the recreation area.\n\nAttractions: Local attractions include the towns of Ely with its historic train rides\, museum and Great Basin National Park. The historic town of Eureka is a nice day ride \, as is riding to Middlegate Station on US-50\, which is the Loneliest Road in America.\n\nGreat Basin National Park: The road to Wheeler Peak in the park is simply amazing\, with Wheeler Peak sitting at 13\,605 feet making it the second-highest peak in Nevada\, just behind Boundary Peak (which was not officially listed in Nevada by the USGS until 1980).\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nLatitude\n39° 12′ 44.8301″ N \n\n\nLongitude\n114° 58′ 3.3200″ W \n\n\n\n\n\n\nTo make reservations\, go to https://www.recreation.gov/camping/campgrounds/234207
URL:https://www.ibmc.org/campout/ward-mountain-campout-4/
LOCATION:Ward Mountain Campground\, 10 Miles West of Ely\, NV off US-6\, Ely\, NV\, 89301\, United States
ORGANIZER;CN="Victor (Doc) Moss":MAILTO:vjmoss@earthlink.net
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250807
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250810
DTSTAMP:20260403T160315
CREATED:20250306T135431Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250306T135431Z
UID:4656-1754524800-1754783999@www.ibmc.org
SUMMARY:WIND CAVE CAMPOUT (SD) Aug. 7-9\, 2025
DESCRIPTION:Host: Carla Sartwell 928-499-9066 (texting ok) azsidecarla@gmail.com \nLocation:  Elk Mountain Campground\, Loop B\, Wind Cave National Park\, 26611 US Hwy 385\, Hot Springs\, SD 57747 \nPark General Information:  605-745-4600 \nCoordinates: N43.55677 W103.47799 (Visitor Center at Wind Cave) \nDirections:   Just 12 miles north of Hot Springs on Highway 385.  Follow signs to the Wind Cave Visitor Center about 2 miles off Hwy 385.  Elk Mountain Campground entrance is ½ mile north of Visitor Center. \nCamp Location:  Elk Mountain Campground\, IBMC will be camping in Loop B. Suggested sites in Loop B are the following numbers:  15\, 16\, 17(Handicapped)\, 18-25. These sites will accommodate tents\, tent trailers and RVs.  Sites can be shared.  Use Recreation.gov website to make your reservation.  Fees: $24 per night ($12 for Vintage). \nCampground:  Usual table\, fire ring\, nearby water and flush toilets. No electric service. Cell phone service is marginal.  Firewood: check with camp ranger. \nServices/Conveniences: Hot Springs\, (14 miles) and Custer\, (20 miles). Showers available at South Dakota Outdoor Shop in Custer or the KOA south of Hot Springs. \nAttractions:  Wind Cave (elevator in service now\, make reservations 3 days in advance) and other caves\, buffalo\, Mt. Rushmore and Crazy Horse monument sculptures\, Sturgis their last weekend\, Mammoth Site\, Plunge Pool\, Scenic train rides and plenty of twisty roads. \nWhat to Bring:  Elevation is over 4\,000 feet with pleasant days\, cool evenings. Summer thunderstorms possible!
URL:https://www.ibmc.org/campout/wind-cave-campout-sd-aug-7-9-2025/
LOCATION:Elk Mountain Campground\, 26611 US Hwy 385\, Hot Springs\, SD\, 57747\, United States
ORGANIZER;CN="Carla Sartwell":MAILTO:azsidecarla@gmail.com
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250821
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250825
DTSTAMP:20260403T160315
CREATED:20250310T010109Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250310T010109Z
UID:4672-1755734400-1756079999@www.ibmc.org
SUMMARY:Elk Co. Campout (PA) Aug. 21 - Aug. 24\, 2025
DESCRIPTION:Hosts: Cindy Schuster and Dave Bobenrieth \nHost Phone: 814–321–4256 \nLocation: Cindy and Dave’s house\, 124 Wilson Rd.\, Saint Mary’s PA  15857 \nCost: free \nDirections: Put the address into GPS and go!  We will have signs marking our home. \nRemarks:  You are welcome to come earlier and stay later if you want. We have enjoyable places to ride. We can go for a ride in the morning and try to see some elk. This is the largest free roaming herd this side of the Mississippi. We also live near Kinzua Bridge State Park.  Zippo Case Factory and Museum are an interesting place to visit.
URL:https://www.ibmc.org/campout/elk-co-campout-pa-aug-21-aug-24-2025/
LOCATION:124 Wilson RD\, St. Mary’s\, PA\, 124 Wilson RD\, St. Mary’s\, PA\, 15857\, United States
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250904
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250907
DTSTAMP:20260403T160315
CREATED:20250306T181147Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250306T181147Z
UID:4660-1756944000-1757203199@www.ibmc.org
SUMMARY:Brownsville Campout ( MN) September 4-6\, 2025
DESCRIPTION:Location: Wildcat Landing Campground\, 11011 State 26\, Brownsville\, MN 55919. \nCamp Phone: 507-482-6250 \nComments: Located in historic River Bluff country\, 1/2 mile south of Brownsville\, MN on Highway 26. The campground has a nice shower house with flush toilets. The campsites have picnic tables\, fire rings\, and we have a shelter. Firewood and ice is available. There are restaurants in the area and a good burger bar just down the road. There is a bar in town which serves excellent pizza also.\nCamp on the shore of the Mighty Mississippi. Watch the river traffic during the day and tow boats at night. Explore scenic roads winding through the valleys and over bluffs.\nCost is $50. Electric but can share\, $25 for tent sites. \nWe plan a group campfire each night and a potluck on Saturday evening. Come and enjoy the river valley! \nHost phone: 952-881-5603 Email: knopps@usfamily.net
URL:https://www.ibmc.org/campout/brownsville-campout-mn-september-4-6-2025/
LOCATION:Wildcat Landing Campground\, 11011 State 26\, Brownsville\, MN\, 55919\, United States
ORGANIZER;CN="Steve and Linda Knopp":MAILTO:knopps@usfamily.net
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250908
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250915
DTSTAMP:20260403T160315
CREATED:20250812T112014Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250812T112014Z
UID:4689-1757289600-1757894399@www.ibmc.org
SUMMARY:Blanding Landing/Whistle Stop (IL) Sep 8-14\, 2025
DESCRIPTION:$15 – $25\n\n\nComments: New rules. You cannot make a reservation any more. It is first come\, first serve. Golden age passport accepted. Sites can be shared. Jim will be coming here after Wildcat Landing Campout and plans to arrive Sept. 9. \nDirections: Do Not Use GPS Follow These Directions \nFrom North: take route 20 to Galina. Go South on Blackjack Road (third right East of bridge) Blackjack Road 7.8 miles to S Banding Road. Turn right and go 4.4 to more miles to end. Turn right and go 1 mile to camp (cross the railroad tracks). \nFrom South: Route 84 to Handover. Cross the river (ignore the Blanding Landing sign as it’s part gravel). Turn left at the Chestnut Mountain sign- Blackjack Road go 4.2 miles to Beaty Hollow Road and go left. Go 1.9 miles to South Blanding Rd. Go left 1.7 miles to end. Go right 1 mile to camp across the railroad tracks. \nConveniences and services: electric\, showers\, water\, flush toilets\, excellent restaurants and Walmart in Galena. \nAttractions: good bike riding roads \nRemarks: when following GPS do not turn on Devil’s Ladder Road. Go to Galena and follow written directions. Same holds true when you get to Galena. \nJim’s email and phone number: \nPhone: 1-815-821-2785       Email: firefighterjop@yahoo.com
URL:https://www.ibmc.org/campout/blanding-landing-whistle-stop-il-sep-8-14-2025/
LOCATION:Whistle Stop\, South River Road\, Hanover\, IL\, 61036\, United States
ORGANIZER;CN="Jim Piquette":MAILTO:firefighterjop@yahoo.com
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250925
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250928
DTSTAMP:20260403T160315
CREATED:20250306T135624Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250307T112443Z
UID:4658-1758758400-1759017599@www.ibmc.org
SUMMARY:Lynx Lake Campout (AZ) – September 25-27\, 2025
DESCRIPTION:Host: Carla Sartwell 928-499-9066 (texting ok) azsidecarla@gmail.com \nCo-Host: Mike van Leeuwen 928-499-9067 (texting ok) \nLocation: Eagle Ridge Group Campground\, Osprey Site\, Walker Road\, Prescott\, AZ 86301. \nCamp Phone:  877-444-6777 Prescott National Forest \nLocation: 7 miles east of Prescott\, Arizona on Highway 69.  Turn at Arco Station\, onto Walker Road.  Continue on Walker Road for about 3 miles. Turn left at Southshore Marina and Eagle Ridge Group Camp sign.  Immediately turn left again (about 200 feet) into first group camping area. \nCampground: All paved. Covered lighted ramada with 10 tables. 6 BBQ grills\, large group fire ring\, vault toilets and 2 drinking water faucets. Limited electric to charge cell phones. Cell service marginal. No showers.  Parking spaces for motorcycles\, cars and/or a tent camp trailers. Tent trailers must park on paved spaces. 3 RV trailer parking spaces for vehicles less than 35 feet (please contact IBMC host\, Carla about limited availability). 4 group tent pads and several single tent pads.  No early arrivals. Gate opens at noon on Thursday. \nFees: Camping fees are shared by campers\, about $20 for total 3-night stay. \nRemarks:  5\,600ft elevation. Summer monsoon rains possible.  Days are 75F degrees. Nights cool to 50F.  Saturday morning breakfast at the Walker Volunteer Fire Station. Evening entertainment includes group fire ring\, old and new stories and music by the local coyotes. \nConveniences:  Costco store and gasoline\, Walmart\, Trader Joes all within 4 miles. Numerous restaurants: German food at Lynx Lake\, Wildflower Bread Company\, In and Out Burger\, many fast-food places toward Prescott and Prescott Valley on Highway 69. Hardware stores: Ace\, Lowe’s\, Home Depot and Harbor Freight all nearby. \nAttractions: Prescott’s historic Whiskey Row\, Jerome ghost town\, red rocks of Sedona\, Verde Valley Train rides\, Fort Verde historic Army fort.  Indian ruins like Tuzigoot\, Montezuma’s Castle and Well. Ride the twisty roads over Mingus Mountain to 7000ft.
URL:https://www.ibmc.org/campout/lynx-lake-campout-az-september-25-27-2025/
LOCATION:MN
ORGANIZER;CN="Carla Sartwell":MAILTO:azsidecarla@gmail.com
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251015
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20251018
DTSTAMP:20260403T160315
CREATED:20250722T165202Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250722T165202Z
UID:4685-1760486400-1760745599@www.ibmc.org
SUMMARY:Chickamauga Meadow Campout (GA)
DESCRIPTION:Host: John A Osborne Free.\nAddress: 277 Hames Road\, Chickamauga\, GA 30707\n\n\n\nDirections: Easy to find. Plug in the address on GPS. Or look on Maps.\n\n\n\nAttractions: Lookout Mountain\, Incline Railroad\, River boating\, Chattanooga Choo Choo\, Aquarium\, mountain roads to ride to see fall colors\, Chickamauga Civil War Battlefield\, National Military Park.\n\n\n\nConveniences: Water\, Electric\, Restrooms\, big flat meadow\, shopping 10 minutes away\, US 27 runs through so many restaurants\, 10 miles from Chattanooga. It will be cool so dress warm. Elevation 800 feet.
URL:https://www.ibmc.org/campout/chickamauga-meadow-campout-ga-2/
LOCATION:John Osborne\, 277 Hames Road\, \,\, Chickamauga\, GA\, 30707\, United States
ORGANIZER;CN="John Osborne":MAILTO:limnoplankton2@gmail.com
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251023
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20251027
DTSTAMP:20260403T160315
CREATED:20250819T234505Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250819T234505Z
UID:4693-1761177600-1761523199@www.ibmc.org
SUMMARY:Katherine Landing (Lake Mohave) Campout
DESCRIPTION:Katherine Landing (Lake Mohave) Campout\nDates: Oct 23-26 \n2690 Katherine Dr. Loop D\nBullhead City\, AZ 86429\nPh. 928-754-3245 \nWith views of the lake and within walking distance of the marina\, swim beach\, dining and retail store\, the campsites at Katherine Landing feature a wide array of amenities including concrete picnic tables\, fire rings with cooking grills\, modern restrooms\, showers\, with laundry facilities close by. Wi-fi access through Access Parks is available. The Katherine Landing campgrounds have 173 sites and are operated on a first-come\, first-serve basis. Full hookups are available at the RV park (see website for reservations). \nWebsite: https://katherinelanding.com/amenities/#camping\nCost: $24.00 a night or $12.00 a night with an access pass. \nDirections: Katherine Landing is 5 miles N of Bullhead City AZ on Lake Mohave. From Kingman\, AZ take HWY 68 W to just north of Bullhead City AZ\, take the Davis Dam/Katherine Landing turn off\, and follow road to Katherine Campground. From Bullhead City\, take HWY 68 east to Davis Dam/Katherine Landing turn off and follow to Campground. Turn left across from the Ranger Station. \nGoogle Maps: https://maps.app.goo.gl/oLTqidMULG7jPMtBA \nLatitude\n35° 13′ 22.3658″ N\nLongitude\n114° 33′ 55.4416″ W
URL:https://www.ibmc.org/campout/katherine-landing-lake-mohave-campout/
LOCATION:Katherine Landing at Lake Mohave\, 2690 E. Katherine Spur Rd.\, Bullhead City\, AZ\, 86429\, United States
ORGANIZER;CN="Victor (Doc) Moss":MAILTO:vjmoss@earthlink.net
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251113
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20251116
DTSTAMP:20260403T160315
CREATED:20250802T230645Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250802T230645Z
UID:4687-1762992000-1763251199@www.ibmc.org
SUMMARY:FOYIL’S MEMORIAL BURRO CREEK CAMPOUT\, AZ  NOVEMBER 13-15\, 2025
DESCRIPTION:Camp with us at the BLM Burro Creek Campground in western Arizona as we remember Foyil Harris who loved to camp here. \nIBMC Host: Carla Sartwell 928-499-9066 \nBLM Contact: 928-718-3700 \nLocation: Burro Creek Campground is located between Kingman and Wickenburg\, Arizona on Hwy 93 at Milepost 140.2. It is 71 miles south of Kingman (only 15 miles south of Wickieup) and 56 miles north of Wickenburg. The Burro Creek Recreation Area sign leads you down a 1.25-mile paved road to the campground. Campground itself is unpaved. \nReservations and Sites: NEW: Reservations must be made 7 days in advance of arrival. Use Recreation.gov to make your reservation. We usually camp in the Lower Inner Loop comprised of Sites 7\, 9-17. These sites are Reservable beginning October 1st. Site 12 is Reservable for handicapped. All other sites are First Come\, First Served sites which cannot be reserved. \nFees: $14 per night\, Gov’t passes honored. \nElevation: 1\,960ft. Plan for warm days\, nights very cool. \nFacilities: Water\, fire rings\, shaded tables\, flush toilets\, limited cell service\, no electric. \nAttractions: Riparian area\, birding\, hiking\, off roading. Scenic desert roads to Yarnell\, Bagdad\, and Congress. Visit Yavapai 19 Memorial in Yarnell. Watch for frog and duck rocks. Or quiet place to just relax in camp. \nConveniences: Wickieup: 15 miles north has gas stations/stores\, Luchia’s restaurant on north side of town. Bagdad: (25 miles southeast) 2 gas stations\, local restaurant\, and grocery store. Congress: (50 miles south) Dollar store\, gasoline and Nichols West restaurant.
URL:https://www.ibmc.org/campout/foyils-memorial-burro-creek-campout-az-november-13-15-2025/
LOCATION:Burro Creek Campground\, GHQ2+62\, Wikieup\, AZ\, United States
ORGANIZER;CN="Carla Sartwell":MAILTO:azsidecarla@gmail.com
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UID:4691-1767225600-1767571199@www.ibmc.org
SUMMARY:Death Valley National Park Campout (CANCELLED DUE TO STORM DAMAGE)
DESCRIPTION:Host: “eBay” Bob Bencsko\nHost E-Mail: nomad@amcben.com\nHost Phone: (702) 277-3969 \nCo-Host: Vic “Doc” Moss\nCo-Host E-Mail: vjmoss@earthlink.net\nCo-Host Phone: (702) 493-3028 \nLocation: Texas Springs Campground\, Furnace Creek\, CA.\nCost: $20.00 a night or $10.00 a night with a lifetime pass. Camping is first come/first serve and site can be shared. \nVisitor’s Center Phone: (760) 786-3200\nWebsite: https://www.nps.gov/deva/planyourvisit/texas-springs-campground.htm \nAttractions: Death Valley National Park is the lowest\, hottest\, and driest place in North America\, although heat is not a problem in January. Attractions include Badwater Basin (at 282 feet below sea level)\, Dante’s View (which has a spectacular view of the valley)\, Scotty’s Castle\, the Ubehebe Crater\, and the Racetrack (where rocks seem to move for no reason). Gambling is available in Beatty\, NV about 45 miles away\, and there are several ghost towns or abandoned sites\, in and near the park. \nDirections: There are many ways into Death Valley\, and all are paved except the road through Wild Rose Canyon. From the Visitors Center and Furnace Creek Ranch (both on West side of SR190)\, ride about 1/4 mile south. Look on the East side of the road for the turnoff to both Sunset and Texas Springs Campgrounds. Ride past the entrance to Sunset Campground\, and up to Texas Springs (the road ends 1/2 mile up) Camp in any site\, but we try to go as far up the campground as possible\, near the restrooms at the top of the campground\, spots 68-76. \nMap: https://goo.gl/maps/wF4WgdfLB58HjAE37. \nGPS Info. (Latitude\, Longitude): 36.4566\, -116.8410 \nElevation and Weather Notes: Furnace Creek is below sea level\, and the campground is only a bit higher. Although Death Valley is very dry\, the park can get occasional rainstorms. Daytime temperatures can range from 40 to 75 degrees\, depending on where you go sightseeing. Nights are cold and can drop down to freezing\, so plan accordingly. \nWhat to Bring: Bring a warm sleeping bag or blankets. There is drinking water in the campground\, otherwise\, bring whatever you need for a great weekend getaway. We’ll have firewood for a campfire at our site and will have a hotdogs and chili gathering on Friday evening. Bring a side dish if you’d like. \nConveniences/Services: The campground has flush toilets\, cold running water\, and decent cell service\, but there are areas in the park that are dead zones. Showers are available at Furnace Creek Ranch\, and almost everything is within 1/2 mile\, including fuel and dining.
URL:https://www.ibmc.org/campout/death-valley-national-park-campout-2/
LOCATION:Death Valley National Park\, Texas Springs Rd\, DEATH VALLEY\, CA\, 92328\, United States
ORGANIZER;CN="&ldquo%3BeBay&rdquo%3B Bob Bencsko":MAILTO:nomad@amcben.com
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UID:4716-1767225600-1767571199@www.ibmc.org
SUMMARY:Boulder Beach Campout (Adapt and Overcome)
DESCRIPTION:Boulder Beach Campout (Adapt and Overcome)\nJanuary 1-4\, 2026 \nHost: “eBay” Bob Bencsko\nHost E-Mail: nomad@amcben.com\nHost Phone: (702) 277-3969 Co-Host: Vic “Doc” Moss\nHost E-Mail: vjmoss@earthlink.net\nHost Phone: (702) 493-3028 \nCost: $20.00 a night or $10.00 a night with a lifetime pass. Individual reservations are required but sites can be shared with up to eight people and three tents per site. RVs can have one extra tent per site. We have spot 92 reserved\, so try to get reservations for spots 85-105. \nFor reservations\, go to https://www.recreation.gov/camping/campgrounds/10075120. \nLocation: Boulder Beach Campground\nLake Mead National Recreation Area\, NV\n268 Lakeshore Road\, Boulder City\, NV 89005 \nMap: https://maps.app.goo.gl/Rh88mVYMMHpfunB38\nGPS Info. (Latitude\, Longitude): 36.038546\, -114.802098 \nLake Mead Visitor’s Center Phone: (702) 293-8990\nWebsite: https://www.nps.gov/lake/planyourvisit/campgrounds.htm \nAttractions and Activities: Lake Mead National Recreation Area hosts many activities including hiking\, boating\, fishing\, and sightseeing. Swimming is also allowed\, although at this time of year\, the water is quite cold. Hoover Dam is currently closed to the public\, but there is a spectacular view of the dam from the overlook on the Mike O’Callaghan-Pat Tillman Memorial Bridge that spans the Colorado River\, just south of the dam. Lake Mead Cruises offers sightseeing\, lunch\, and dinner cruises of Hoover Dam (https://www.lakemeadcruises.com/). Historic Boulder City is only a few miles away\, and is filled with quaint cafes and restaurants\, shops\, ice cream parlors\, and the Southern Nevada Railways Museum (https://nevadasouthern.com/). Bighorn Sheep can often be seen in Hemmingway Park\, just off Boulder City Parkway. Heading north from the campground\, there are several overlooks of Lake Mead\, as well as a relaxing ride to Overton\, NV where the Lost City Museum is located. Along the way\, there are scenic places like Callville Bay\, Redstone\, Roger’s Springs\, and the now exposed ruins of the town of St. Thomas. \nElevation and Weather Notes: Lake Mead sits at approximately 1\,100 feet. The weather this time of year is typical Mohave Desert winter weather\, with pleasant days and cool nights. Expect highs in the mid to upper 60s and lows in the low 40s. January is one of the “wettest” months of the year\, so rain is possible\, however average January rainfall is less than an inch of rain\, so the odds are in our favor. \nWhat to Bring: What to Bring: Bring a warm sleeping bag or blankets\, and whatever you need for a great weekend getaway\, as well as a fill and dump station for RVs. However\, there are no hookups on the sites. We’ll have firewood for a campfire at our site and will have a hotdogs and chili gathering on Friday evening. Bring a side dish if you’d like. \nConveniences/Services: The campground has flush toilets\, running water\, fee-based Wi-Fi\, and sporadic cell service\, but there are areas in the park that are complete dead zones. There is no fuel in the park\, but fuel in Boulder City is only a few miles away. There is also fuel in Overton if you decide to take a ride.
URL:https://www.ibmc.org/campout/boulder-beach-campout-adapt-and-overcome/
LOCATION:Boulder Beach\, 268 Lakeshore Road\, Boulder City\, NV\, 89005\, United States
ORGANIZER;CN="&ldquo%3BeBay&rdquo%3B Bob Bencsko":MAILTO:nomad@amcben.com
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