macmcintire
Senior Member
I just returned from another fun Meet and Greet in So. California and thought it might be nice to get some Sportsmobile folks together near Las Vegas in October. The Valley of Fire is very beautiful in October and would be a great place to meet. We will meet October 7-9 at Arch Rock Campground. I will arrive on Thursday, October 6 and reserve a camp site (by placing chairs at the site) for anyone who lets me know in advance they will be there. If we overflow Arch Rock campground I can also reserve sites at Atlatal Campground which is a short walk away.
Valley of Fire is gorgeous and has showers and flushing toilets (even has hookups) in Atlatal Campground and vault toilets (no showers) in Arch Rock Campground (where I prefer to go and there would be plenty of room for everyone). The two campgrounds are a short (10-15 minute) hike from each other or you could drive to the showers from Arch Rock Campground. Camping is $20 per night with no hook-up or $30 per night for electricity (at Atlatal only). V of F is 45 miles (an hour) from Vegas but is not too far if anyone wants to go see the sights in Vegas during the day or night. Valley of Fire is away from the city lights and the night sky is filled with billions of stars.
Remember, you could also visit Death Valley or Mojave Preserve on the front or back end of your trip if you are coming from California or Zion National Park or Snow Canyon if you are coming from Utah. If you are coming from Arizona you could see the Grand Canyon.
For those who like to Geocache, there are hundreds of caches near Valley of Fire and thousands of caches in and around Las Vegas. I have several caches that I have placed near both areas.
Hope to see you there.
Valley of Fire is gorgeous and has showers and flushing toilets (even has hookups) in Atlatal Campground and vault toilets (no showers) in Arch Rock Campground (where I prefer to go and there would be plenty of room for everyone). The two campgrounds are a short (10-15 minute) hike from each other or you could drive to the showers from Arch Rock Campground. Camping is $20 per night with no hook-up or $30 per night for electricity (at Atlatal only). V of F is 45 miles (an hour) from Vegas but is not too far if anyone wants to go see the sights in Vegas during the day or night. Valley of Fire is away from the city lights and the night sky is filled with billions of stars.
Remember, you could also visit Death Valley or Mojave Preserve on the front or back end of your trip if you are coming from California or Zion National Park or Snow Canyon if you are coming from Utah. If you are coming from Arizona you could see the Grand Canyon.
For those who like to Geocache, there are hundreds of caches near Valley of Fire and thousands of caches in and around Las Vegas. I have several caches that I have placed near both areas.
Hope to see you there.