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Old 09-18-2018, 09:49 PM   #1
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2019 West Coast Rally

If my math is correct, the 2019 rally/campout is Friday-Sunday June 21-23. I know some folks (like us) enjoy getting there a day or two ahead. That would make the first day to reserve June 19, 2019. Since the state parks take reservations 9 months in advance (to the date exactly, I believe) and today being September 18, it seems like a good time to get organized and maybe snag some spots at the state park!

I did that last year and it turned out to be helpful for one of our members to be able to attend. Sites are cancellable up to three days before the arrival date and the only (nonrefundable) expense is the $8 reservation fee, so there's little risk of wasting the site if we actually don't have a use for it and cancel it say a month or so in advance.

I'm looking at the park map and it appears that the biggest loop with all hookups is C, on the back forest side of the park. But the A loop does have a section with full hookups and that's the part right along the parking lot nearest to where the marshmallow roast usually is, though several of them are awfully short for a lot of ORV rigs.

So, if we want to get some sites grouped together, and if we want to be able to add a few more for a while here, it seems safer to go for the C loop where there's more supply. But the front side spots on the A loop are probably marginally more convenient.

Any thoughts?

Heh heh, is anyone with me on this at all anyway?

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Old 09-19-2018, 01:04 AM   #2
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We’re booked in the state park at C59. C is definitely the best loop from what I saw last time.
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Old 09-19-2018, 11:22 AM   #3
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Well, I snagged C51, C52, and C54, which look short but don't have trees behind their bumper stops so can probably accommodate ORV rigs. I'll hold these for a while, so let me know if you need one.

I was surprised -- sites are already going fast, booking from Wednesday June 19.
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Where is this park? Details please.
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Where is this park? Details please.
You can click through to the reservations/availability here:
https://oregonstateparks.org/index.c...Page&parkId=20
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We have booked in C55
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We are thinking about taking the trip there. Maybe visit the birthplace of our Glacier Peak.

For those who live and others that rv travel in Oregon, recommendations for camping along the way from Southern California would be appreciated.

We are retired and looking for great areas to visit once out of calif. Never have spent any time in Ore.

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Well, I snagged C51, C52, and C54, which look short but don't have trees behind their bumper stops so can probably accommodate ORV rigs. I'll hold these for a while, so let me know if you need one.

I was surprised -- sites are already going fast, booking from Wednesday June 19.
So of the three you got, which one are you using? We are coming down on the 20th and was able to get C33, not really the spot I wanted but could work.. We will be heading out Monday the 24th.
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We are thinking about taking the trip there. Maybe visit the birthplace of our Glacier Peak.

For those who live and others that rv travel in Oregon, recommendations for camping along the way from Southern California would be appreciated.

We are retired and looking for great areas to visit once out of calif. Never have spent any time in Ore.

Thanks!
if you have the time, think about us395. theres an oregon s.p. (goose lake) at the border. we’re there now. nice, quite, lots of deer but only 20amp service. then continue north on us395 to john day, ore.
there are numerous places to dry camp or private parks along the way. most of the o.s.p.’s in eastern oregon are first come/first served so it pays to get off the road early...like 2p.m.
enjoy the adventure.
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So of the three you got, which one are you using? We are coming down on the 20th and was able to get C33, not really the spot I wanted but could work.. We will be heading out Monday the 24th.
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Wow camping sites go quick here at Wallowa Lake SP....Who would have guessed... got online today and got C37 from 20th thru 24th Jun. ORV rally will be second year for me as had great time last year.

Will be cancelling reserved site # 23 at Park At The River for 21 and 22 Jun 2019, so if anyone wants it just let me know. I'll hold off for a couple weeks before cancelling otherwise probably cancel NLT 14 Oct before I head South for a month/walkabout.

See ya all in Jun.

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So of the three you got, which one are you using? We are coming down on the 20th and was able to get C33, not really the spot I wanted but could work.. We will be heading out Monday the 24th.
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Possibly none since we do have a reservation at the Park At The River. I just didn’t want to see folks not able to attend the Campout. But of course I won’t hold them so long that there’s any real danger of them going to waste, though that’s a ways off for sure.

So all three are available (still)!
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Looks like the state park is booked solid. I am looking to stretch out my trip to pickup my new ORV so we can attend the campout for Friday and Saturday nights. Do any of you have a spot still open? What other options are reasonably close?

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Looks like the state park is booked solid. I am looking to stretch out my trip to pickup my new ORV so we can attend the campout for Friday and Saturday nights. Do any of you have a spot still open? What other options are reasonably close?

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So for the record (PMs exchanged) Fred has C51.
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If one of those spots are still open - we are interested! We have a 2018 26RLS and loving it. would like to attend the ORV campout.

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