MOGOLLON RIM Camping trip in the works-cross posted from the littleguy forum.
phulishcat
Member Posts: 89
The wife and I had so much fun at T@bazona 2016 we figured we would love
to do a summer camping get-together. I am looking for input on what
people would like most as a venue. There are a number of camping
options, please indicate what would interest you more. Boondocking ,
full hookup camp sites, or what they are calling improved camp sites (
no power or water on pads but access to vault toilets, and potable
water). Also would lake access be important or not to you.
link to original post: http://littleguy.vanillaforums.com/discussion/4212/mogollon-rim-camping-trip-in-the-works#latest
Update:
link to original post: http://littleguy.vanillaforums.com/discussion/4212/mogollon-rim-camping-trip-in-the-works#latest
Update:
So far with my research I've found most of
the "camp grounds" get reserved and full by April or may for the summer
months. Looking at boon docking options and group camp area options as
they don't fill up per the Rangers station. I would hate to pick a
campground and have people spread all over the place.
Comments
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I'm all-in for a Tribal Gathering of Little Guys (would that be TGLG?). I would prefer wide open BLM land near a Walmart (for their $5 pizzas near the checkouts). Someplace up north in cooler climes, so we don't have hear the drone of generators all afternoon. Seriously, I think many LG owners bought our trailers to experience nature. A pure Boondocking event would be fun and somewhat challenging. Go for it Phulischat!2016 Outback 320
2024 Ford F150 Supercrew short bed. -
Where, when, sounds great! Scot and CarolCarol, Shingletown, CA, 2015 T@B M@xx-Q Silver/Black, 2015 Jeep Grand Cherokee
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Hmmmmm - Other than some group site areas it seems all the others are first come first served (not reservable) and open in April - At least according to this chart...
http://www.fs.usda.gov/detailfull/coconino/recreation/?cid=stelprdb5305927&width=full
What am I missing when you say they get booked early - Group sites? -
I was asking the ranger station about camps with hookups. The person I spoke with may have assumed I was only looking for group sites, I will have to call back and get clarification. However I am liking the idea of boondocking in the woods.
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Hi, Phuliscat -- Nice to meet you at Coyote Howls! Well, in a perfect world I would like water for kayaking and roads to mountain bike on!!!! Hookups are incidental to me. But whatever you can put together is great and, believe me, the effort is appreciated by people who attend the gatherings. I would not complain about the accommodations for a gathering that you have scouted out, planned, and advertised. Thank you for taking this on. I would like to attend, calendar permitting.Beth, 2015 Toyota Tacoma (Ramblin' Rose), 2014 T@B S M@xx (ClemenT@B)
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Hi phulishcat: I'm (depending on schedule) and really appreciate your scouting it out. I'm ok either way-hookups or not.Cindy with my 2015 MaxS (Puppy) and my 2015 Subaru Outback (Boo)
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First scouting trip is being worked on now it will most likely be late April early May. I will be just a weekend affair (head up sat head home sun). These scouting trips will happen with more than likely less than a weeks notice please don't feel obligated to come but if you want to stop out everyone is more than welcome just bring whatever your hear desires.
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Any update on this?
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It is still to cold up on the rim, 40s to 50s during the day 20s at night, this trip will most likely be in August or September. However OutbackAZ and I have been finding all kinds of cool spots. You can see reports of them on my blog: http://bbteardocking.blogspot.com/
Next weekend we will be southwest of Sedona AZ. If your local feel free to message me an email address and ill send you the gps location and info.
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The Rim Trail weather station is reporting/forcasting 60s to low 70s days and mid/high 30s to mid 40s except for an occassional night. That doesn't sound too bad that's why I was wondering.
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Depends on where on the rim you are looking and most reports come out of Payson which is warmer than on top of the rim. If however you feel like camping up there go for it, however from my experience you don't play the guessing game up there. Unless your prepped for cold weather.
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On a side note the Rim trail weather station is at
5794 ft
and the rim where we would be camping is at 7,513 ft
that's an elevation difference of 1,719 ft
or roughly 10-15 degrees, depending on cloud cover, wind, if there is still snow on the ground, permafrost thaw, and the like. If you want to know what temperatures are up on the rim, it's best to go with googleing the temp for at least two lakes. Woods canyon and Knoll lake. This will give you a better idea of the temps on top of the rim.
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Knoll lake weather for the week.Sun
65°35°Mon
54°26°Tue
55°29°Wed
60°32°Thu
51°28°Fri
58°32°Sat
62°35°Sun
65°36°
woods canyonSun
64°36°Mon
52°26°Tue
54°28°Wed
59°31°Thu
53°28°Fri
56°30°Sat
60°32°Sun
61°34°
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Ahhh - little cool at night. Seems cool everywhere, had a 27 one night in Lone Pine at roughly 4,000 ft. Alde has run some every night.
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