ecook280, Aussie Chick and Captain Celery!
“Don't worry about the world coming to an end today. It is already tomorrow in Australia.”

These individuals shall be the next Honorary faces of JeepSkool.
They exemplify the JeepSkool Golden rule: SAFE/LEGAL/FUN!
We are a family friendly park and these are true JeepSkooler’s in every way.
They are willing to share their JeepSkool outings with their family and will pitch in to help all JeepSkooler’s in need. They always have a smile on their faces and share their good times with all they meet. They spread the word about JeepSkool and invite all interested to come and share the good times with us. There is nothing better in this world than spending time with the ones you love. Thank you for your dedication to your family’s SAFE, LEGAL, FUN!

-Kelly AKA Robocon



 

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General discussion about Jeep Skool.

New Rates-Rules-Procedures

Postby Robocon on August 5th, 2009, 4:14 pm

Here it is folks, the revised rule and procedures along with new rates that go into effect for the next JeepSkool.


THIS WILL NOT BECOME A DEBATE THREAD.


The rates and rules have been laid out very clearly. However, if we missed something, we would be happy to answer any questions you may have.

What we WILL NOT allow is this to be a forum for you to hem and haw over the new rates. SAVE IT! We will delete any complaints about the rates(No PM/No explanation). They are what they are and we feel that JeepSkool is still a very affordable weekend package for our guest.


-Kelly



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Updated 5-12-2010

WELCOME TO JeepSkool
Ohio's Premier SAFE-LEGAL-FUN for FAMILY outdoor recreational facility.


Hello - nice to have you here. On behalf of myself and the JeepSkool staff - welcome!

---- What JeepSkool is all about ----
It is our goal to:
- provide and promote LEGAL off-road opportunities for all skill level 4X4 enthusiasts.
- Lead by example to those new to the sport and encourage others to participate in our off-road adventures.
- Educate and promote SAFE techniques to our fellow Off-Roaders.
- Provide a FAMILY friendly environment for guests of all ages.
- Show property/landowners that we have RESPECT for their land and assure them that we are intolerant of those who choose to litter and damage property.
- Promise to remove all trash we find regardless of who left it.
- HELP all participants return home safely.

We will make every effort to promote merchants and sponsors we feel have met professional standards in the 4X4 industry. To promote these companies to our fellow members. To share with others, products that work, and those that have failed.

We will work with other Bulletin Boards to network those activities which satisfy the above conditions. We will not become a political voice for anyone. We will LEAD by example.


SAFE-LEGAL-FUN for FAMILIES!

JeepSkool- Not just a Jeep thing...It's a way of life. -We are a SAFE-LEGAL-FUN for FAMILY place.
Come relax in the new Timber framed pavilion. We offer fishing-camping-boating-hiking-and MORE! Other weekends will have fishing tournaments, Sporting Clays, and if you have an ATV - visit http://www.ATVSkool.com
Treat the ground you're on like its your Dads. Be it JeepSkool, Moab or on the Outer Banks. If you trash it, it won't be long before it’s not there for anyone to enjoy.



SAFE-LEGAL-FUN for FAMILIES !

ATTENDING JeepSkool – What to expect
Attending JeepSkool is very easy. First - you must become a member of this website. You can do that by Clicking here or the "REGISTER" link above to create a user account. *NO admittance without being a member of this website - your passengers are not required to be members but still need a Adult waiver and/or Minor waiver. (must have new waiver each month unless they are Skooled card holding members)
*This rule will be strictly enforced in 2010

Then - check out when the next JeepSkool event is. Look on the forums main index page for the next JeepSkool event and get the latest flier. You never know, your truck may even be featured on it! Plan to be out all day or camp out and stay all weekend. Pack some snacks and beverages. Pack a change of clothes, bring your boots, bring your friends. There is NO alcohol on the trails - period.

We meet at HAYLETT'S BP at the intersection of RT82 and RT44 at Mantua Corners,Ohio 44255 on event days before 9am as we depart for the trails at 9:30am sharp. This is the last call to gas up your 4x4 and get those items you may have forgotten at home (they have excellent SUBS). We recommend a full tank of BP gas because you'll be wheeling much of the day and we don't have gas pumps on the trails.

We then ride out to the property where we will collect the entrance fee of $30 per vehicle and $5 per passenger over 15 yrs old. Also your signed waivers. There is a $10 fee for Camping. There is also a $15 charge for electrical hook-up. If this is your first time to JeepSkool - you will be required to attend a "Skool" session which will cover the basic rules of the property, some trail safety requirements, and answer any questions you have. Registration and class will last about an hour or so. If you've NEVER been off-road before - we have instructors that will lead a basic novice trail ride to help you learn about your rig. Some people don't know when to use 4HI or 4LO or how to approach an obstacle - this trail ride will cover it. This will help you learn to off-road and prevent you from tearing up your 4x4. If you are experienced - there will be a trail ride for you right after class that will give you a tour of the property. It is entertaining and you may learn the boundaries and a little history about the property. You can also just go out by yourself or with a friend and explore on your own if you are comfortable doing that.

WHAT DOES YOUR RIG NEED?
Anyone can enjoy JeepSkool in any 4x4 - stock or modified. However, to make your life and everyone else's a little simpler, we recommend a few items without breaking the bank. What are the first things a newbie should do to his/her rig? You probably have half this stuff laying around the house or can get it used for cheap. (Craigs list/Ebay/garage sales)

TOW HOOKS-TOW HOOKS-TOW HOOKS - This is the first thing we recommend. You can't borrow these on the trail like a tow strap or a jack or anything else. This is where you need to spend your first dollars. Proper hooks and brackets can be purchased locally from JeepSkool sponsors Brett and Jeff at JAWZJPCUSTOMS or at the JeepSkool Factory. They MUST be properly mounted to the frame of your 4x4 using GRADE 8 hardware. We have seen lesser hardware fail too often and it creates a flying object that puts peoples lives in danger. Each vehicle uses a different style - order the right ones for a drill free installation. A frame mounted 2" receiver hitch will suffice as a rear recovery point. Just poke the tow strap with loops into it and insert the pin. At JeepSkool - Robocon leaves no man behind - we'll get you out - its best you have somewhere to hook to instead of an axle or plastic bumper.

SPARE TIRE - Same size as you are running - no donuts. Mismatch size tires are rough on a drive train. It could be a cheap used tire on a steel rim that only comes out for off-roading trips - that is all you need. You may be able to score one on the "buy/sell/trade/wanted" section.

TOW STRAP - Sometimes its a scavenger hunt trying to find these things in a line of Jeeps, or you may be out by yourself or with a friend and you may have to leave a vehicle sit while you drive back to town to get one. We suggest getting a tow strap with loops on the ends - if it breaks - it will do less damage to you or your rig than something with a metal hook on then end. NO metal hooks at JeepSkool – leave those at home. Proper Tow Straps are usually available in the JeepSkool office for a reasonable price.

TOOL BOX/DUCT TAPE/BUNGEE CORDS/JUMPER CABLES - You never know when you'll have to fix something on the trail. Please secure all gear in your rig because you will be bouncing around – you don't want to get hit in the back your head by a tool or jack handle.

CB RADIO & WALKIE TALKIES - Its fun to listen to the rest of the trail chatter on the CB - really helpful if you get stuck by yourself somewhere. JeepSkool operates on CHANNEL 16. CB's are a great way to talk to others in your convoy on the way to JeepSkool. The professionals from Circle City CB are at most JeepSkool events and can professionally install a complete system for about $100* while you sit through “Skool” (*could be more or less). They bring everything with them. You can get tuned up for $10 if you have an existing CB system and its not working properly. Another good idea would be to get walkie talkies if you have a small group you would like to talk privately too.

WINCH – Not necessary on your first trip out to JeepSkool, but it should be near the top of your list when you start upgrading your rig. Make sure it is securely mounted to a good SOLID bumper. Also make sure you have all the correct accessories to accompany your winch (tree savers, snatch blocks, etc).Available at JeepSkool in the Factory. Don't go cheap on a winch – GO PREPARED – go with WARN.

FIRST AID KIT/FIRE EXTINGUISHER – Its always good to have these items close at hand, you never know when you will need them. Emergencies-call 911 first!

HI-LIFT JACK???
No, not really. Your stock jack is safer and will lift your stock rig in more cases. HI-LIFT jacks should only be used as a last resort and by properly trained persons. BE VERY CAREFUL WITH THESE – they are very unstable and even worse on loose terrain. If you carry a HI-LIFT – make sure it is bolted down and will not come loose and potentially injure your occupants. Use your money for a CB or Tow Hooks first. You can usually borrow one of these, you can't borrow tow hooks.

LOG CHAINS??
NO, Log chains should not be used for tugging stuck vehicles – these are only for securing things like logs on semi trailers.

This is just a list for the newbies - I'm sure everyone else has an opinion and maybe I forgot something. As you off-road more and more ,you see other items that will help you out – ask a veteran for other ideas,or share your Suggestions/comments here. Of course some will say rock rails, bumpers, lift kit, mud tires, skid plates, etc. But those come later if you find that you like Jeeping.


SAFE-LEGAL-FUN for FAMILIES
UPDATED 12-18-09 BY Robocon


FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS


How do we attend a JeepSkool event.
Check out this link here. CLICK ME It will get you started.

Forum Registration:
You must be a JeepSkool.com forum member to attend events. It's free and easy to do. It only takes a minute or two. Be sure to respond to the automatic E-mail reply to activate your account.
To register on the forum, Click here
We practice Netiquette here at JeepSkool.

Event registration:
1- Guest must show a valid ID and sign a waiver at time of registration.
Minors must have a notarized waiver signed by their parent if attending with someone else.
2-Drivers must attend a “Skool”*(class) on event days. Your attendance will give you access to JeepSkool for 2010**. Guest may be "Skooled" for a ten dollar fee.
3- ENJOY a JeepSkool event!
**We reserve the right to revoke this privilege at any time.
* "Skool" A class teaching Off-Road safety techniques and recovery procedures. Basic property rules. Approximate length 1 hr

THE FORUM
It would be really nice for everyone to be on the same JeepSkool page. The forum only reaches a small portion of the JeepSkooler’s. I’m sure many join, check the date, and show up. Never really reading the rules or anything! So a mandatory membership and meeting(Skool) is necessary. We should really encourage people to read these threads and learn a lot! For those who don't have computers, your local library has free access. How helpful are JS'ers ?..post up and ask. Someone will always help. There is going to be a lot of common sense things to be found on JeepSkool.com and at "Skool". It will help everyone have a great time out there. It will help keep you from tearing up your rig and tearing up JeepSkool's beautiful property and making for wonderful memories.

SAFE-LEGAL-FUN for FAMILIES !


Can we enjoy the property at other times besides JeepSkool events?

JeepSkool events are held once a month and are open to all JeepSkool.com members. The property is available for scheduling your events at SouthingtonHuntClub.com or contact Robocon@JeepSkool.com.
This is a private piece of property and is not open to the general public on a daily basis. Anyone caught trespassing will be arrested and prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.

JeepSkool event dates only
HOURS OF OPERATION
Office - Sat/Sun 9am-9pm
No admission before or after check-in times
Saturday - 9am to 6pm
Sunday - 9am to 12 noon
Trails open-
ENTER AT YOUR OWN RISK
Saturday - 10am to 10pm
Sunday - 10am to 9pm
Rifle Range - Noon til 4pm

Main Gates close at 9pm nightly. No re-entry after 9pm
Campground Quiet time - 11pm to 7am
If you must leave JeepSkool for any reason, proof of entry must be shown at the Factory office before re-entering the property.

Can I arrive late?
No.

EMERGENCIES:
- If you have a physical problem or injury, call 911 FIRST. Tell them you are in Portage county,Garrettsville-JeepSkool. Your specific location on the property should be reported as-Factory/Lake/Campgrounds. Then alert JeepSkool Staff for assistance with your situation. Call on CHANNEL 16 on a CB radio and/or send someone to a trail head to flag down help. JeepSkool Staff will respond as soon as possible and assist in getting help to you.
- In case of a break down...On the trail, storage, towing, emergency phone numbers are posted on JeepSkool.com and in the JeepSkool office (Factory). JeepSkool will store your vehicle for 24 hrs. period. Your broken down rig will be towed away after that (Eye‘s towing). There are many mechanically inclined JeepSkoolers that may help you in getting your rig operational again. Just ask someone.
- Cell phones/CB's/Walkie Talkies are a good idea. JeepSkool operates on CB Channel 16.

LITTER CONTROL:
PACK IN - PACK OUT - Take ALL your trash with you. All good Jeepers always pickup trash, even if it is not yours. We work hard to provide you with a clean atmosphere for you and your family. Don’t be a knucklehead who gets a ticket for littering. There are trash Barrels throughout the property for trash you find on property. To keep costs low – JeepSkool doesn't provide trash service.

LANGUAGE:
If you cannot say or do it at my Grandma’s house. Don’t do it.
We are a Family friendly website and Private park. Keep it clean. CB talk too.

Can I attend JeepSkool in my stock 4wd vehicle or lightly modified daily driver?
YES! You do not need a monster 4x4 to enjoy the property. You do however, need a four wheel drive truck with WORKING four wheel drive. There are many trails/areas for new drivers to explore. Tow hooks/points and a proper tow strap are HIGHLY recommended. Many areas do require 31" tires or larger. Skilled drivers are available to guide all JeepSkool attendee's.

What happens if I get stuck?
Don't keep digging and bury yourself to the frame. If you're not making meaningful progress – STOP. A simple call on the CB or a walk to the trail head and you can flag down help. Your rig will be safe unattended here. Everyone is very friendly and helpful at JeepSkool and someone will be by to pull you out if you wait a few minutes. Staff is not responsible for your recovery.

While on a trail ride with others, the guy behind me is no longer there. what do I do?
STOP. WAIT. If possible, radio ahead to inform others. Proceed back to aid your fellow trail mate. If all participants adhere to this rule, no man shall be left behind. Keep your buddy in your rear view mirror!

If my vehicle breaks down, will it be safe?
Yes. We will help you get your vehicle to a safe storage area. You will have a safe work area to fix the problem. We will store it for up to 24HRS ONLY before it is towed away.(Eye's towing)

Will the JeepSkool events be held in the rain/snow/bad weather?
Yes! It just makes for more fun!

Do I need to have a JEEP to attend?
No. All makes and model 4x4’s are welcome.

Can I bring my ATV or Motorcycle?
NO – due to safety reasons, there are no ATVS, Motorcycles, or similar vehicles permitted during JeepSkool events. Feel free to bring them to http://www.ATVSkool.com! There are hundreds of ATV/Motorcycle only trails for you to enjoy. No pit bikes are permitted either.

Do I need a winch and CB radio in my truck?
No, however it is strongly recommended that these items become your first modification to your vehicle. JeepSkool operates on CB channel 16. You will need a winch to go on some trails. We suggest that you ALWAYS stay with a fellow 4x4. Skilled drivers are available to guide all JeepSkool attendee's.

We have children and pets. Are they able to attend?
There is nothing better in this world then spending a day with the ones you love. The pride of JeepSkool is the members children. Pets must be on a leash at all times. Do not leave your pets unattended at the campground while you are out wheeling - Rover likes to Jeep too.

Do you have ELECTRICITY for our RV/Motor home/Pop-ups?
Yes. We have 30 dedicated RV sites ready for you. You must notify Staff upon check in if you wish to use the electrical hookups.($15 fee) Don’t be a knucklehead – no vampires allowed (that means no sharing). Sorry, there are no water hook ups for RV's. DIRTY water service-$10 Fee.

Is there a designated spot to set up camp? (tent camping, not RV/hookups)
Yes,there is an extra $10 camping fee with your paid JeepSkool pass.You may set up camp nearly anywhere on the property, or you may camp in the designated campgrounds.(Non electric sites) Make sure you leave no sign of your campsite when you leave.

Are there designated spots for fires? (think fire rings like at a state campground)
YES. Think campfire-2 ft x 2 ft, not bonfire. Or, you may make your own fire pit at your campsite. Just use commonsense and remove any traces of your campfire/site. Leave it better then when you found it. FREE DOWNFALL IS EVERYWHERE.
NO- Chainsaws.We do not supply firewood

Are there any restrooms/running water on the property? (for the women-folk ;) )
YES. There is a beautiful new Bathhouse near the campgrounds and there are restrooms located in the “Factory”. There are no water hook ups for RV's. DO NOT hose off your rig in front of the bath house.

Can I bring my boat/ jet ski/wave runner?
Yes. You are welcome to use the lakes for boating, swimming, and fishing. There is a boat launch in front of the lake. You must purchase a boat pass ($15) for boat access to the lakes and swamps. Swimming and fishing are included in your JeepSkool admission. Use these items at your own risk – there are NO lifeguards at JeepSkool.

Can I drink ALCOHOL at JeepSkool?
a) There WILL NOT BE any DRINKING of ALCOHOL behind the wheel at JeepSkool. You will be charged with DUI when caught. ZERO TOLERANCE PERIOD!!
b) A good day out wheeling isn't digging someone’s body out from under a rolled rig because the
driver Said "Hold my Beer I can do it". If you find you wheel better after you toss back a few, you need to look close at the fool in the mirror.
c) Best place to partake in adult activities is around the campfire talking about the fun you had that day.
d) Those who become disorderly and harassing to others shall be handled by the legal system.
e) Do not confront anyone at any time. Please tell staff.

Weapons at Southington Hunt Club:
a) You must check in ALL WEAPONS with STAFF UPON ARRIVAL. Period.
b) All class III Firearms must have papers. Sheriff’s Dept will be notified of illegal firearms.
c) All firearms will be presented to staff UNLOADED- MAGAZINE OUT- BOLT OPEN.
d) All firearms are to be tagged by staff.
e) Anyone who discharges an unregistered firearm will be arrested and your weapon confiscated by the Sheriffs Dept. Period.
f) No discharging of firearms outside the designated rifle range area.
g) Rifle range usage is included in your JeepSkool admission price.
h) Hours of operation are noon to 4PM - Period.

SAFE-LEGAL-FUN for FAMILIES!

Campground rules
No one is permitted inside JeepSkool without signing a liability waiver.
PACK IT IN,PACK IT OUT
NO FIREWORKS OF ANY KIND!
CAMPGROUND SPEED LIMIT- CRAWL
QUIET TIME IS 11PM -7AM!
NO- Vehicle traffic 11pm-9am.
NO- Generators after 11pm
NO- Parking on campground access rds. (Ohio State Law)
NO- Vehicles on pavilion/Bathhouse concrete. Reserved for Handicap parking only
NO- GLASS
NO- Chainsaws
NO- Sharing electric.
NO- Pit riding.
NO- BON FIRES- Campfires only (2'x2')
NO- Primitive camping at RV sites.

-Dogs must be leashed in the Campgrounds and not left unattended outside. If you leave the park please take your pet(s) with you.
-SHC dogs-Daisy and Champ(JeepSkool mascots) are exempt from the rules. They live on the property and are at work. Please allow them to do their job.
-One motor-home/RV per site plus your off road rig. Any additional vehicles/tow rigs/trailers should be parked in the North guest parking lot. Please do not take up part of the site adjacent to you.

Boundaries Sand Off limit areas:
Township roads are strictly off limits.
The Lighthouse/home and the limestone driveway leading to it.
South- Former Railroad bed. East- River and swamp. North-Township rd. West- Farmland and Township rd.
Enter and exit the property through the Factory St Rt 82 exit only. Strictly enforced.
Closed trails are marked with caution tape/Road barricades/Staff trucks. Do not enter.
Haul road speed limit-10 MPH. Trails-Crawl. No donuts/fish tails/speeding.

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JeepSkool Fees
JeepSkool Sat/Sun pass .........................$30 per vehicle/$15 per watercraft
Guest-..............................................$5 *Kids 15 and under-free*
Guest "Skool" .....................................$10.
Camping...........................................$10 per person/per day. *Kids 15 and under-free*
Electrical hook-up Friday only...................$10
Electrical hook-up Saturday/Sun................$15.
Brown water disposal............................$10 per vehicle.
-Camping charges are set at $10 per person/per day. Yes, that is in addition to their paid 5 dollar guest fee.
-2010 JS supporting premier members may purchase a Friday pass for $10 extra.

NON-Jeeping campers: SAME AS JeepSkooler's rules.

No guest vehicles are permitted in the North parking lot without purchasing a JeepSkool pass.
No exceptions.

*Tow vehicles with their rigs/campers in tow are included in your JeepSkool pass.
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Re: New rule/procedures/rates

Postby DocRick on August 5th, 2009, 5:53 pm

After reading this post, I only have one thing to say.............. I just got my vacation week changed and ::banarock:: ::banarock:: I'M OFF FOR THE NEXT JeepSkool WEEKEND. ::banarock:: ::banarock:: Can't say yet if I'm staying one, two or three days, camping or going home, but I'm coming back. I fumed :x all weekend (last weekend) because I couldn't get off work. :(

Listen, I've camped at many of the state parks, and JeepSkool is still a bargin for the bang you get for your buck.

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Re: New rule/procedures/rates

Postby primus454 on August 5th, 2009, 6:09 pm

Brown water disposing? Is this an RV thing?
There are 10 kind of people in this world...Those that understand binary and those that dont'
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Re: New rule/procedures/rates

Postby Robocon on August 5th, 2009, 6:13 pm

primus454 wrote:Brown water disposing? Is this an RV thing?



Correct. eeww!
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Re: New rule/procedures/rates

Postby Marcel on August 5th, 2009, 6:15 pm

Not that I have an RV, but what about black water?

And I assume by brown you mean grey?
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Re: New rule/procedures/rates

Postby Robocon on August 5th, 2009, 6:19 pm

mvusse wrote:Not that I have an RV, but what about black water?

And I assume by brown you mean grey?



Boy has this topic gone down the bowl! Yes, brown/grey it's all poop! And it will cost ya 10 bucks to dispose of RV poop at JeepSkool. Such a deal! ::rockon::
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Re: New rule/procedures/rates

Postby DocRick on August 5th, 2009, 6:25 pm

I know I go by the moniker of "Doc Rick" and I'm not really a doctor nor do I play one on TV but if you have grey poop, you have a problem.. ;)

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Re: New rule/procedures/rates

Postby not a charger on August 5th, 2009, 7:11 pm

With regard to RV water disposal:

"Black" water = from thh toilet

"Gray" water = everything else.

"Brown" water = Kelly's name for "black" water. :D
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Re: New rule/procedures/rates

Postby kevandbeans on August 5th, 2009, 8:59 pm

No problem here, Robocon, is still the best value for what you have to offer that anyone can expect !
We're not weathy in money by any means but rich in friends , family and the commraderie that Jeep Skool provides.
Your Off Road Empire keeps expanding w/ ammenities so if it costs a little more no big deal. Is some of the best money we'll ever spend ! ::rockon:: ::rockon:: ::rockon:: ::clap:: and will live in our memories forever which are priceless.
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Re: New rule/procedures/rates

Postby aloveland on August 5th, 2009, 9:04 pm

Just wanted to say... I Love JeepSkool! Doesn't matter what it costs... as long as it STAYS SAFE, LEGAL, FAMILY FUN!!! Support our home away from home!! JeepSkool ROCKS!!!! ::banarock::
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Re: New rule/procedures/rates

Postby HarleyJeepLady on August 5th, 2009, 9:08 pm

kevandbeans wrote:We're not weathy in money by any means but rich in friends , family and the commraderie that Jeep Skool provides.
Your Off Road Empire keeps expanding w/ ammenities so if it costs a little more no big deal. Is some of the best money we'll ever spend ! ::rockon:: ::rockon:: ::rockon:: ::clap:: and will live in our memories forever which are priceless.
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Re: New rule/procedures/rates

Postby kevandbeans on August 5th, 2009, 9:24 pm

Harley, we missed you last time - August weekend was a really nice time to be there -
hope you get your spot back for Sept.
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Re: New rule/procedures/rates

Postby jeepdave on August 7th, 2009, 10:26 pm

I know I am supposed to be a math genius and all, at least my MBA classmates would say that. But what will it cost me now to come to JS, assuming that I am driving my TJ out with one or two kids in and my wife follows in her customized non trail support vehicle with all of our camping gear including my daughters Pink Barbie TJ.

Kelly could you make it easy on me and just take credit cards so I do not have to mess with that green stuff?
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Re: New rule/procedures/rates

Postby Robocon on August 8th, 2009, 7:19 am

jeepdave wrote:I know I am supposed to be a math genius and all, at least my MBA classmates would say that. But what will it cost me now to come to JS, assuming that I am driving my TJ out with one or two kids in and my wife follows in her customized non trail support vehicle with all of our camping gear including my daughters Pink Barbie TJ.

Kelly could you make it easy on me and just take credit cards so I do not have to mess with that green stuff?



It's still 30 per vehicle and the kids are still free under 16. If you need to take the support vehicle to the north side, it will cost 30 per vehicle.

So if you don't need to take the support vehicle over, your cost is still a crazy low 35 bucks for you and the Mrs. w/the kids. Such a deal.Want to camp add 10 bucks. Need electrical, add 15 bucks. Still a bargain.

Hope that helps.
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Re: New rule/procedures/rates

Postby badsparky on August 8th, 2009, 7:42 am

Robocon wrote:
jeepdave wrote:I know I am supposed to be a math genius and all, at least my MBA classmates would say that. But what will it cost me now to come to JS, assuming that I am driving my TJ out with one or two kids in and my wife follows in her customized non trail support vehicle with all of our camping gear including my daughters Pink Barbie TJ.

Kelly could you make it easy on me and just take credit cards so I do not have to mess with that green stuff?



It's still 30 per vehicle and the kids are still free under 16. If you need to take the support vehicle to the north side, it will cost 30 per vehicle.

So if you don't need to take the support vehicle over, your cost is still a crazy low 35 bucks for you and the Mrs. w/the kids. Such a deal.Want to camp add 10 bucks. Need electrical, add 15 bucks. Still a bargain.

Hope that helps.


You can park your support vehicle at the factory for free and toss your gear in the back to transport it. If you tow your Jeep in, its a "tow" rig and you can park at the campground for free. Tow rigs are NOT allowed on the trails (unless its your Jeep and you towed a camper in).
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