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Big Bear / Holcomb Valley, Labor Day Weekend

<<DISPERSED CAMPING>> Big Bear / Holcomb Valley, Labor Day Weekend

Sat, Sep 5, 6:30 PM
From So Cal Happy Hour Hiking & Backpacking
4.9

**Escape from the blistering heat this Labor Day Weekend while disperse camping in Holcomb Valley, just a few miles north of Big Bear Lake. We’ll spend the entire weekend at about 8,000’ elevation.** **Thank you, Kamil and Erika, for organizing this trip!!** **Once you set up camp you’re free to just chillax, go on a hike, or go search for gold, if your soul desires.** **We have room for just a few more vehicles that can join us.** **By signing up you represent one vehicle, the number of occupants in each vehicle doesn’t matter. Adults only, please.** **In general, we’ll be camping somewhere just off a forest service road, past Holcomb Valley Campground.** **Look at a map to see the general area where we’re talking about.** **If you would like to participate in this event please join the waitlist and we will provide you with more details later, including the exact coordinates of our campsite.** **Kamil and Erika will be scouting the area for potential campsites prior to the trip.** **Waitlist priority will be given to those who have camped with us in the past.** **Our plan for now is to meet at Holcomb Valley Campground at 1130 Saturday morning and we’ll caravan a few miles up the forest road to our pre-scouted and claimed campsite.** **If you have any questions, please comment below.**

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Backpacking: Kings Canyon

Backpacking: Kings Canyon

Mon, Aug 24, 2:00 AM
From West Hills Hiking and Adventuring
5.0

**Multiple Day backpacking trip. Only experienced people should join. This is a serious trip and not anything like a day hike.** **If interested please contact me for further details, including how to obtain a wilderness permit.**

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Riding - Camping - Tubing down the KERN river 🏍 ⛺️ 🧿💦✌️😃

Fri, Aug 28, 3:00 PM
From REAL RIDERS - We Ride Everywhere !
4.8
9 attendees
Mt. Pacifico Backpacking/Car Camping Overnighter

Mt. Pacifico Backpacking/Car Camping Overnighter

Sat, Aug 22, 3:00 PM
From So Cal Happy Hour Hiking & Backpacking
4.9

We've done this popular overnighter at this FREE campground several times before, on foot, by bike, and by car. Please join the waitlist to attend- those who I have backpacked with before have priority **Backpacking: Meet Melanie by 8am at the Mill Creek Picnic Area** 7miles one way, 14 miles total. Over 2,000 elevation gained. All trails link below description. **Car Camping HIGH CLEARANCE RECOMMENDED** show up any time: From the Mill Creek Picnic Area take Pacifico Mountain Road (3N17), which is an unpaved fire road, 6 miles up to the campground. The fire road entrance is accessible from the Mill Creek fire station, located just a few yards above the picnic area. Mt Pacifico Campground is situated just above 7,100' in elevation, overlooking the entire Antelope Valley below. Night time views of the city lights below are spectacular! *Campsites are first come first serve*, and there are picnic tables, fire pits, and vault toilets. **THERE IS NO WATER!** If someone is willing to drive water up, please post it in the comments below :) **PLEASE HAVE ALL YOUR ESSENTIALS...** ...especially your own stove if you plan on prepping hot meals and beverages. It's all about being completely self sufficient, not having to rely on others. **All Trails** Mill Creek to Pacifico Mountain via Pacific Crest Trail on AllTrails *https://www.alltrails.com/trail/us/california/mill-creek-to-pacifico-mountain-via-pacific-crest-trail?sh=89bwdp&utm_medium=trail_share&utm_source=alltrails_virality* **>> ADVENTURE PASS REQUIRED TO PARK YOUR VEHICLE OVERNIGHT AT THE TRAILHEAD OR AT THE CAMPGROUND<<** If you have any questions please comment below. **Disclaimer** I am not responsible for any one persons health, transportation, food, equipment, fitness, or anything of the kind. By attending this trip, you’re doing it completely voluntary and may not hold the organizer or group liable for anything that happens to you or your gear on this trip. I am simply gathering like minded people who are all voluntarily participating in this activity. Hiking and backpacking, or camping, are high risk activity, and by RSVPing to this event, you understand and assume all risks that are involved with it.

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Join CCSC Waterskiing/Wakeboarding at the Sacramento Delta: August 13-16

Join CCSC Waterskiing/Wakeboarding at the Sacramento Delta: August 13-16

Thu, Aug 13, 4:00 PM
From Adventures with new friends.
4.8

Greetings All, We will be heading to the Sacramento River Delta. It is a great place to wakeboard, waterski, sky-ski and camp. Century City Ski Club has been going to this location for well over 30 years. This years dates are: June 25-28 July 16-19 August 13-16 September 24-27 You can arrive on the Wednesday afternoon before the trip to setup camp. We will not be supplying anything on Wednesday. The actual trip starts on Thursday morning with Breakfast. The trip ends on Sunday around 11 or 12 in the afternoon. Please help wash and wipe down the boats when they are pulled out of the water. These are 2, 3 or 4 day trips. The costs are: $175 for Saturday-Sunday, $349 Friday-Sunday or $439 Thursday-Sunday If you just want to camp and eat with us, the costs are half of the above prices. Please contact us for more info. We accept Zelle (preferred), Venmo, Checks and Cash. There is an extra fee for campers (RV's $35 per day) and pets ($4 per day). Email us for pricing. Email us for special prices for Thursday-Friday or Thursday-Saturday or Friday-Saturday. Due to excessive fuel prices there might be an added surcharge for fuel. Please email Aaron and Fred (aka David) at [summertrips@ccscsports.org](mailto:summertrips@ccscsports.org) for more info. Please remember that even if you RSVP here, you are not on the trip until we receive your waivers and payment. Before you leave for the delta, contact us to see if there are any others that might need a ride. We do not supply transportation to the delta, so carpooling will help you and others. We supply food and beverages for Breakfast, Happy Hour and Dinner. Lunch is on your own (if we have on Friday and Saturday leftovers you can indulge in, but ask before taking), there is a café near the camp site. We do not supply vests, skis, wake-boards or sky ski's.... BUT... we do have extras, so ask if you don't have any we will try and help. We supply the boat(s). You'll need a tent or RV or Trailer (added fee for parking RV and Trailer) or any other kind of sleeping arrangement (car camping). Please contact us for more info. Please remember to bring lots of sunscreen, a hat and towels. The weather can change from cold to hot and hot to cold in minutes, so bring something to keep warm just in case. I hope to see you at the delta. Regards, Aaron and Fred

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Summer 2026: Let's walk across or around a country

Summer 2026: Let's walk across or around a country

Wed, Sep 2, 2:00 AM
From ! Backcountry Buddies ! Backpacking Camping Hiking Daytrips
4.3

This is a trial balloon to see if there are adventurous people out there who'd like to walk across or around a country in 2025. Yes, walk across or around a whole country. There are several such paths of about 100 or 200 miles that can be walked in a week or two. For instance, the Coast to Coast path in England, Hadrian's Wall, Offa's Dyke, the Isle of Man Coastal Path, the Wexford-Pembrokeshire Pilgrim Way, etc etc. Some have inns to stay the night, others might involve stealth camping. Some have more elevation gain and tougher terrain than others, but this isn't like climbing 14ers. It might be possible to bike parts of some routes. The walking could be combined with other \*optional\* activities: \- going to football matches\.\.\. \- drinking beer and eating so much fish and chips we need a mercury detox\.\.\. \- almost getting arrested for lèse\-majesté\.\.\. OK, those are what I'll be doing. You can choose your own activities. The specifics for all this are open, I'm just trying to gauge interest. If the idea of walking across a country or similar appeals to you, sign up and we'll decide from there. (Pic from theguardian.com/travel/2024/sep/26/walking-celtic-camino-ireland-to-wales-wexford-st-davids)

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Frequently asked questions

Meetup connects people through shared interests. Whether you're into camping, hiking, or other activities, it helps people discover and join groups to participate in events and meet new friends locally or online.

Simply search for camping on the Meetup platform while specifying the Los Angeles area. You'll find a list of groups and upcoming events related to camping where you can RSVP to participate.

Yes, Los Angeles has various camping groups. These groups organize events and trips for people who enjoy outdoor adventures, allowing you to easily find fellow enthusiasts to camp with.

Absolutely, you can join as many camping groups as you like. This allows you to expand your network, participate in diverse camping trips, and meet more people who share your passion.

Meetup is free to join and browse groups. Some groups may charge fees for events, particularly if they involve costs like equipment rental or location fees. Always check event details for any costs involved.

No, you don't have to commit to all trips. RSVP only for those you are interested in, allowing you flexibility to fit your schedule and camping preferences. This way, you can enjoy trips at your own pace.

RSVPing is easy; just find your desired event and click to register your attendance. Ensure to read any detailed instructions or necessary equipment lists provided by the event organizer.

Availability of secluded camping trips depends on the group and their planned activities. Some organizers focus on remote locations, while others might choose more accessible camping sites.

Meetup focuses primarily on group activities rather than personal matchmaking. It's about community engagement and finding group events that match your interests rather than forming specific individual connections.

The quality of organization can vary depending on the host. Some events might have professional guides, while others are more casually led. It's wise to check reviews and past event feedback before joining.

Meeting friends depends on active participation and engagement in Meetup events. While the platform can connect you with like-minded individuals, forming friendships relies on your involvement and social interaction.

Yes, some camping groups specifically cater to families, offering events suitable for all ages. These events often include child-friendly activities and settings, making them perfect for family adventures.

Certainly! If you can't find a group that meets your camping interests, you can start your own and build a community around your preferred camping style or destinations, attracting like-minded peers.

Sometimes last-minute trips are announced, but it's common for popular events to fill up fast. Regularly checking Meetup for new postings can help you snag those last-minute adventurous opportunities.

While Meetup hosts a variety of groups, not every specific interest might be covered. There's an opportunity to either join existing groups close to your interest or create a new one to meet your needs.