Car Camping Los Angeles

DISPERSED CAMPING Big Bear / Holcomb Valley, Labor Day Weekend

**Escape from the blistering heat by spending this Labor Day Weekend 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.** **We have room for just a few more vehicles to join us. Number of occupants in each vehicle doesn’t matter, you can bring guests.** **In general, we’ll be camping somewhere just off a forest service road, past Holcomb Valley Campground. Look at a map to see the 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.** **Priority 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 up a few miles to our pre-scouted and claimed campsite.** **Thanks, and hope you can join us.** **If you have any questions, please comment below.**

Mt. Pacifico Backpacking/Car Camping Overnighter

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.

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

Joshua Tree National Park Campout

PRIMITIVE to MODERN FIRE WORKSHOP

To attend and for exact location, Register [HERE](https://www.schoolofself-reliance.com/event/noon-primitive-fire-workshop-25/) The location noted below may change, so register for exact location. HANDS-ON FIRE-MAKING WORKSHOP — August 15, 10 a.m. FIRE! Yes, it can be dangerous, and yet, it can save your life. Uncontrolled, fire can be devastating. Yet, once you learn how to make and control fire, it’s possibly one of your most important survival skills since you use fire to stay warm, to purify water, to cook food, to signal, to make tools, etc. etc. Learn how to make fire by several primitive methods. You will learn the 4 Principles by which fire is generated: friction, the sun, chemicals, and electricity. You will practice several of these, and learn the best techniques for mastery. You will use reflectors and magnifying glasses, batteries, flint and steel, the bow, the hand drill, the piston, magnesium and others. You will learn by doing. You goal will be to create an ember, and “mother” it to a flame. You will learn which woods are best, and how to process your woods. A short walk will be included to see which plants are best for your fire-making kit. This class applies to our Bushcraft Certificate. Location 2. Details sent with registration. Copies of our books are available at all classes.

Dance Basics Boot Camp August 8 -29th

DANCE BASICS BOOT CAMP IN PERSON - A FUN 4 WEEK INTENSIVE - NEW SESSION STARTS AUGUST 8TH AND MEETS FOR 4 SATURDAYS 8/8, 8/15, 8/22, 8/29 10AM TO 11:15AM \*\*\*\* $100.00 for 4 classes! \*\*\*\*\* Payment by Credit Card, Venmo or Zelle will be collected before the first class. THIS FOR ANY ONE WHO NEEDS HELP WITH... * LEARNING DANCE BASICS AND GOOD FORM. * LEARNING CHOREOGRAPHY. * HOW TO BREAK DOWN AND PICK UP CHOREOGRAPHY FAST. * HAVING FUN DANCING AND GETTING A GOOD WORKOUT! THIS INTENSIVE WILL GREATLY INCREASE YOUR CONFIDENCE AND COMPETENCE WITH DANCE AND MOVING YOUR BODY! Please contact Maria directly to introduce yourself or if you have any questions. Also if you are interested in her Stretch and Strengthen classes!

BOTSWANA – Moremi Reserve Chobe NP Photographic Safari

Get checked your bucket list by visiting this fascinating destination! Start in Maun and end in Kasane! With the Safari tour Moremi reserve and Chobe NP Photographic Safari, you have a 10 days tour package taking you through Maun, Botswana and 5 other destinations in Botswana. Tour Start Maun Tour End Kasane Flights • Arrival: Day01 before 2pm • Return: Day10 after 4pm Fly IN Airport: Maun Intl. airport (Botswana) Fly OUT Airport: kasane Intl. airport (Botswana) Itinerary Day01 Maun Day02 Moremi Game Reserve Day03 Moremi Game Reserve Day04 Khwai Day05 Game drives and Mokoro excursion Day06 Chobe National Park Day07 Chobe National Park Day08 Chobe National Park Day09 Chobe National Park: game drive and cruise Day10 Chobe National Park and transfer to Kasane Cost: $3990 (Double Occupancy) $4520 (Single Supplement) Inclusions Price Includes * 2 person spacious dome tent (L3m x W3m x H2.20m) with built in groundsheet, 2 large aerating * windows with mosquito netting. * high density foam mattress, * sleeping bag and pillow. * Bucket shower facilities * A large canvas tent (7m x 5m) is used as a dining area. * Services of a professional guide, safari chef and camp assistants * Meals as per the itinerary * Tea and coffee available in camp * bottoled water is provided * Spacious and comfortable tented accommodation * High density foam matress and bedding * Services of a professional guide, safari chef and camp assistants * Utility vehicle for more than 4 pax * Game drives and local transfers in customised safari vehicles * Exclusive camping in private campsites within the national parks and reserves * All entrance and camping fees within the national parks and reserves * All meals (mineral water, tea, coffee) whilst in Travel Creations Botswana Tented Camps * All activities as specified in the itinerary * All transportation included as per the itinerary. Please mind that the tour starts in Maun and ends in Kasane Price Excludes * Flights * Meals other than mentioned in the itinerary * Personal Expenses * Optional activities * Travel insurance / Visa * Tips ———————————————— For detailed itinerary and to reserve your seat follow the link below: [https://www.bucketlistgrouptravel.com/tour/botswana-moremi-reserve-chobe-np-photographic-safari/](https://www.bucketlistgrouptravel.com/tour/botswana-moremi-reserve-chobe-np-photographic-safari/) Questions? Text / Call - 2023787696 - Himanshu - Organizer

Deer Valley 4x4 Trail

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

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

Coral Hollow

Backpacking to pounchbowls

Join me 4 miles backpack to Santa Paula punchbowls. Since it is hot, I believe this is perfect for an over night close to the water. I been there before and it’s a nice area to backpack or for a day hike. You can hike it or do a backpack. Wish ever you prefer. What to bring: backpacking gear, hat, sun protector, hiking sticks, own food, 2.5 liters of water. There will be plenty of water so bring your water filter. Parking: parking at the trail head This trip is open to 8 people. Please sing up if you think you can make it. Join the waiting list please. disclaimer: Be aware that The Organizer, Assistant Organizers and event hosts in this group are not professional guides. The function of the organizer is only to organize the event. Each person who signs up for an event is responsible for his or her own safety and the safety of his or her guests. By signing up for a hike, or any other event organized by this group, you are acknowledging that you are aware and have made your guests aware of the risks, dangers and hazards associated with any outdoor activity and freely accept and fully assume all such risks, dangers and hazards, and further agree to release and discharge the Organizer, Assistant Organizers and event hosts of this Meetup Group from and against any and all liability arising from your and your guest's participation in the group activities.

LUNCHTIME TRAPS,TRIGGERS, PRIMITIVE WEAPONRY

To attend and for exact location, Register [HERE](https://www.schoolofself-reliance.com/event/lunchtime-useful-plant-walk-25/) The location provided below may change, register to get exact location. Learn to make traps, triggers, snares, deadfalls — learn by doing! Thursday, August 13, noon We recognize that hunting and fishing are long-established methods of putting food on the table, especially during times of hardship and emergency. Though I have never really been what you’d call a “hunter,” I always wanted to know how to capture and clean animals for food, if I had to. I learned originally how to clean animals by using roadkill, and fish that I caught. Later, I learned how to make and use primitive traps from various sources, such as Paul Campbell and Larry Dean Olsen. So if you’re like me, and just want to know how to make these devices “just in case,” please come to the class. We’ll meet in the Arroyo Seco to learn which woods are best for traps and triggers. Then’ we’ll work on carving a deadfall trigger, a trigger for a quail trap, and more. You’re learn by doing. Bring your knife! (We have extras if you don’t have one) We’ll see edible and medicinal plants. Bring your canteen.