I’d be willing to plan a trip out to windrock in a month or 2. I think late March would work well. It’s a great time of year to camp in TN too.
Nashville, Tennessee
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Never been there either, but I've heard good things. I would love to check it out. I'm in Nashville so I can make it to lbl on pretty short notice for at least a full Saturday of at wheeling. I've only been up there once, it was really rainy and a lot of fun.
How does March 22-24 sound? I’ll have to do more research on campsites and permits. It looks like there’s a few regulations/limitations as to how many vehicles/tents can be used in their sites. If this comes together I’ll start a separate conversation thread on here and put a link to it in here.
The primitive campsite rules mention limit of 2 vehicles per site and no pop ups, BUT I just talked with someone at Windrock and it looks like off-road vehicles don't count since they being used on the trail. RTT's are accepted as well. so long as the tent has fabric/canvas walls. There is the issue of only 6 ppl per camp site. So our caravan will be limited unless we get multiple camp sites.
I am definitely planning to attend this. I have been looking forward to heading to Windrock for some time. How much are sites? It would probably be easier for everyone to book their own unless a group specifically wants to book a site together. I can just imagine a lot of people RSVPing but then half backing out at the last minute.
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Most of the pricing and camping info is on their site: http://www.windrockpark.com/plan-your-adventure/campground/tent-primitive/
I dont know how far apart the campsites are. I have never been so this is all new to me too.
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I took a look at the Windrock site and it looks pretty neat. I’ve never been out there myself.
As we move closer to the planning stages, I’ll be happy to call up the park and ask how far apart the sites are, etc. Maybe we can put together an event for Southeast OBers and gauge interest? We can always push the dates out further too so more people can make it/have notice?
As we move closer to the planning stages, I’ll be happy to call up the park and ask how far apart the sites are, etc. Maybe we can put together an event for Southeast OBers and gauge interest? We can always push the dates out further too so more people can make it/have notice?
Dangit @TNTaco , you're all work and no play! Haha, but we'll get you on the trails one of these days.
There is a big event the weekend before (titan offroad shamrock shakedown) and Windrock puts on a lot of events. Some of the mid-level trails should be pretty nice and rutted out. I'm fine with more people, but I don't have a whole lot of wiggle room on the dates. I also don't mind small groups (less people to get stuck)
Dangit @TNTaco , you're all work and no play! Haha, but we'll get you on the trails one of these days.
There is a big event the weekend before (titan offroad shamrock shakedown) and Windrock puts on a lot of events. Some of the mid-level trails should be pretty nice and rutted out. I'm fine with more people, but I don't have a whole lot of wiggle room on the dates. I also don't mind small groups (less people to get stuck)
Small groups suit me!
I'm in for this too. Marking my calendar for 3/22-3/24
@TheDonutAllStar have you been to windrock before? I'm trying to see who might know good trails.
it looks like there are plenty of tame trails, but I just want to make sure we don't "accidentally" go rock crawling lol.
Hahaha yes. Accidentally going rock crawling would be an interesting experience for sure.
Went out to Windrock this weekend for the first time, and it may be my favorite park. The variety of obstacles on the trails, as well as all the exploring that can be done blew me away. Here's a few pics of the fun, I posted more in the build thread as well.
https://www.overlandbound.com/forum...ning-my-wheels-build.12411/page-2#post-304537
https://www.overlandbound.com/forum...ning-my-wheels-build.12411/page-2#post-304537
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Went out to Windrock this weekend for the first time, and it may be my favorite park. The variety of obstacles on the trails, as well as all the exploring that can be done blew me away. Here's a few pics of the fun, I posted more in the build thread as well.
https://www.overlandbound.com/forum...ning-my-wheels-build.12411/page-2#post-304537
Looks incredible!!! Great photos as well
Thanks, what's crazy is we drove close to 100 miles of mostly trails and when I looked at a map we barely scratched the surface of this park.
@breezy.images took the last photo, he's a fun one to follow on instagram.
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