AZ Unit WBCCI Rally at Williams, AZ, May 16 thru 19.

Join us for a late spring rally and train ride to the fabulous Grand Canyon before the heat sets in. Because there are so many choices, you need to make your own reservations for both the RV Park or Hotel and the train ride at either www.thetrain.com or 1-800-THE TRAIN (1-800-843-8724).
We will camp at the Grand Canyon Railway RV Park, 601 W. Franklin Ave., Williams, AZ 86046: check-in time after 1PM, check-out at 11AM. Grand Canyon Railway RV Park
has three types of RV spaces. Select from pull-throughs, buddy spaces or back-ins. All spaces are 50-amp and large enough for big rigs. Each space comes with cable TV, wireless Internet, access to the indoor swimming pool and hot tub at the adjacent Grand Canyon Railway Hotel, and shower facilities. Note requirements: Pads under all jacks or stabilizers, Sewer hose needs to be supported on a ramp, and an Air-tight sewer connector.
Thursday Happy Hour starts at 4PM, followed by the evening meal of Rally Stew with bread, salad and dessert.
Friday, May 17, will be a free day to explore Williams and the surrounding area. Williams is nestled at the base of Bill Williams Mountain in one of the largest Ponderosa Pine Forests in the world. The best- preserved stretch of Route 66, an outdoor drive-thru wildlife park, a true western setting with cowboys swaggering through town, and a friendly atmosphere greet you the moment you arrive in town. Friday Happy Hour begins at 4PM and a Pot Luck dinner will follow.
Saturday, May 18, will be the train ride from Williams (leaves 9:30AM) to the Grand Canyon, 65 miles one- way-- about 2 hours 15 minutes, with your choice of activities at the canyon. The Williams Station is an easy walk from the RV Park. The train arrives back in Williams at 5:45PM. Meals on your own.
Sunday will be a Continental Breakfast with check out at 11AM.
Make your own reservations directly with the Grand Canyon Railroad for the rally, which offers several choices for your stay. Dorothy and I picked the Rails to the Rim AAA Package (https://www.thetrain.com/AAA-Exclusives- 6040.html) for our rail and camping trip. This package includes Roundtrip Coach Class train travel from Williams to the Grand Canyon, with guided-narrated motor coach rim tour to scenic overlooks with lunch; three nights at theGCRailwayRVParkinWilliamsanda$20Railwaygiftshop certificateperadult. TheGCRailroadoffersother packages and a total of 5 classes of seating from Coach to Luxury Parlor Car for you pleasure. If you choose the above AAA package, make sure you specify that you want the train ride on Saturday, May 18; otherwise they will give you the day after you arrive. Seniors, age 62 and up, receive discounts on train passage; AARP and AAA discounts at the Grand Canyon Railway Hotel, unless you book a package. Be sure to bring your Golden Age Pass (now called the Interagency Senior Pass) or there is an $8 fee to enter the Park. If you have any questions, please give Dorothy or me a call at 520-568-7565. Also, please send us an email or give us a call when you have your reservations.
Kent & Dorothy Charles (8281) kdcharles@q.com

May 16 – 20, 2013

Flamingos at the Beach
Buddy Rally 2013

Sandy Beach Regional Park, 18 kms north of Lloydminster, SK

Hosts: Dori Jardine 306-763-8758 rossj@sasktel.net
Dona Dumont (d.dumont@shaw.ca)

This is a "buddy" rally, so all are welcome to attend. Some of the activities we have planned are a visit to the local cheese factory, Barr Colony Museum, a silly golf tournament (serious golfers can also arrange some tee times), sand castle contest, and a pet program (well, mainly for dogs). The kids will enjoy free run of the park and their own activities.

Camping fees:
$33/day full-service
$22/day unserviced

Rally fee: (The rally fee includes hall rental, breakfasts, catered meal and other
miscellaneous costs.)
$65 (one adult)
$85 (two adults)
$105 (3 adults, including children 13+)
$125 (4 adults)

$10/child (6-12 years)

Activities fees: These are still being finalized.

Please use this form to register and pay using PayPal: https://fs22.formsite.com/altasaskair...rm2/index.html

LONE STAR VAC PRESENTS THE 4TH ANNUAL CAMPOUT
“THE SHAGADELIC AIRSTREAM GIG”
BAREFOOT CAMP, BEND, TX.
MAY 17-19, 2013


NANOO, NANOO! PEACE , LOVE, & FLOWER POWER!

It is time again to like join the vintage trailers, and the vintage supporters, and ‘book” on down to Barefoot Camp, in Bend, Tx., where we are going “to take it to the limit”! We are going to “chill” along the Colorado River in 38 pull through sites, WITH water and electricity. Dump site on premises, “no duh”. Call Jackie and Charlene Brewster, really “cool cats”, at 325-628-3395 or email barefoot@centex.net and make your reservation “pronto”! The “mullah”: $20.00 a night for two, and each additional “cat” is $5.00. “What it is, what it is”… Rally fee is $15.00 a person! That “daddy-o Big Tony” will be serving us some BBQ! No way, Jose!!!!
Send rally fee to:
Bad Cat, Lance McEwan
2374 Levy Crossing RD Ste. 110
Nolanville, TX 76559
“BE THERE OR BE SQUARE”!

Here is the “skinny…can you dig it”?

Friday May 17th:
Arrive and “feel the funk”!
5:00 – 7:00 – “Far Out” Happy Hour – Bring your favorite “gogo” drink and “munchies” to the “Psychedelic Pavilion” and “beat the drag”
7:00pm – “Groovin' Potluck”
“Get down and boogie”!
“Dream on”!

Saturday May 18th:
“Take a chill pill”!
Breakfast on your on, “backatcha”!
There are some pretty “far out” places to check out…Colorado Bend State Park, Gorman Falls, not to mention Barefoot Camp with over 3 miles of river frontage! Canoes, kayaks, swimming, hiking…”neato, beato”!
1:00 – 3:00 “Looking Good Shaggin' Wagon” Open House! Open your “crib” to “psyche” everyone out! Optional, totally! “Don’t be a dork”, let them in! “Right on”!
5:00 – 7:00pm – Grab your baby and don your threads to the Psychedelic Pavilion for Happy Hour. Second verse, same as the first! Don’t be a phony! Best dressed babe and man contest! Prize awarded!
7:00 ISH – Big Tony’s BBQ dinner! “Far out”! “In your face”!
Bring a dessert if you like!
“May the force be with you”!

Sunday May 19th:

“Spaz out”! Breakfast on your own. Just “chill”! “Blow off”! “Keep on tuckin'…keep Smokey the bear behind you”. “10-4 good buddy, split”!

“Like”, a few more details. Bring firewood if you have it! Bonfires are “right on”! Bring your outdoor patio “threads”…there are stickers and burrrrs. If you “dig” fishing, canoeing, kayaking, bring it on! Good hiking shoes are a plus if you plan on doing Gorman Falls. It is a great hike, but challenging at the end. Gray water discharge is cool with “the man”. You must be a WBCCI member “4-sho” to attend. You also need to be a Vintage Airstream Club member to attend. We will be taking memberships at the VAC, if you are not a member already. We want you to come and see how the VAC “get’s down” to have a good time. Call today or email today for reservations, make sure and tell them you are with the Lone Star Vintage Airstream Club. Once the 38 sites fill up, there are “boondocking” sites available. Awesome!
Call Lance McEwan, Region 9 VAC Rep., at 254-258-7095, Paul Mayeux, VAC 2nd Vice-President at 817-919-3651, or Ann Flanagan, HOTC President at 817-919-6098 for any questions.

“Groovin” on a May afternoon!

Please fill out attached registration form to attend and send along with check to Lance McEwan at the above address.

This rally is open to all campers, old and new, but the more Vintage the better to look and vote on! We are the new owners of a 1979 Sovereign Land Yatch from a 2009 Shasta Airflyte! We have met many Vintage camper friends and attend a few Tin Can Tourist rallies a year. See "Southern Vintage Trailer Friends" if you'd like! I am stepping in to help get some more organization to this rally and hoping to build it up! This is a 4 Star Rated campground and near some of the most beautiful areas of the SE! I am open to all suggestions and help! I will be working on getting a flyer posted over the next week after some arrangements with the owners!

The Unit 29 "Mexican Rally" will be held May 17 - 19, 2013 at Mystic Springs Cove Park. The campground is located about 27 miles north of Pensacola off Highway 29 at Mystic Springs Road, McDavid.
For further information please call the Campground Host (850) 256-3280 or the Club President (850) 626-7724.
Attractions within 30 miles include: National Aviation Museum, Fort Pickens, Pensacola Beach, Pensacola Historic Village, Pensacola Lighthouse, Fort Barancas, Historic Bagdad & Milton and Wind Creek Casino in Atmore.
GPS coordinates for the park are: 30 degrees 51.141N and 87 degrees 18.784W.

Come Join in the fun at the First Annual MoHo's in May Rally!
The goal of this rally is to get together classic MoHo's and those who like Classic MoHo's in one location. So if you have one or are just a fan, come on down! (Moho not required for admittance !)

So drive in, tow in or just bring pictures of your "rhome" (ride/home) and join the activities.

Some of the planned activities:

Emergency road maintenance seminar (I am sure I will have something break and will be asking for help)

Design Idea's; tour the other coaches; price of admittance, one cold beer.

Polishing; As in let's polish off the rest of this beer now that the tours are over.

Contest: Best PO modification ( as in; Really they did that?)

Door Prizes (for those of you who's doors still work). Any idea's would be great! So far I have a tube of Vulken and a hard to find metal window weeper cover

Rally POC: Dave and Felicia; wxbuoy wxbuoy@aol.com


About the Park:
"Tennessee Cumberland Plateau Campground (TCPC) is an exclusive Airstream-only campground located on the Cumberland Plateau just south of Crossville, TN. Members enjoy 376 acres of diverse terrain, walking trails, a seven acre lake, a 5,000 sq. ft. clubhouse, and paved interior roads."
https://www.tcpconline.com/

Here is the Lat/Long: 35.753478,-85.090166
Quite difficult to find on Google with out it. However it notes on the website NOT to use GPS to get the camp due to the tendency to take you via unimproved roads!