of right now, there are no open fires, not even in fire rings. Camp stoves only. You should always call the Forest Ranger first, though, in case they change. What phone, internet, and cable services are available in Christopher Creek, more specifically, Colcord Estates - we purchased a home there and I notice that several residents have a "satellite dish", but we get no reception on our cellular phones after leaving Payson. Those satellite dishes you see are most probably for TV and/or internet.

It is not out of the ordinary for some of our passengers to have never slept outdoors. If your impression of camping is a damp and “buggy” experience, you are in for a pleasant surprise. The canyon is a friendly place to sleep—you can roll out your bed almost anywhere. Infrequent rain showers seldom last long, and with the right gear, you can enjoy them. Chances are, once you try river camping you will look forward to sleeping under the stars in the clear canyon air See similar questions...

Camping is available at Mather Campground and in Trailer Village with RV hook-ups. Reservations can be made by calling (303) 297-2757. Additional camping is available outside the park at Camper Village - RV campground or camping "at- large" in the national forest outside the park. Write to: Tusayan Ranger District, Kaibab National Forest PO Box 3088 Grand Canyon, AZ 86023 See similar questions...

Yes, swimming is permitted in Canyon Lake. However, it is not recommended that young children be allowed to swim in the lake. Additionally, swimming and fishing are prohibited from boat ramps and docks. See similar questions...

Special Resident Fishing (Type 203) - Required for any Texas resident fishing in the public waters of Texas who is at least 65 years of age and was born on or after September 1, 1930; or is legally blind. Non-resident Fishing (Type 205) - Valid for 5 days for all non-Texas residents who fish public waters. See similar questions...

Our trekking and camping experiences are extremely well-supported, with cooks that prepare delicious meals and porters or mule teams which carry most of the load and prepare our campsites. Additionally, we always carry a dining and toilet tent for the comfort of the group. See similar questions...

Most cell phone coverage ends in the area of the Dash-In convenience store and the Goldfield Ghost Town. There are pay phones available at the Dash-In convenience store. See similar questions...

Through a series of ideas presented by the team the engaged couple is stimulated to discuss privately all aspects of their forthcoming married life. Their discussion is always from the viewpoint of their own relationship. Personal reflection and dialogue between them becomes the main thrusts of the weekend. Meals together with all of the couples and Sunday Mass provide group participation. See similar questions...

The popular term is "Dry camping." That is to say there are no water, sewer hookups, or electrical outlets. You are on your own and must be self sufficient. The only thing supplied by the government is a few pit toilets, a few porta-potties, some asphalt campgrounds, some camping pads (gravel), and plenty of sand. You can camp anywhere in the sand as long as you are 10 ft. or more from the road. You’d better have 4 wheel drive for that. See similar questions...

Yes, camping is allowed at Bartlett Lake, under the auspices of the Tonto National Forest. There are no designated campgrounds or hookups at this time. For more details, contact the Tonto National Forest at 602.225.5200. See similar questions...

We do not allow jet skis in our development, but it is a paradise for kayaking, sailing, windsurfing, and pottering around in a little dinghy with a small 4 stroke or electric outboard. See similar questions...

Sorry. not in the immediate Frankfort-Elberta area. But nearby Platte River Campground and DH Day Campground in the Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore both put you within easy walking distance of Lake Michigan. And see the Campgrounds section of our Accommodations page for a list of local campgrounds. See similar questions...

All the shells we make are designed to be easily car topped on any type of roof rack carrier. We also make a safe, inexpensive, foam block system that doesn't have to be attached to the car. Our boats can be car topped upside down (so you don't have to worry about rain collecting) or right side up in fiberglass slings for short, quick, trips. See our accessory page for details. See similar questions...

We encourage non-Pumpers and guys who are interested in finding out what pumping is all about to join us. This is a wonderful time to get educated and, if you are willing, to try a little pumping or saline infusion. in the past, I am sure there will be more than one Pumper who would not mind being "worshiped" after pumping, or after a little saline. The one thing I can guarantee you is that there will be a lot of "weight" to play with. But, the play is up to each individual. See similar questions...

The latest fire information regarding restrictions on open-burning and campfires can be found at www.azfireinfo.com. Daily activity reports for fires in Arizona may be found at www.fs.fed.us/r3/fire and national intelligence reports are available at www.nifc.gov. See similar questions...

When on the winter trail we stay in round Egyptian cotton wall tents that are heated by titanium wood stoves. See similar questions...

You will camp each night on sandy beaches, we provide easy to erect tents (takes 2 mins) - but you may want to sleep under the stars. We provide sleeping pads and bags to make your stay comfortable. Make sure you bring a torch - there is no electricity! During the white water season the weather is ideal, but we are always prepared for an occasional shower. The River Salmon's swift water attracts virtually no mosquitoes - something even veteran campers find pleasant! See similar questions...

We certainly do. Of our 41 trips in 2007, 25 have no camping out. Each trip description has an explanation of the accommodations for that trip. See similar questions...

Our base camp on the South Fork of the American River is one of the best on the river. We have a permanent camp kitchen, built on a cement slab, with a large cooking and serving area. Available are restrooms with hot-water showers, flush toilets, sinks, mirrors, plenty of room and privacy to change clothes. See similar questions...