Pine Barrens Trip (early spring)


  • 1. Kuntryboy816 (+1?) - Camping
    2. Exige (possible +1) - Camping TBD
    3. HagarTheHorrible (+1)- not camping
    4. Keith.eric (+0 yay!) - Camping
    5. Hookedonthebay (+1 maybe 2) possibly camping


  • Have you figured out where you're going in Wharton State Forrest?



    Haven't quite gotten to that point yet. I was thinking either Batsto or Atsion where the park offices are. Reason being is that is where the camping areas are at for those of us who plan on staying overnight. I've never been there before so it's all new to me. Were you volunteering as the guide?? :innocent:

    Your life is made up of 2 dates and a dash... make the most of the dash!



  • Haven't quite gotten to that point yet. I was thinking either Batsto or Atsion where the park offices are. Reason being is that is where the camping areas are at for those of us who plan on staying overnight. I've never been there before so it's all new to me. Were you volunteering as the guide?? :innocent:



    Only if you want to follow the blind......But the great thing about the pine barrens is, if you get lost just keep driving straight and you'll eventually hit a road. Its not like you'll accidentlly end up on a red or purple trail butt clinched the whole way throuh. :mrgreen:

  • I'm getting pretty excited about this trip. Been a while since I've camped (without the wife and kids).



    Weather looks like:
    Averages
    Hi 60 F
    Lo 38 F



    Records
    Hi 79 F :)
    Lo 27 F :(



    What are people who are camping doing tent-wise? All I have are two tents one which is a 4 person and one which is an 8 person. I have been looking to pick up a small 2 person for solo camping trips like this. Anyone have any recommendations?


  • I have an EMS Sugar Shack 3. Its perfect for 2 people and some gear or one person and is still light enough and small enough to do small hikes with. It just cost a couple bucks but is so far sturdy and the setup/ break down is easy.


  • I have an EMS Sugar Shack 3. Its perfect for 2 people and some gear or one person and is still light enough and small enough to do small hikes with. It just cost a couple bucks but is so far sturdy and the setup/ break down is easy.



    Backpacking tent from Walmart = $25 + A small tarp and Goretex bivy sack serves 75% of the time just perfectly.

    I'll probably just bring my hammock and sleeping bag. Depends on weather.

    Your life is made up of 2 dates and a dash... make the most of the dash!


  • I have an EMS Sugar Shack 3. Its perfect for 2 people and some gear or one person and is still light enough and small enough to do small hikes with. It just cost a couple bucks but is so far sturdy and the setup/ break down is easy.



    I wish I could afford an EMS anything. Their stuff is nice but just way out of my price range. :-\


  • This was my second pick but ultimetly went with mine because it has a front and back vestibule for storage.


  • Hopefully I can put together the money for the EMS one )or similar) sometime in the near future. Too much going on right now otherwise so I'll probably just get something cheap to hold me over.


    Either use your 4 person tent or I have an Eureka...something...2 person tent you could borrow. (or maybe it's a 4 person [packed as sardines])
    I'm still debating on making this trip.

  • <blockquote>1. Kuntryboy816 (+1?) - Camping
    2. Exige (possible +1) - Camping TBD
    3. HagarTheHorrible (+1)- not camping
    4. Keith.eric (+0 yay!) - Camping
    5. Hookedonthebay (+2) not camping
    6. Daddanelena maybe camping</blockquote>

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