Can I bring a car as well?

KUTCHER · Jul 7, 2006

To try and convince my "better half" to go or even stay a night or two...I'm thinking that instead of the tent, -have her bring the wagon and throw the bags and stuff in the back...Probably not the most comfortable, but just may work!

Is there anything that says I can't have the bike and a car in the campsite area?

Thanks!

-Kutch

kbasa · Jul 7, 2006

Kutcher said:
To try and convince my "better half" to go or even stay a night or two...I'm thinking that instead of the tent, -have her bring the wagon and throw the bags and stuff in the back...Probably not the most comfortable, but just may work!

Is there anything that says I can't have the bike and a car in the campsite area?

Thanks!

-Kutch

No cars on the rally grounds, Kutch. It's a motorcycle only area.

There'll be parking for cars, but they're not allowed inside the gates. Once the RVs get in, they're parked.

Rinty · Jul 7, 2006

bring car

Not even Subaru's?

Rinty

Friedle · Jul 7, 2006

Car?

rinty said:
Not even Subaru's?

Rinty

You mean the VT "state bird"?

Friedle

Rinty · Jul 7, 2006

bring car

And Alberta's provincial bird.

And don't forget they're boxers,und schnell boxers.

Rinty

RSR59 · Jul 7, 2006

Cars, RV's and such

Cars, Campers, RV's have their own little space. The main Campgrounds are for two-wheels only as far as I know, except if you deliver the goodies.
:drink

I have the same problem with my SO, but to top it off she doesn't like to camp period. She doesn't want to come along on my world tour in three years either. So... this is my alone time.
:dance

bobmorse · Jul 8, 2006

No early morning coffee????

Perhaps I missed the "no movement from the RV area" in an earlier discussion. The plan is (was) to sleep in my Honda Element, so I reserved a "no utilities" space for three nights @ $60. Do I now understand that I can't go to Burlington or St. Mike's for it's highly praised food? I don't recall seeing that in any of the camping information. Did I miss it?

/Bob
1972 R75/5 :banghead

Friedle · Jul 8, 2006

BobMorse said:
Perhaps I missed the "no movement from the RV area" in an earlier discussion. The plan is (was) to sleep in my Honda Element, so I reserved a "no utilities" space for three nights @ $60. Do I now understand that I can't go to Burlington or St. Mike's for it's highly praised food? I don't recall seeing that in any of the camping information. Did I miss it?

/Bob
1972 R75/5

Relax Bob,

You have a couple of choices. There will be early morning coffee on the site from both the vendors and from the MOA. You can get to St Mike's or downtown Burlington by public transportation or Rally shuttle bus. Bus stop is right outside the CVE gate.

Friedle

BRADFORDBENN · Jul 8, 2006

Also you might be able to ask a friend for a ride on the back....

bobmorse · Jul 9, 2006

Thanks for calming me down

Much better this morning.

Thanks for your comments.

/Bob :coffee

Friedle · Jul 9, 2006

Car

BradfordBenn said:
Also you might be able to ask a friend for a ride on the back....

Not really a good idea to give somebody who has been drinking a ride on the back of your bike for obvious reasons. A secondary reason, think about having somebody heaving all over the back of your jacket and down your back

:bottle

You'll only do that one time!

Friedle

Unregistered · Jul 9, 2006

Bus service runs from the Essex Junction to Burlington for 3 bucks round trip.

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