• FOR EVERYONES SAFETY CAMPFIRES ARE NOT ALLOWED
• DO NOT Open Gates or Cut Fences
  • Anyone Caught Opening the Gates, Cutting Fences or on the Course Prior to the Event will be Escorted Off the Premises
• 5 MPH in the Gate, Sign Up, and Camping Areas
  • 1st Gear ONLY ~ Under 5 MPH
• Riding WITHOUT a Helmet is NOT ALLOWED
  • Your Safety is Important to Us ~ You Will Be Required to Push your bike until a Helmet is obtained
• Visit and Enjoy our Vendor Area
  • If you are having work done to your bike PUSH IT in the pedestrian area
• Respect Other Participants and Their Families Day and Night
• No Quads/UTV’s
  • Only Race Staff and Medical Personnel are allowed on Quads/UTV’s
• Field Riding
  • Please Go Counter Clockwise for Everyone’s Safety
  • PLEASE Watch out for the Little Ones
• Stay Off the Gravel Piles.  They are County Property
• Deposit Garbage Bags in the Provided Dumpsters
• Obeying these Rules will Help Ensure Our Continued Use of this Private Land
• ABSOLUTELY NO RIDING ON THIS PRIVATE LAND AFTER RACE WEEKEND
  • NO RIDING at all ALLOWED on Monday following event.
  • All campers will need to be off the race site by 8:00 am Monday
    morning. Otherwise will be towed at owner’s expense.

The Stumpjumpers Motorcycle Club wants Everyone to have a FUN FILLED WEEKEND!

Thank You for Your Cooperation!

STUMPJUMPERS MOTORCYCLE CLUB

What’s the bathroom situation like in camp?  Is there access to showers somewhere nearby?

nicadrick said:

What’s the bathroom situation like in camp?  Is there access to showers somewhere nearby?

In the past the town has opened their high school gym locker room for showers.  There is a shuttle from camp to town and back that can be used.

 There are Santicans/Honey Buckets on site.  I heard we are bringing in more cans for this year.

 Kevin

I thought I read somewhere that the county mounty was going to allow participants to ride their off-road machines to town.  Was there any truth in that, or was that pure rumor?

nicadrick said:

I thought I read somewhere that the county mounty was going to allow participants to ride their off-road machines to town.  Was there any truth in that, or was that pure rumor?

NO! We would not allow it if we had a say in the matter also, there is simply to many riders and off road bikes, it would be a free for all that would ultimately grow out of control. If you have a dual sport feel free to obey the local laws and respect private property while riding around the area.

So i see you said something about bringing in more Santicans /Honey Buckets in this year, I hope you bring in a lot more. Last year they were so so so so so bad.

 And i also read somewhere that you arn’t allowing camp fires this year… I can why from a safety point but dude its a camp site there is no way you can ask everyone to refrane from having a camp fire, I mean its not camping without a campfire. 

yamaharacerx said:

 And i also read somewhere that you arn’t allowing camp fires this year… I can why from a safety point but dude its a camp site there is no way you can ask everyone to refrane from having a camp fire, I mean its not camping without a campfire. 

 

while we can understand the desire for a fire, it’s the number 1 rule on the list of rules. It is an extreme safety issue, the camp site could go up in less than 15 minutes, people would not be able to move their rigs and set ups not to mention the damage to the land owners resources. So to reply, WE DO ask and expect EVERYONE from refraining in having a camp fire. Camp is patrolled all night long just to ensure that no one has a fire going… A lot of people in the past couple years have brought those "fake" propane fires and we allow those as long as no real wood is placed on them but you will be visited by our camp patrols to verify that it is a propane unit. We are not trying to ruin everyone’s experience we are actually trying to preserve it and life safety is #1!

One hot ember hitting a gas can is all it would take to see 3,000 plus rigs go up in flames and it would simply be uncontollable…

Thanks for understanding and following the rules

What is the ruling on bar-b-que’s (charcoal or propane)?

Propane is preferred….

Go light on the lighter fluid if you have to use briquettes and don’t leave your ashes on the ground or dump them in the dumpster when they are still hot…

Personally – I’d spend the duckets on food with the local food vendors, they will have just about everything and it’s sure to be good!

Thanks for the question

I have 2 questions. Can we camp Thursday night and is their pre registration for the Ironman Poker Run.  Last years line was out of control and we only got in 1 lap=very mad crew of dudes. 

Thanks

David

RX2RIDE said:

I have 2 questions. Can we camp Thursday night and is their pre registration for the Ironman Poker Run.  Last years line was out of control and we only got in 1 lap=very mad crew of dudes. 

Thanks

David

David – Gate will not open till 6AM Friday, you can try and grab a spot for thursday night in the samll park in town, the golf course in town also has a RV park otherwise Moses Lake or Soap lake might be your best bets for Thursday night to show up early Friday.

You can register for the PR friday evening, you can be the first guys out on the course Saturday….

Thanks for the fast response.  Looks like Wal-Mart in Moses is going to busy on Thursday night for Camping. Thats great that we can sign up on Friday Evening.

David

On one of these threads someone posted that there is a gate fee for entry into the camping area.  I don’t recall seeing that listed on the flyer.

How much is the gate fee?

It’s $5 per person (Kids are free but can’t recall the age cut off) for the weekend.  Pay when you come in, sign the release and keep the ticket they give you.  you can go in and out all weekend with the ticket.

Thanks for the info!

Last year I arrived at a time I thought was early but found that tons of squatters had roped off parcels of land for friends. While I do understand that people want to camp with their buddies, it was kind of ridiculous. I drove around the loop 5 times before squeezing in and I was only in a pickup. Some of the saved spaces were large enough to build a duplex. Can you limit the roped off size or something?

Are pets allowed?

is there a nightly camping fee or is it just your gate fee? if there is a fee how much and does it differ from say a motorhome ,camping trailer,toyhauler?

BOBDBONE said:

Last year I arrived at a time I thought was early but found that tons of squatters had roped off parcels of land for friends. While I do understand that people want to camp with their buddies, it was kind of ridiculous. I drove around the loop 5 times before squeezing in and I was only in a pickup. Some of the saved spaces were large enough to build a duplex. Can you limit the roped off size or something?

we ask people do not rope off large areas and try to handle this the best we can, but it’s impossible for us to police the camping area continuously. your best bet is to arrive Friday morning.

throttlejockey5 said:

Are pets allowed?

Yes. Please make sure your pets are behaved and pick up after them. Thanks!

shawman said:

is there a nightly camping fee or is it just your gate fee? if there is a fee how much and does it differ from say a motorhome ,camping trailer,toyhauler?

There is not separate camping fee. You pay a gate fee when you enter and this provides for camping the full weekend no matter what size your vehicle/RV. Gate fee is $5 per adult.

What is the tent camping situation like?