SILVER LAKE 2010

We have 10 sites, in the meadow, reserved for this year! Sites M11 to M20. I will consider a site sold to the TVT member as soon as I receive payment!

The dates are Thursday, July 8, to Sunday, July 11. (3 nights)

Rates:

$55.00 daily for Fri and Sat.
$20.00 daily for Sun thru Thursday.
Two night minimum for weekends.
There is an additional fee of $5.00 per horse if you bring more than 2 per site.
 $5.00 per night for additional vehicles.

The cost for 3 nights is $130. 

• You do not have to stay all three nights. Let me know if you want 2, 3, or more nights, and make out a check to TVT for the appropriate amount and send to me via snail mail or give it me at the meetings.
• There is a 14-Day Cancellation Policy on all reservations, so no refunds will be given after June 25th.
• If you need to cancel, notify the “Trail Bossie” and your site might be able to be sold to another member.  I will keep a waiting list to use for this purpose.
• Once you have given me a check, you will be responsible to notify me ASAP of any changes or cancellation.  I will call Sylvia at Plasses Resort (209) 223-2551 until June 9th. After June 9th, call (209) 258-8814.

More information:

• Check-in time is 2:00 p.m. on whatever day you plan to arrive.
• Checkout by 12:00 noon on departure day.
• There is room at each site for 1 rig and your own portable corrals.
• Minimal trees on which to picket.
• No extra charge for Dogs and okay if on a leash.
• Available are; Restaurant, Bar, Showers; Store, Laundromat and RV dump station.
• Each site has a picnic table and fire ring with easy access to a non-potable water spigot.
• Camp port-a-potties close by.
• Manure managed by Plasses. (We pile it up they truck it out.)
• We will have a potluck both Friday and Sat nights. (Details on that later.)
• Camping elevation is 7,000 ft so plan to bring rain gear for horse and rider.
• Also, because of the elevation it is recommended that you condition your horse ahead of time.
• Trails are moderately difficult but the elevation is a big influence metabolically. (Some easy trails.)
• Hoof boots or shoes are highly recommended.
• The Great Basin Equine Hospital is about 45 minutes away, if needed.

Trail Bossie — Jean K. Schreiber Home (925) 443-6786, Cell (925) 337-6028. Address: 728 Anna Maria St., Livermore, CA 94550
Or email: saddlebag@comcast.net

“Whistle, Grin and Ride” (from legendary horseman Ray Hunt).
“Hug those Trails”
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