Winter Camp

At Whispering Pines Camp in Prescott, Arizona

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Cost:
$60 per person for Friday & Saturday nights, Includes 4 meals (Saturday breakfast, lunch, dinner & Sunday breakfast)
 

What to Bring: Sleeping bags, clothes, towels, toiletries, games, activities, snow gear, sleds, etc.
Whispering Pines will be preparing our meals, but it’s also a good idea to bring snacks & drinks.

Contact Information:
Whispering Pines Camp 7525 S. Mt. Tritle Rd. Prescott, AZ 86303  or at  http://www.azwhisperingpines.org
Phone Number:
(928) 445-1478

Directions:

Located just eight miles south of downtown Prescott.  North on I-17 toward Flagstaff. North exit on AZ-69, exit number 262 towards ordes Jct. Rd./Prescott Merge onto AZ-69 going toward Prescott Valley and Prescott. Once in Prescott take the US-89 South ramp and merge onto E. Gurley Street. Turn Left onto Mt. Vernon St. (Mt. Vernon becomes Senator Hwy.) Continue on Senator Hwy (approx. 7 miles); after the pavement ends turn Right on Mt. Trittle Road (should be the 2nd right). Drive about 1/8th of a mile and you should see the Whispering Pines signs.

Prescott, AZ Weather

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About The Camp:

Whispering Pines Camp is nestled in the majestic pines of Arizona's Prescott National Forest.

Meals and Cleanup:
Whispering pines will charge by the plate so re-use your plates and don’t hesitate to go back for seconds if there is food left. We are responsible to help set up and cleanup before and after meals. Please stick around to help our hosts out.

Please be Careful: The snow, sleds, hills and trees can make for a lot of fun, but they can also lead to injuries if we aren’t very careful. (Unfortunately, we have had injuries in the past). All Dads need to carefully supervise the activities and ensure everyone is being as safe as possible.

Amenities: At Whispering Pines, you'll sleep in comfortable, heated cabins in dormitory-style bunk beds.  There are modern restroom facilities with hot water showers.  There is a large heated dining room and indoor recreation hall with fireplace as well as an outdoor fire ring.  Outdoors, there is a large open-air pavilion, several ramadas, a baseball field, basketball court, volleyball court, and an outdoor worship center overlooking the mountains. 

Campout Ground Rules:

o Quiet time 11:00PM to 6AM  No loud noises during this time

o There may be restrictions on use of off road vehicles. Be aware of these rules.

o There may be restrictions on campfires, depending on weather conditions. Be aware of these rules

o No alcohol

o Leave it cleaner than you found it

o Remember to prepay any fees due to your circle leader by the deadline

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Area Scenic Attractions:

Whispering Pines is only eight miles (approximately a 20 minute drive) from downtown Prescott, Arizona

City of Prescott attractions and events
http://www.cityofprescott.net/

Nearby Goldwater Lake, popular for boating and fishing
http://www.cityofprescott.net/services/parks/parks.php

Fishing and boating at Lynx Lake recreation area
http://www.fs.fed.us/r3/prescott/fishing/fishing_lynx.htm

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Trails:

Prescott National Forest recreation includes hiking, fishing, wildlife viewing, trail biking, and horseback riding.

Prescott National Forest Web site
www.fs.fed.us/r3/prescott/

Recreation in the Prescott National Forest
www.recreation.gov/detail.cfm?ID=1095

Bradshaw Mountain trails
http://www.fs.fed.us/r3/prescott/recreation/trails/bradsahw.shtml

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December 14, 2007

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