CAMP ROVER ENROLLMENT FEE*: $95 individuals 16 and older, $75 per person 15 - 7 years old, 6 years old and younger free. Camp fee includes instruction, guided trail rides, boxed lunches on Friday and Saturday, and buffet dinners on Friday and Saturday.

ACCOMMODATIONS

Accommodations are the responsibility of the camper, there are a number of hotels and beds and breakfast in the area. The Smoke House Inn and Campground is the preferred accommodations as it is central to our activities. The Smoke House Inn is located atop the Cumberland Plateau only 300 yards off interstate I-24, exit 134. Their number is (931) 924-2268.

MEALS

We will be providing the following meals:

TRAIL RIDES

Every Camp Rover trail is rated from level I (easiest) to V (most difficult). The ratings are based on trail overall, not just one or two tough spots.

PARTICIPANTS AND VEHICLES

Camp Rover will have both first time off-roaders, wanting to learn more about their vehicles, how to prepare them for off-road driving and beginning driving techniques and veterans with years of experience wanting to understand how to perform field repairs. NO matter what your skill level there is much to learn and there will be people happy to help you along.
All Land Rover vehicles are capable of participating at Camp Rover. The driver’s specific experience and vehicle setup will determine which trails you can participate. Regardless of the rating and your experience level, you’ll get plenty of help to meet the challenge. Before you ever driving the trails you’ll get instruction beforehand, detailing how best to handle the terrain and conditions you’ll encounter on the trails. Although trails with higher ratings are obviously more difficult, you get help and expert advice from your counselors along the way.

Every effort is made by Camp Rover to make the trails as safe as possible. Campers are advised to closely follow the instructions given by trail leaders and spotters. Howe ver, there is the possibility of damage to your vehicle when traveling over rough terrain. Any damage is the owner’s responsibility. When selecting a trail level, remember the higher numerical difficulty rating are more likely to involve terrain which may contribute to vehicular damage. Participants will be required to sign a waiver form.

VEHICLE PREPARATION AND SAFETY INSPECTION

We require that all vehicles be in good working order and have a full size spare tire and seat belts. Roll bars are also required for vehicles without a factory hardtop — this primarily applies to older Series and Defender vehicles. We recommend vehicles have tow hooks front and rear (receiver hitches are acceptable as an alternate to rear tow hooks), heavy-duty, 20’- long nylon tow straps (20,000 pound minimum) with looped end (no hooks) and fire extinguisher. It is suggested you bring a CB radio, a small cooler (Absolutely no ALCOHOL will be allowed during any instructional or trail events), insect repellent, and a camera. Also we will make trail coordinates available for those utilizing Global Positional Systems (GPS). On the Level I and Level II trails we will do our best to do trail maintenance and clear the trails of any obstacles likely to cause surface scratches. It is still recommended that you have a coat of hard wax applied to provide an extra measure of protection. Each vehicle will be required to undergo a safety inspection and have a Camp Rover Inspection Sticker before participating in the instructional or trail rides. All we require is that your vehicle is in good condition with good tires, seat belts and brakes. The safety inspection will help to insure that vehicles are in good working order and determine if it is capable to participate at a certain level. This helps minimize breakdowns at the event and delays on the trails. We will be doing safety inspections during the day on Friday and Saturday. Those individuals interest in having an inspection done in advance should contact Leah Phillips, at (615) 783-1748, to determine if there is a location near you performing safety inspections.

T-SHIRTS

Special Camp Rover ’99 event T-shirts are being designed for this event. Please order in advance to assure availability.

EVENT SCHEDULE

Camp Rover headquarters and check-in will be at the covered pavilion behind the Smoke House Inn, Monteagle, Tennessee. The Smoke House Inn is located atop the Cumberland Plateau only 300 yards off interstate I-24, exit 134. Their number is (931) 924-2268.

DAY III - SUNDAY, JULY 11, 1999

1999 CAMP ROVER REGISTRATION FORM

I / We are interested in instructional in the areas of (check all that apply)

Basic Off-road driving techniques

Advanced Off-road driving techniques

Vehicle Fid Repair

Vehicle Extrication and Recovery

Vehicle Accessories/Maintenance for Off-Road driving

Off-Road Navigation

Please return registration form by June 29th.