hamlin park in shoreline has coverd areas small bbq pit toys for the kids n some walkin trails i could probly get my friends bbq its pretty damn big

 

personally if I can't hit some trails with my jeep I won't probably be there

 

i think tahuahya would be a good place theres alot of trails and alot of big open spots where alot of people can eisely park for couple hours and bulls**** eat some food and ppl can take off hit trails when ever they want just throwin a idea out there dont have to catch it though lol

 

flaming gyser park is huge, along the river, walking trails, huge open field for a game of whatever...

 

I like the Idea of Flaming Geyser state park, Tahuya is not a bad idea either. So lets vote on it, Tahuya or Flaming Geyser State park? If we do Tahuya, I will bring out my rig to go play.

 

Did I miss a "When" in this thread somewhere?

I'd like to make one of these. Meet some folks. But I'm not 'trail-ready' yet

 

if flaming geyser and tahuya then we all gotta have a discovery pass i do but just for those ppl who dont know

 

well, I'm happy with anything... Just would like to plan something soon. I would like to get to know some of the new people to the forum.

 

I would prefer Flaming Geyser because it is much closer to where I live, but Tahuya sounds good too because I would prefer to go somewhere we can wheel.

 

.50/50 don't care too much. Just looking to meet an bs a bit. Trails too boot would be sweet. I can lead if ya need one

 

flaming geyser would be cool i had to do some volentold pro bono work there for a few months years ago hahaha

 

I suggest a jeep swap meet!! When's the next one and where??

 

Is there any trails at flaming geyser state park? I've never been. Tahuya only has the trail head were we could do a meet and greet. So I'm leaning towards flaming geyser.

 

FYI at Tahuya on the other side from where we went in is Camp Spillman, there is a small ampitheater wth a 6' firepit and about 10 camp sites. There is also another campground back there but I cant remember the name. Plus across from where we went in is the Elfendahl staging area which is pretty big too.

 

Flaming geyser has no trails and is pretty much a college hangout when the weather gets warm. Pry not a good place to do a meet and greet, last time I was there you couldn't even park.