Meet at the Boise Towne Mall at 10:00 am to carpool (and save downtown parking $.). Meet on the West side looking at the Macy’s side door. Carpool to the Historic Pioneer Building, lower level, for a 10:30 am private showing from the Old Boise Model Railroad club. We will return to the Mall following the tour for lunch TBD by group vote. If you don’t mind paying downtown parking fees then meet us at the Pioneer Building lower level at 10:30 am. Free tour, but donations accepted.

Thank you Monica for arranging!

Time-To-Travel Campout
April 8th thru April 11th
Oregon Trails Campground
2733 Kimberly Rd Twin Falls, Idaho
208 733-0853

Hosted by Janell & Bob Stephenson and Helen & Sherm Gilson
Coffee will be served every morning at 8 AM. Please feel free to bring cookies or pastries to share.

April 8th, Monday
Arrive at Campground any suggestions for later or other wise let us know.

April 9th, Tuesday
Let’s try to go to another show at the Faulkner Planetarium at College of Southern Idaho. We tried going before but had some faulty equipment and we didn’t get to see the movie. The movie showing this year is “3-2-1 Liftoff”. Seems to be a animated adventure type but we can all use relaxation and enjoy the experience, the price is right, $5.00 for senior. The movie starts at 7:00 pm so we need to meet around 6:15 to purchase tickets and get seated. Address is 315 Falls Ave.
We would like to have a earlier dinner so we could get to the Planetarium on time. Our suggestion for dinner would be at Pizza Pie Cafe, address 1826 Canyon Crest Dr. near the Planetarium Bldg. This is a pizza buffet also with pasta bar and the price is reasonable.

April 10th, Wednesday
Hola, Hola!
Mexican, potluck!! 5:00 PM in the recreation room. Please bring your own plates and ware.
Janell and Helen will do the meat and taco shells. There is a sign-up sheet for the potluck menu.
Games and fun after dinner.

April 11th, Thursday
We have planned a tour of Jerome Cheese factory at 11:00 am to 12 noon. The address is 547 W Nez Perce in Jerome. They ask that we wear a closed toe shoe and no shorts. For those who would like to go we should try to car pool.
Dinner Out at 5:00 at the DEPOT GRILL, 545 Shoshone St West. Older place but good food and reasonable prices. This is not far from the RV park.
Visiting or Games after at recreation room.

April 12, Friday we depart and have a safe journey home!

Tentative activities:
Monday- arrive
Tuesday - visit Riggins fish hatchery, lunch at Riggins Sr Center
Wednesday - jet boat ride on the Salmon River
Thursday - visit Zims Hot Springs, New Meadows
Friday - depart

Agenda for challis July for Time to Travel 2024

Monday July 8th
Arrive at Challis Hot Springs State Park after 2:00 pm, Camp setup then a hot springs dip after a long hot day of travel.
Dinner on your own ?

Tuesday July 9th
Breakfast at 9:00 am at group meeting area. Eggs diced ham, cheese, orange juice, coffee, pancakes. Bring your own table settings and chairs.
Land of the Yankee Fork State Park history center at 1:00 pm with group - $5.00 fee

Wednesday July 10th
Breakfast on your own. Lunch at the Challis senior center, 695 challis creek road. Menu TBA
Dinner on your own.
Games such as cornhole, cards and of course hot springs. Root beer float in the evening.

Thursday July 11th
Breakfast and lunch on your own.
Downtown shopping ?
Fishing or hot springs
Real Deal Smoke House in Challis at 5:30 pm. Dinner at Real Deal Smoke Housee 810 hwy 93 Challis

Friday July 12th
Pack up and drive home

Hood River Agenda

Gorge Base Camp 65271 Hwy WA-14 White Salmon WA 509 498-1111

Day 1 Sunday August 4th Wildhorse Casino RV Park, Pendleton, Oregon (171 miles) (541) 278- 2274 Shuttle to casino for dinner

Day 2 Monday August 5th Gorge Base Camp (Do not use the Hood River Bridge…it is too narrow) Take the Dalles Bridge and cross over to WA-14. Lunch and dinner on your own. Evening get-to-gather at 7:00 P.M. brings snacks: cake, chips & dip, cookies, finger sandwiches, popcorn, pie etc. to share. (Small plates, napkins, forks, Lemonade, water, and iced tea will be provided.)

Day 3 Tuesday August 6th Trolley Tour of the Historic River Scenic Highway with stops at the waterfalls. At 9:00 A.M. we will carpool to Corbett, Oregon (43 miles from Hood River up freeway 84 to exit 18) We catch the trolly in Corbett then have lunch at 1:00 at Multnomah Falls. Return to Corbett at end of tour. Cost of tour $33.00 per person. Dinner on your own. Get-to-gather at 7:00. Bring snacks (plates, napkins, forks, lemonade, water, and iced tea will be provided)

Day 4 Wednesday August 7th WAAAM (Western Antique Aeroplane and Automobile Museum) 1600 Air Museum Rd. Hood River, Oregon 97031 1(541) 308-1608 Lunch at Twin Peaks Drive-In 1:00. Outdoor seating. Dinner on your own. Get-to-gather at 7:00 for snacks.

Day 5 Thursday August 8th Oregon Fruit Loop Orchards and wineries with lunch at the Timberline Lodge at Mt. Hood. Dinner on your own. Meet at 7:00 for snacks

Day 6 Friday August 9th Head home

* TOTAL COST for this campout is $25 per rig… no matter how many days you attend.

*Fill your water tank before you come.

*We will have power for the first 30 rigs. 30 amp receptacles are very limited, but there are
plenty of 20 amp. Make sure you have an adapter plug to go from your rig to 20 amp. It is also
suggested you have at least 50 ft of power cord. Emmett city does not allow the use of AC, electric
heaters, or fireplaces. Yes, this applies to everyone…please don’t test it. (If you have a concern
call Tom @ 208-866-2949.) IF YOU NEED/WANT FULL HOOK-UPS, there are two city RV parks
available. Check your internet for Emmett camping info.

*Please remember to bring treats to the hospitality table, next to the fireplace, for morning coffee and afternoon
breaks. (There will be two plastic tubs for storing the goodies and thwarting the critters from sampling.)

*Emmett Senior Center (719 S Johns Ave) serves an excellent lunch each weekday. They begin serving promptly at
12:00, so be there by 11:45 if you want to claim a seat. You will need to sign up THE NIGHT BEFORE on the clip
board by the fireplace. (I need to give them a count of how many will attend by 9:00 a.m.) There is a menu on the
same clipboard, so you can see what is being served each day. Wednesday they said to come on down !!!!!!

* Southern Idaho Campout doesn’t have game equipment. If you’re interested in playing, have your own, and would
like to share what you have, feel free to recruit willing players!

Wednesday September 25th: This is for the “early birds,” and you may arrive any time.
Lunch and Dinner will be on your own. For Senior Center Wednesday they said to come on down !!!!!!
1:30pm – 6:30pm The Emmett Farmers Market will be in Blaser Park.
5:30pm Meet & Greet by the fireplace. Bring finger foods to share, and your own drinks and table service.

Thursday September 26th:
Lunch on your own. If you plan on the Senior Center, sign up THE NIGHT BEFORE on the clipboard.
5:30p.m There will be a potluck dinner. SIC will supply chicken and ham. Please bring a vegetable dish, salad or
dessert with serving utensils. Bring your own drinks and table settings. Don’t forget a separate bowl or plate, in
case you don’t like your food touching. (You know who you are!)

Friday September 27th:
Lunch on your own. Sign up Thursday night for Senior Center.
Noon – 7:00p.m. Emmett Harvest Festival and street fair starts. Don’t forget the street fair might offer all kinds of
edibles that your doctor tells you to avoid.

Saturday September 28th :
6:30am (really??) – 1:30pm Emmett Farmers Market will be at Blaser Park.
10:00a.m. – 7:00p.m. Emmett Harvest Festival and street fair all day.
Lunch and dinner on your own. No Senior Center.

Sunday September 29th:
9:00 a.m. Breakfast on your own. Cold Mountain Creek Restaurant is open, but they no longer offer their buffet.
(Thank you once again, Covid-19.)
Clean up your space, garbage bags go in bins on street side.
Power will be turned off at 1:00 p.m.
Drive safely home and come back next year!