Bryan: camping can be anything from a tent to a motor home. All camping is primitive. The shoot is in the Flattops at about 9500 ft in elevation. The forest service permit is due to be renewed this year so we are hoping to get the same location but it is not certain right now. The nearest campground with showers is probably at the State Park at Rifle Gap reservoir. It is at least a 30 minute drive one way. It is easier to take a solar shower and a tarp for a makeshift enclosure.
The closest good fly fishing is in the Glenwood Springs area. There is a lake within about 10 miles of the shoot site. You could also go down the mountain on the North side and fish the White River. There are public access points there. Others may know more about the fly fishing.
Food is available at breakfast and lunch. They usually service ham, eggs, pancakes for breakfast and burgers and hot dogs for lunch. There is a free chili dinner on Sat. night. You have to fend for yourself for Thurs & Fri dinner.
There have been quite a few vendors in the past couple of years. Black Widow was there last year. There are usually 2 or 3 vendors that sell a pretty large variety of trad archery supplies, feathers, arrows, etc. Haven't seen a list for this year. There is also a trading blanket on Friday PM. It keeps getting bigger each year. Jim
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