Grand Teton Park and Jackson Hole Weekend - Kayaking, camping and more

**SPACE IS LIMITED - SAVE YOUR SPOT WITH EARLY RSVP**

We are so fortunate to have one of the most beautiful national parks just hours away for water and other adventures with incredible scenic beauty.

WHAT: Camping in the Park with potential activities such as:
- half-day flat water paddle on the Snake River in the Park with spectacular views of the Tetons (one of my favorite paddles!)
- paddling at park lakes such as Jackson Lake, Jenny Lake, and the beautiful String Lake
- scenic hikes
- catch a world-class concert Saturday night at the Grand Teton Music Festival @Teton Village with dinner beforehand (optional, tbd, extra cost)

WHERE: Colter Bay Campground, group site Approx 4-4.5 hrs depending on Park traffic and any road closures

WHO: Minimum 9 people required, setting max at 12 people since only 9 vehicles permitted (including 2 RVs) and some bring camping trailers. Members and pre-approved guests (with signed waiver - will be available for online review & signing soon).
Limited parking room for RVs and pull behind camping/boat trailer(s), depends on what vehicles we have and whether people carpool.

BOAT TRANSPORT: Kerie will plan to bring her kayak trailer and can hold up to 5 kayaks, to help facilitate carpooling and for anyone else with van/small RV that can't easily take their boat.

HOW MUCH:
Camping: $80 per person for the 3 nights (plus $4 processing fee), which includes camp supplies such as firewood, cooking propane, coffee, tea, breakfast basics for Sat & Sun. (No RV hookups available. Water and bathrooms available, plus paid showers, general store and cafes available at Colter Bay Village)
THIS IS AN AMAZING DEAL - a single campsite in the park is $55-80 per night!
(**note, must sign up for the full weekend whether or not you stay all 3 nights unless you book your own campsite or cabin, then will have modified cost for joining for meals, etc. If you have a large RV, want more privacy, there are individual sites available at Colter Bay for that weekend as of March 5th, but they do book up fast.)

Entrance fee required per vehicle: Yellowstone/Teton Park pass
Boat permit/invasive species decal fees: $25 + $15 (annual)
see https://www.nps.gov/grte/planyourvisit/boat.htm for online registration

CONCERT INFO:
Festival Orchestra: Humperdinck’s Hansel and Gretel August 23 at 6 PM Sir Donald Runnicles, conductor Heidi Stober, soprano & other soloists
(season closing performance)
Tickets go on sale April 8th (I will coordinate ticket purchases for those who have RSVP'ed by June 1st)

WEATHER INFO:
This event is later in the summer season, so weather can be unpredictable with rain storms possible and cooler evenings. Be prepared! Fewer tourists this time of year, however. Event duration subject to change if weather looks too inclement for outdoor activities

RSVP NOW TO SECURE YOUR SPOT!!!
Full refund if YOU cancel by August 1st or if WE cancel prior to event due to insufficient people or bad weather (minus any payment processing fee)