SouthEast MogFest 2011 will take place May 11th-15th!
SouthEast MogFest (SEMF short) is an idea that came about after watching the sucess of some of the other Euro truck events (NorthWest MogFest/MogFest etc) and wishing for something of any similarity in the South East region. Well my friends, the time has come!SEMF will essentially be a private party for all European Truck owners and their friends! The event will include vehicle displays, sponsor displays, wheelin' trips, wrench tech, and other social events. A detailed agenda will be released as the event draws closer.
SEMF events will be be located within the Coal Creek OHV Area. See 'Camping' below for details on specific location.
Trail Information:
Trails range from gravel roads to extreme mountainous terrain. Easy trails include gravel roads and hard packed clay trails with few if any challenges.
Most trails are rated “moderate” and include mud, small rocks and small hill climbs. The more “difficult” rated trails will include off cambers, tougher hill climbs, rocks, mud and should only be attempted by experienced drivers.
There are over 250+ miles of trails now open in the area. All trails are marked with a trail number, degree of difficulty and vehicles allowed on the trail. Some trails are restricted to ATV and Motorcycle use only.
There are plenty of different trails for all types of vehicles and adrenaline levels. There is also beautiful mountain scenery around every corner.
To access the OHV area you are required to have a Land Use Permit. Each person entering the area, regardless of age or activity must possess a land use permit while using the OHV area. See 'Cost' for Land Use Permit pricing.
Coal Creek Rules
Camping and verious activitied will take place at Windrock Park. Windrock Park is also owned by the Coal Creek Company, and is located just two miles via dirt road (or paved, your choice) from the trail head. The event area and large pavilion will be reserved for SEMF atendees.
Here are a few links ot various maps of the grounds.
(Note: Most mapping software I have found has out of date images, I have only found one current satellite image)
Here is a link to a Google Map with the location set as the entrance road to the camp ground.
Here is a satellite image with labels.
Here is a link to the offical park map.
Here is the park map overlayed on the satellite image
Windrock Park has three types of camp grounds availble.
1.) Cabins: There are 10 cabins availble for rental. Each cabin sleeps four people; bedding is not provided. Cabins are furnished with two bunk beds, kitchenette and bathroom with shower. Fire rings are also provided. Outside picture HERE. Inside picture HERE.
2.) RV Sites: There are 39 availble sites for rental. 110V electric, 30 & 50 amp. The RV Sites include water, sewer connection, electricity, concrete patios, picnic tables, fire rings and bath house. RV Site photo HERE.
3. Primitive Camping: There are 25 designated primitive sites, with field for overflow. Primitive Campsites have fire rings and bath house access.
Camp Ground Rules:
Quiet time begins at 11:00 p.m.
Check-in is at 1:00 p.m, check-out is at 10:00 a.m. (Note: Most likely these hours will be expanded for SEMF)
Camping:
Cabins
$100 per night
RV Sites:
$38 per night, 2 people
Each additional person over 15 yrs old, $3 per night, per person
Primitive Camping:
$16 per night, 2 people
Each additional person over 15 yrs old, $3 per night, per person
The rates above do not include state, local or hotel tax.
Land Use Permits are as follows:
Cost for the permits are as follows:
Adults | Children 12 & Under | |
$17 | Daily Permit | $8 |
$33 | Two Day | $16 |
$44 | Three Day | $22 |
$55 | Four Day | $28 |
$88 | Annual | $44 |