Bongo Fury

Catherine,
I didn't know where it was either but I googled Tackaroo and got this which I'm assuming is the right place.
Its a couple of hours from me but looks great.

LoopyLoo wrote:Catherine,
I didn't know where it was either but I googled Tackaroo and got this which I'm assuming is the right place.
Its a couple of hours from me but looks great.

Thanks I had a look at Muz's link .. looks a great place. We don't have loo facilities but I'm sure we'll survive ... lol

See you next week ... hope the rain stops by then

LoopyLoo wrote:I have a daughter who would probably be very interested in the pony trekking (is there a lower age limit Muz?)

Looking at the blurb they do paddock rides for under 7s, whether that means for the beginners trek you need to be at least 7 I'm not sure.

Also not sure how old Mia is

Muzorewa wrote:

LoopyLoo wrote:I have a daughter who would probably be very interested in the pony trekking (is there a lower age limit Muz?)

Looking at the blurb they do paddock rides for under 7s, whether that means for the beginners trek you need to be at least 7 I'm not sure.

Also not sure how old Mia is

Can adults ride?

Definitely, it's horses not ponies.

If you're not a beginner you'd be at a different time, although you could always say you are a beginner

I will be doing Southern Softies so have to miss out
shame because its local for me.

bongobaz wrote:I will be doing Southern Softies so have to miss out
shame because its local for me.

We were looking at the Southern Softies, but think this will be nearer for us and quicker to get too

Hi Folks

We've had approval from the ranger for the day meet at £3 per bongo, obviously camping is separate. We have also had the offer of a forest trail tour suitable for Road vehicles. I'm waiting on an indication of costs for that but in the mean time who would like to go on the forest trail?

Thanks

Daymeet - yep
Camping - yep
Offroad trail - yep

Nice one Muz.

dobby wrote:Nice one Muz.

We're interested in the day meet, camping and off road trail Will camping be the Saturday night only, or is there possibilites of Friday night too? Long way to come for one night only

Hi there

The camping is up to you. You can stay there or there are other sites in the area. It's not far from kingsbury C&CC site to Cannock.

I'm from south London originally and agree it's a long way

Muzorewa wrote:Daymeet - yep
Camping - yep
Offroad trail - yep

Where are you planing on camping Muz and are you doing Friday and Saturday or just Saturday?

See this: http://www.forestry.gov.uk/website/ourw ... ntheForest

Off road trail looks to be £50 per vehicle - I think 12 vehicles are needed but a group discount is possible.

Any takers

PS Mountain Bikes are free...........