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Group Site Camping 
Joshua Tree Nat’l Park

~ INDIAN COVE ~ Group Site Camping Joshua Tree Nat’l Park

Fri, Oct 30, 7:00 PM
From So Cal Happy Hour Hiking & Backpacking
4.9

**>>>>LATEST UPDATE: 2 NIGHT OPTION, FRIDAY ADDED<<<<** **FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, RAIN OR SHINE** **We will be camping at INDIAN COVE CAMPGROUND, GROUP SITE, on Halloween, Saturday, October 31, 2026.** **Although they allow up to 20 people we’re capping the group at 15 people and we are allowed up to 8 vehicles, max, at the group campsite.** **Please join the waitlist.** **There is a campsite fee of $5.50 PER PERSON, payable in advance.** **PLEASE PAY BY OCTOBER 1 to ensure group campsite fee is 100% covered.** **>>>>Fee is refundable only if the trip gets canceled.** **You’re completely free to go explore on your own, or just chillax at camp.** **>>>NATIONAL PARKS PASS IS REQUIRED FOR EACH VEHICLE ENTERING THE PARK.** **Purchase online or pay at the gate.** **October 31 is the last day of Daylight Savings. That means we’ll enjoy an extra hour of sleep, overnight, into Sunday morning.** **If you have any questions please comment below.**

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Strawberry Peak 🍓 via Redbox Canyon

Strawberry Peak 🍓 via Redbox Canyon

Sun, Nov 8, 4:00 PM
From Young Professionals Hiking Group of SoCal (YoPro Hikes)
4.9

⚠️ Most attendees and all event communication will be through our YoPro Hikes community on Heylo. 👉 Please join our Heylo group here for full details, updates, meeting location, and group communication: https://heylo.com/invite/CNRhLnMO

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Watts Tower & Queen Mary Ship

Watts Tower & Queen Mary Ship

Sun, Nov 8, 6:30 PM
From Los Angeles Hiking Group
4.8

Watts Tower & Queen Mary Ship. Lets See both iconic places headache free on the metro without the driving hassles, plus have lunch at a subway 🥪 🥪. [[ 10:30 am ]] === meet North Hollywood metro station (picture shown) 5391 Lankershim Blvd, North Hollywood, CA 91601 [[ 10:45 am ]] === get on B red line metro and head towards union station, 40 minute ride. [[ 11:35 am ]] === meet in front of Starbucks in union station (picture shown). 800 N Alameda St, Los Angeles, CA 90012 [[ 11:50 am ]] === depart and catch A line metro towards downtown Long Beach, it will take us 30 minutes to reach "103rd Street/Watts Towers". [[ 12:30 pm ]] === 103rd Street/Watts Towers, exit metro and walk towards tower, a ten minute walk. [[ 1:30 pm ]] === Get back on metro, head south, a thirty minute ride to LB. [[ 2:10 pm ]] === Reach downtown Long Beach. Walk ten minutes to Subway at "100 W Broadway Ste 170, Long Beach, CA 90802" for lunch. [[ 3:05 pm ]] === walk ten minutes to "Long Beach Blvd & 1st SW" to catch 3:24 pm passport free shuttle bus to ship. [[ 3:40 pm ]] === arrive at "Queen Mary /Cruise Terminal", tour the ship & submarine for free, the ship is actually a hotel, upper deck view is awesome. [[ 6:40 pm ]] === board free bus back to "Pine & Ocean" station, walk over to metro terminal. [[ 7 pm ]] === board metro A line for "union station" at downtown LB, if going to North Hollywood, switch at "7th&metro" for B line. Arrive at union station at 8 pm. Arrive at North Hollywood station at 9 pm. (((( We can take a vote on departing the ship earlier )))) https://ridelbt.com/passport/ You can park your car at North Hollywood metro station parking lot, make sure you pay the 3 dollars parking fee if not you will get a fifty-three dollar ticket. Alternatively if you own an old car and don't want to pay for parking, you can park at "Winnetka&Pierce college" station and take G orange line bus to NH metro station, bus ride takes around forty-five minutes. For union station attendies, you can park your car under Pershing-Square then catch subway to union, or can park under Civic-Center&Grand Park and catch subway to union. Need a TAP card for G-orange line bus, and will need one for B-red line and A-blue lines. Can buy it from the machine at NH or Union station for 2 dollar, also load it with at least 3.50 dollar for our trips, one trip is valid for two hours with free transfer within two hours. Will cost you $1.75 dollar each way. p.s. TOWERS: The Watts Towers (or Nuestro Pueblo) are a collection of 17 interconnected sculptural structures and mosaics in Watts, Los Angeles, created entirely by Italian immigrant Sabato "Simon" Rodia between 1921 and 1954. Constructed from steel, wire mesh, mortar, and recycled materials like glass, shells, and broken pottery, the tallest tower reaches 99.5 feet (30.3 meters). Recognized as a prominent masterpiece of folk art and art brut, the towers are listed on the U.S. National Register of Historic Places and designated as both a California Historic Landmark and a National Historic Landmark. SHIP: The RMS Queen Mary is a retired British ocean liner built in Clydebank, Scotland. Operating for the Cunard Line from 1936 to 1967, she famously carried Allied troops during World War II. Since 1967, she has been permanently moored in Long Beach, California, where she operates as a hotel, museum, and event space. Retired in 1967, the ship was purchased by the city of Long Beach. Today, the 81,237-ton vessel is listed on the US National Register of Historic Places. Visitors can explore preserved boiler rooms, view historic exhibits, and stay in authentic Art Deco staterooms. The ship also hosts award-winning dining (like Sir Winston's Restaurant & Lounge) and various seasonal events. METRO: Trains depart in Southbound and northbound directions at ten-minute intervals. end. Liability Notice: Assistant Organizers, Event Hosts, and support hikers are volunteers and organize hikes without compensation and assume no responsibility for participants or guests. By signing up, you acknowledge the risks associated with outdoor activities and agree to release and discharge the Organizer, Assistant Organizers, and Event Hosts of the Los Angeles Hiking & Fitness Meetup Group from any liability arising from participation. Please see Meetup’s Terms of Service: [https://www.meetup.com/terms/](https://www.meetup.com/terms/)

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Finland – Arctic Adventure with Northern Lights & Glass Igloo

Finland – Arctic Adventure with Northern Lights & Glass Igloo

Tue, Nov 10, 3:00 AM
From Los Angeles - Bucket List Group Travel

Time to get check another bucket list destination Finland. Join the group to explore Lapland thoroughly and experience the natural beauty of the Arctic, the Northern Lights, the ice, and the snow! Let’s experience the fun of the Arctic outdoor adventures and taste the authentic Arctic cuisine! Signup here: [https://www.bucketlistgrouptravel.com/tour/finland-arctic-adventure-with-northern-lights-glass-igloo/](https://www.bucketlistgrouptravel.com/tour/finland-arctic-adventure-with-northern-lights-glass-igloo/) Itinerary Day01 Arrival Rovaniemi - Northern Lights Day02 Ranua Wildlife Park - Northern Lights Day03 Luosto Amethyst Mine & Northern Lights Day04 Snowshoeing - Ice Fishing - Snowmobile with Aurora Day05 Husky - Reindeer Farm - Santa Village - Ice Floating Day06 Snow Hotel - Arctic Circle - Glass igloo Day07 Rovaniemi Departure Day08 CAMP GREY TO PUERTO NATALES Price: $3990 pp (Double Occupancy) $4990 pp (Single Occupancy) Inclusions Price Includes * Airport/train station transfer on the first and last day * 5 nights in hotel accommodation * 1 night stay at Glass Igloo * Professional guide in English for the activities * 6 breakfasts * All the activities and transfers as per the itinerary Price Excludes * International flights (From/to home) * Tips * Personal Expenses * Travel Insurance * Visa For detailed itinerary follow the link below: [https://www.bucketlistgrouptravel.com/tour/finland-arctic-adventure-with-northern-lights-glass-igloo/](https://www.bucketlistgrouptravel.com/tour/finland-arctic-adventure-with-northern-lights-glass-igloo/) ——————————————————— Questions?? Text or Call: 2023787696: Himanshu

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Election Night Hangout with Patriotic Singles

Wed, Nov 4, 2:00 AM
From Patriotic Singles
4.9
3 attendees
Mount Baldy via Devil’s Backbone + Food & Drinks

Mount Baldy via Devil’s Backbone + Food & Drinks

Sun, Nov 1, 2:00 PM
From Young Professionals Hiking Group of SoCal (YoPro Hikes)
4.9

⚠️ Most attendees and all event communication will be through our YoPro Hikes community on Heylo. 👉 Please join our Heylo group here for full details, updates, meeting location, and group communication: https://heylo.com/invite/CNRhLnMO

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Simply search for camping on the Meetup platform while specifying the Los Angeles area. You'll find a list of groups and upcoming events related to camping where you can RSVP to participate.

Yes, Los Angeles has various camping groups. These groups organize events and trips for people who enjoy outdoor adventures, allowing you to easily find fellow enthusiasts to camp with.

Absolutely, you can join as many camping groups as you like. This allows you to expand your network, participate in diverse camping trips, and meet more people who share your passion.

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No, you don't have to commit to all trips. RSVP only for those you are interested in, allowing you flexibility to fit your schedule and camping preferences. This way, you can enjoy trips at your own pace.

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Certainly! If you can't find a group that meets your camping interests, you can start your own and build a community around your preferred camping style or destinations, attracting like-minded peers.

Sometimes last-minute trips are announced, but it's common for popular events to fill up fast. Regularly checking Meetup for new postings can help you snag those last-minute adventurous opportunities.

While Meetup hosts a variety of groups, not every specific interest might be covered. There's an opportunity to either join existing groups close to your interest or create a new one to meet your needs.