Camp Scholler - First Day Land Rush!

Campers staking their claims on opening day, in preparation for AirVenture 2011. Thanks to EAA's own Fareed Guyot for putting together this informal look at day one.

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[Robert Greiner]

Camping at EAA can be very cheap and you are right there. I bring bicycles for getting around within the campground and it works just fine. I camp every year, but only during the last week of July. For 3-4 days it's only around $20 per day. You could do an overnighter or 2 day for less than $50 bucks and bring your own food. You really haven't experienced everything there is to offer until you've either camped in Scholler or with your plane. I guess we all pick what works for each of us

[hockey161616]

How far away is this from the airport? isn't it like right next to it? I'm going this friday to sunday for AirVenture. Please Reply!

[JBtheProducer]

id love to be able to do that some day but that kind of money isn't in my near future. instead ill have to stick with going 1 day every other year

[chubsmagoo]

Yeah so am I, I've went to KOSH every year since I was 8 (29 years old now) and there is no way I would dream about shelling out that kind of money for a little piece of land. lol.

[1onewolf]

Yup! And proud to be nuts about flying and the greatest aviation conflagration in the world!!!

[chubsmagoo]

600 bucks for a camping spot. You people are nuts.