The wooded plain is deeply eroded into many valleys with rolling terrain, numerous creeks and clay or gravel- packed trails. Kissel advises riders to bring rain gear and layered clothing. Fall temperatures are highly variable. They can fall to as low as 40 degrees Fahrenheit at night and climb to the high 80s during the day. Hay or grain is not available in camp, but there is plenty of water.
Hot showers are available on the park grounds.
No motorized vehicles are allowed in camp or on trails, and all pets must be on a leash or tied to the campsite. These will include a championship and reserve championship trophy, plaques and ribbons to all top ten and IAHA buckles to all finishers. The high-scoring junior rider will receive a jacket from IAHA Region 11. Mobile Milling Services, Inc. and Ariat will also be donating their product. Champions and reserves will receive six-pound buckets of Super Bio Zin Hoof Supplement.