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I'm addicted to coffee through and through, even in 90F+ heat.
I will def have a small campstove for coffee while in my camp, but my question is are there coffee bars in centeroo? Any notable ones I should check out?
I've seen lots of talk about what beers to try and where to get corn, but not much about my other addiction
Post by nitetimeritetime on Feb 11, 2009 19:58:41 GMT -5
I don't know about centeroo, but in most of the food/drink places throughout the camping area there's always been at least one place to get coffee. Solar Cafe, maybe? You can get ice coffee, too which is nice at 9am when it's already 90 outside.
Post by generalstore on Feb 11, 2009 20:15:19 GMT -5
Coffee is to be found all over the camp grounds as well. People with their own operation and vendors slinging it for $2 a cup can be found without hassle.
I'm as big of an addict as it comes for coffee and I had no problems getting my fix.
Coffee is to be found all over the camp grounds as well. People with their own operation and vendors slinging it for $2 a cup can be found without hassle.
I'm as big of an addict as it comes for coffee and I had no problems getting my fix.
this is very good to know for when im out walking the fields meeting people
At camp im just gonna use an enamel coffee maker, for that wake up cup
Post by nitetimeritetime on Feb 11, 2009 20:34:23 GMT -5
The best way to make coffee at your campsite is to get a coffee press (aka French press) and then heat water on a propane camping stove. Easy to use and makes great coffee.
The best way to make coffee at your campsite is to get a coffee press (aka French press) and then heat water on a propane camping stove. Easy to use and makes great coffee.
The best way to make coffee at your campsite is to get a coffee press (aka French press) and then heat water on a propane camping stove. Easy to use and makes great coffee.
A neighbor at Rothbury last year used one of those to make us some coffee and it was AMAZING... it might have been the environment, but holy hell it was good. Granted, he did say he roasted and ground the coffee himself, so maybe that had something to do with it too.
I bring a percolator, brew a couple pots each morning and pour them into a pump thermos. Coffee stays hot and good until 8-9pm. I can even have a hot cup before I head out for late night.
Your welcome to some too, if you can find my camp.
Post by Britney's_Fears on Feb 12, 2009 8:33:31 GMT -5
I tend to have a hard time finding anyone selling coffee as I too am a caffeine addict. I would LOVE to find coffee in Centeroo at about 2 AM but no luck.
I take a metal enamel coffe perculator and make coffee on my propane camp stove. And share it with my neighbors.
Stop by for a free cup. I'm the guy with a truck and a tent.
(Seriously though) If you see a big yellow inflatable Tweety Bird, that's me) FREE COFFEE
The best way to make coffee at your campsite is to get a coffee press (aka French press) and then heat water on a propane camping stove. Easy to use and makes great coffee.
Hey Katy mae I brought coffee into roo and all over with me as I am considered a coffee addict do to the pot I put away before noon .
^^Those two go together like Peanutbutter and Jelly. Actually, they should change the saying to the "they go together like coffee and pot". It works on multiple levels.
We lugged a machine and power inverter last year, but didn't use it...hoping to find those 24-hour places in Centeroo this year.
