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We do not have hookups or space for RVs. We offer motorcycle Tent camping only in the compound. We do have parking lots we can park your truck or trailer (for an additonal charge of a few dollars a night).

We have the Gypsy Tour / Alligator Road Run each year on Saturday of Biketoberfest, usually going to a place most visitors to Florida do not get to see or where an activity is present. The destination is a secret each year, but in 2002 we went to Cape Canaveral and spent the day on a cruise ship. In 2005, we took the riders to a fish camp and airboat rides.

We have security by our Club members 24 hours a day during the event. We have a complete kitchen, men and women's showers and baths, a soda machine, and -- should the spring rains intrude (twice in the past 10 years) we have the highest and driest sites in the area. "NO PETS PLEASE"

The following businesses are our supporters. Help us by supporting them:

Motorcycle Dealers & Accessories:

Daytona Fun Machine, dealers for Honda, Suzuki, Yamaha. 450 Ridgewood Ave., Holly Hill. (386) 238-0888. Yamaha and Seadoo watercraft dealer.

Tom Guest's Choppers World, 618 Main Street, Daytona Beach. (386) 252-2922. Harley parts and accessories, leather apparrel, H-D machine shop service for rebuilding.

Jack's Cycle Salvage, 223 W. 3rd St., Sanford. More than an acre of parts for all bikes, specializing in Suzuki, Kawasaki, and Yamaha. Jack also builds inexpensive trikes wrapped around Honda Rebels and similar mid-sized machines. (407) 322-3301.

**Custom Iron, across the road from Racer's Edge just on the edge of DeLand on US92 (W. Inter. Speedway Blvd.). Family business servicing Harley's. Drop in and say 'hello' to Andy and Sandy Anderson and see Andy's award-winning rat bike. (386) 734-4850.

Miller's Custom Parts and more, 1863 S. Ridgewood Ave., S. Daytona. Five separate stores have EVERYTHING for the motorcyclist. Service, parts, sticker world, jewelry, clothes, accessories, and more. (386) 761-0856.

BMW Motorcycles of Daytona, 118 E. Fairview Ave., Daytona Beach. Expanded twice over since last year with new owner who wants to meet you. (386) 257-2269.

Pompano Pat's Scooters. Store jam-packed with financable clean motorcycles of all marques. Home of the Demon custom motorcycle. 406 N. Beach Street, Daytona Beach. (386) 248-1230.

Eateries and Drinkeries

Papa Joe's at 1385 Howland Blvd., Deltona, in the Food Lion Shopping Center is a Biker-owned pizza, pasta, piltzer and pool place. The restaurant will satisfy your palate, while the pool room and bar will satisfy your thirst. From Daytona, take SR415 some 20 miles past Cabbage Patch and NSB Speedway to Fort Smith, then north three lights to the Plaza. (386) 574-4300. Open 7 days a week.

Dale's Ales in Orange City has taken the biker world by storm since it changed from Jack's Draught House this past year, Dale has done West Volusia proud and is drawing iron from all over to his live entertainment out back. 2400 N. Volusia Ave., Orange City. (386) 775-2377

Steve's Famous Restaurant in the Office Depot Plaza at 1584 S. Nova Road is one of our favorite eating spots. We've made two runs there and everything has been delightful and with moderate pricing! Delicious home-made pies and made-to-order cookery. May have to wait awhile, but it's worth it! (386) 242-0101. Also visit his second store beachside at 1620 S. Atlantic Avenue.

Blackie's Saloon is an old-fashioned biker drinking place, with Club Member Roger Asa hosting comedy shows, karaoke, and live music nightly. 2995 Enterprise Road, DeBary. (407) 668-5954.

Bertie's Luncheonette in the back south corner of the Bellair Shopping Center, 2575 N. Atlantic Ave., Daytona Beach (at the Ormond Beach City line on US1) has been with us since the beginning, and we are talking about the beginnings of the Club! Once located on Main Street in the 1950s, it's the only place to go for breakfast and luncheon specials mostly under $5. Owners Larry and Roberta Watson cook with butter, not grease. Try the omelettes! (386) 672-8656.

Biker-Friendly Businesses

BARNEY'S LEATHERS: The biggest warehouse of leather clothing in Volusia County, Barney can sell quality to you for less because of his volume and his lifelong motorcycling affiliations. An ex-Club President, he has oddles of goods in the store, plus twice as much in storage. He sold me a 5X Texas-style duster for half the price others could. Visit his main store at 438 N. Beach Street or call at (386) 252-7770 or 1-800-928-0007.

**COPY THIS! Even if you don't need anything copied or collated, you have got to visit Ann and John and their three girls -- aged 6, 5, and 3. If you don't like chaos and kids, don't visit. They do ALL our Club's work and have published the Daytona 200 M/C Track Record since issue #1. (386) 774-1785. 1810 S. Volusia Ave., Orange City.

**CLIP N DIP. Open Tuesday through Saturday by appointment, this all-breed grooming shop is frugal and fine. (386) 774-4474. 1149 S. Volusia Ave., Orange City.

Got caught up in the fun and need a BAIL BONDSMAN? This business owned by Club member Roger Asa will help you. Call ASA Surety Agency at 1-800-437-0370.

Need an ATTORNEY? Our choice is Mark Zimmerman, a partner in the best law firm in West Volusia County. Main office is at 441 E. New York Ave. (SR44), DeLand (386) 734-1200.

INSURANCE PROBLEMS? Wallace Insurance Agency is owned by riders. Call (386) 761-1832 in Port Orange. Charlie or Linda will help.

Patches and T-shirts: Four Townes Embroidery creates sigs and logos in various media. They have done our Club's T-shirts and patches. Doug Currence will greet you at 320 S. Spring Garden Ave., DeLand, Unit F. (386) 736-8585.