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Costs

Making your Payment

To reserve your spot for 2012 you can pay cash or check or PayPal your funds in full to .  NOTE: If you are paying via PayPal you are responsible for the fees not the general fund. For the physical address to send a check contact me.

Staying in Motel / Town House Price (Includes Bed & Food)

$300 – gets you a shared bed for five nights on the lake and it also includes food

$450 – gets you your own bed for five nights on the lake with roommate and also includes food

NOTE: Town Houses are filled first with returning attendees. Motel rooms then fill out the remaining slots.

Camper / Tent / RV Price (Includes Food)

JP Coleman State Park, where Catfishing With Keith is held each year, offers multiple types of camping to accommodate any size camper, RV or the outdoor enthusiast that likes to rough it in a tent. If you own a camper, RV or tent and prefer to make use of that you are more than welcome. You will need to make your camping reservations online at the JP Coleman web site.

$185 – provides all food for five days as well as misc items required (cups, ice, bait, etc)

Don’t plan on spending a large amount of time at your campsite as previous attendees have noted: “All we did was sleep in our camper, everyone was always at the motel. We got up early and left, and then came back only to shower.”

The following image below shows you the best camping spots as these are near the water, showers, fish cleaning station and the boat ramp. Very scenic, you’ll love it! Try to book inside the loop, or outside the loop near the water.

General Fund

All money is paid into the *general fund*.  The *general fund* then pays all lodging for motel/town house, food and other miscellaneous items that are required to run the event like paper towels, cups, forks, spoons, knives, charcoal, bait, and ice. The general fund is also used to purchase or replace items that are required to put on the event such as lights, tents, wireless speakers, chairs, charcoal grills, cook ware, etc.