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The metal fire pit near Pacheco Camp cabin sports an appropriate message for the hot-and-dry season

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09406-no-campfires-800px.jpg The old cabin at Pacheco Camp is well-maintained, locked and used by the Park for special eventsThumbnailsTent supper tonight is instant Mountain House Beef Stew, one of my favourite dehydrated backpack mealsThe old cabin at Pacheco Camp is well-maintained, locked and used by the Park for special eventsThumbnailsTent supper tonight is instant Mountain House Beef Stew, one of my favourite dehydrated backpack mealsThe old cabin at Pacheco Camp is well-maintained, locked and used by the Park for special eventsThumbnailsTent supper tonight is instant Mountain House Beef Stew, one of my favourite dehydrated backpack mealsThe old cabin at Pacheco Camp is well-maintained, locked and used by the Park for special eventsThumbnailsTent supper tonight is instant Mountain House Beef Stew, one of my favourite dehydrated backpack mealsThe old cabin at Pacheco Camp is well-maintained, locked and used by the Park for special eventsThumbnailsTent supper tonight is instant Mountain House Beef Stew, one of my favourite dehydrated backpack meals

"No campfires please, thanx." Campers like me are still free to use their camp stoves.