Sierra Nevada Airstreams Recreation with vehicles in the Sierra Nevada and American Great Basin areas

The Sierra Nevada Unit of Wally Byam Caravan Club International, Inc.



Celebrating 30 years

It was twenty five years ago that the Sierra Nevada Unit was born by splitting the Nevada Unit at the southern edge of Tonopah. Several of the Nevada Unit members lived in the northern part of the state and decided that for all intents and purposes it was already two Units. At that time rallies were held one month in the north and the next month in the south and the northern members seldom went south while the south members seldom came north, even as far as Tonopah. An application for a new charter was made to the International office, and after a few months of planning, writing a constitution and bylaws, and selecting a charter set of officers we were granted a charter as the Sierra Nevada Unit. Paul Estis was the first President and scoured the area for charter members. Written by charter member, Frank Burnham. from the January 2000 SNU newsletter


1980


2005

These are some of the SNU members who went on the 1980 Unit Caravan of Central Nevada.

The Sierra Nevada Unit at the 2005 Boca Springs Rally. Members are standing in front of a 2005 Safari brought to the rally by Jon Whipple, Owner of Mountain Family RV, the new Airstream dealer in Reno

Photo gallery of the 1980 Central Nevada Caravan





PDF booklet commemorating the 30th Anniversary of the SNU (large file)

photo gallery of the Anniversary Luncheon

photo gallery of Anniversary diorama

Thanks – a recognition of SNU members contributions to the Unit. Published in a booklet handed out at the Anniversary Luncheon

Unit Officers 1976 - 2006

Rally Schedule Archives

Newsletter Archives

Unit Annual Achievements

Caravan Basics – A 1998 Presintation at a Region 12 Rally. Two of the presenters, Milan and Eloise Wight were members of the SNU

Caravan Planning Guide – written by Milan and Eloise Wight

Medical Supply list – What to take on a caravan for personal medical needs


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