Parking Area
Wandering Goat Cycle Hub provides an easy and fun place to park.
Parking Guidelines
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All riders should Register and Reserve. Parking is free but we would like to know who's here!
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Registration is one time only (Same as Join button on Cycle Hub main page). Reservations are per parking.
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There will be a booking system which will provide three timed slots for each spot. On days where we are catering food, there will be more slots for shorter time periods. The timing doesn't have to be exactly in the time slot as long as a reservation is made and the ride "mostly" overlaps the period
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5 spots midweek. 10 spots weekend. Limit 2/driver/week. If you can not find a reservation spot, please don't try to squeeze in! It's a farm and home so let's keep it tranquil - except on event days!
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Parking is open, Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday or Sunday sunrise to sunset, picnic/lawns 11:00am to 1 hour after sunset. Other times by request.
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On weekends we kindly ask that riders try to carpool. Weekdays singles are fine.
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Please park in the first 5 signed spots (installing in 2027) at end of the field as we try to keep cars out of certain sightlines. After that, form a row behind.
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This is all new, so we'll probably adapt guidelines after 2-3 months of usage.
Parking Directions
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Our address is 1914 Prindle but the WGCH parking is on an unmarked drive (Pin here) across the road from 1843 Prindle. Drive to the left and park on the first field on the right (Pin here). There is currently no signage and this page will be updated when we put up signs in 2027.
Please note: Rider Registration and joining the group use the same form.
Unmarked entrance on Prindle Road, on the right opposite 1843.
Please Park toward the back left first. Near where the red UTV is pictured.
Note on Mud. This parking field was leveled as a horse ring about 20 years ago. That included adding a base of stone material. This field drains better than any other on our farm so only large amounts of rain result in mud. Please refrain from parking if rutting or damage starts. On such rare occasions limited riders may park off our driveway (2 wheels on gravel, 2 wheels on grass so our vehicles can pass). Parking is at your own risk.