The Lutz Fieldstation

In May of 2003 the Potomac Speleological Club purchased about 2 acres of land in West Virginia, near the town of Dunmore, West Virginia. The property, about a half hour from Marlington and Cass, is ideally located as a base camp for caving trips to Friars Hole, Cass Cave, Simmons-Mingo, and a host of other caves.

The fieldstation is a large grassy field with plenty of camping space. Though it also has a small camper with electricity, everyone should bring a tent and plan to camp. You should also bring water, as there is no potable water as yet on the site.

Note also that there is a fee of $2.00 per night for PSC members, and $4.00 per night for nonmembers (who are welcome but must be guests of a PSC member).

For more information about how and when this property was purchased by PSC, read the original purchase announcement by Bob Zimmerman.

Directions and Maps to the Lutz Fieldstation.

The Lutz Fieldstation Management Plan.

	New! Pictures and Video from the Third Annual Lutz Fieldstation Jamboree, May 20, 2006! Check it out at the Lutz Fieldstation gallery.
The whole enchilada.

Last updated: June 15, 2006
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