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Unsolicited, unpaid campground reviews from all our family camping adventures. I include pictures and descriptions of the various campground sites, services, and amenities along with some nearby entertainment when applicable.
With our recent stay at McLeod Meadows Campground, we’ve finally completed the trifecta of front country camping in Kootenay National Park. We made good progress during the covid era, visiting Redstreak Campground in 2019 and Marble Canyon Campground in 2020. McLeod Meadows, however, would have to wait a few years for us to grace it … Read more
Timing, as they say, is everything. While writing this review of Saskatchewan Landing Provincial Park that adage regularly crossed my mind. I can’t shake the feeling that my perception of this park would be different had we reversed the order of the camping trip that brought us to it. As it happened, Saskatchewan Landing was … Read more
A conjoined provincial park straddling a provincial border strikes me as a wonderful idea. Neighbours cooperating to preserve and enjoy nature, what’s not to love? I reckon there should be at least one between every two bordering provinces across Canada. Alas, there is only one … Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park. Straddling the Alberta – Saskatchewan … Read more
I don’t feel I needed a refresher on the state of my memory. It ain’t what it used to be and that’s been evident for a few years now. Much like my body. But Bear Creek Provincial Park provided a cutting reminder of just how unreliable some of my memories have become. I first camped … Read more
When entering Kamloops, you’d be hard pressed to believe a place like Paul Lake Provincial Park exists nearby. This is true in all directions, and in many BC interior towns, for that matter. The valleys, despite the water bodies often within, are quite brown. As in dry, rocky, and relatively treeless. Yet, smack dab in … Read more