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Crimson Lake Provincial Park – review

September 24, 2018 by acrockofschmidt Leave a Comment

Hanging out in a trailer while it rains during the day is one of the most underappreciated joys in life.  That may sound counterintuitive since most campers are hoping to be outside enjoying the sun and warmth and beauty of the natural world.  That is, presumably, the entire purpose of camping.  But the odd daytime […]

Filed Under: Camping Schmidt Tagged With: Alberta, beach, camping, Crimson Lake, hiking, Rocky Mountain House

South Kouchibouguac Campground – Kouchibouguac National Park – review

September 10, 2018 by acrockofschmidt Leave a Comment

As of this exact moment, we have camped in eight of Canada’s national parks.  We’ve also stayed in two others (hotels) and driven through four others, since we’re keeping stats.  With each new national park we visit, our affection for these Canadian treasures grows exponentially.  So too does our expectation, I suppose, which is why […]

Filed Under: Camping Schmidt Tagged With: beach, camping, Canada, hiking, Kouchibouguac National Park, New Brunswick

Chignecto Campground – Fundy National Park – review

September 4, 2018 by acrockofschmidt 4 Comments

When a new adventure is about to begin, I’m always emotionally on edge.  It starts a few days, sometimes even weeks, beforehand and doesn’t subside until we are wheels to the highway in the direction of our first destination.  Even then some anxiety lingers until we have settled into our first campsite, content that nothing […]

Filed Under: Camping Schmidt Tagged With: Bay of Fundy, camping, Fundy National Park, hiking, New Brunswick

Robson Meadows Campground – Mount Robson Provincial Park – review

January 16, 2018 by acrockofschmidt Leave a Comment

Some campgrounds are just not meant for spending a lot of time in, and Robson Meadows Campground at Mount Robson Provincial Park is one such campground.  This is not to say Robson Meadows is a terrible campground.  It’s a fine, serviceable campground by most standards.  It’s just that this isn’t a place you go to […]

Filed Under: Camping Schmidt Tagged With: BC, camping, hiking, kayaking, Mount Robson, Rocky Mountains

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