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Well we had a much better time on our second outing. We spent nearly a week May 28 to June 2nd. We went to an Ontario Provincial Park called Presqu'ile. We stayed at site 114 in The Pines. There was electricity on the site, but no water. We could have filled our holding tank at the dump station, but we chose not to. There was a tap near the site, and also flush toiletes. There were free showers also within walking distance.
We can't say enough good things about this camp ground. During our stay it was very quiet there, only a few campers and most of them were seniors.
The bathrooms were clean and tidy, with hand dryers so no need for the paper towels. The garbabe and reclycling drop offs were also nearby. There were campsites also right next to Lake Ontario, we thought it would have been too breezy so we chose a sight with some cover.
The only thing we can say bad about the park was they sold us wet wood. There is a well stocked store that doesn't rip you off on the prices.
We will stay here again in the future. We had to leave our site unattended for about 16 hours and we had no problems at all when we returned. Very safe camp grounds.
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anonymous
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aahhh, camping
we are thinking of getting a pop up, also, and then some day, a self contained camper (like a "jamboree"). we love to camp. we were going to go to canada in august, to a place called lake wabaskang (nw ontario). they have cabins )sleepy dog cabins, great place! you can view it all at http://www.sleepydogcabins.com/index.html we were going for fishing, but may just go to northern michigan instead, and pull a camper. have fun and keep us posted on your adventures. - karen k.