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woodworker40

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Posted: 09/11/13 06:11am

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Robag wrote:

I was thinking the other day, that we don't have a picture gallery on campgrounds that are located in Canada only. So here we go. Maybe there will be enough interest that one of the moderators will make this a sticky.

Our Starcraft PUP in the group campsite at Douglas Provincial Park Saskatchewan

Another shot of our gang at Douglas

Our HTT at Moose Mountain Provincial Park in Saskatchewan
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Our HTT at Duck Mountain Provincial Park in Saskatchewan
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Another of Duck Mountain
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The olw hanging trees are not good for the roof of the RV. they shouls be cut back.

AppleValley

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Here are a few pics from Stone Mtn. Provincial Park in north BC on the Alaska Hwy. The lake pics are taken from the campground on it's shore.

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Posted: 11/04/13 04:16am

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If that was Ontario it would all be surrounded by cottages

AppleValley wrote:

Here are a few pics from Stone Mtn. Provincial Park in north BC on the Alaska Hwy. The lake pics are taken from the campground on it's shore.

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Gold Mountain RV Park. Located near Hedley BC.
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AppleValley

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Posted: 11/07/13 08:10am

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Stone Mountain is a huge Provincial Park, so no cottages there but even outside of the park area, there are few cottages. There's no cell phone or internet coverage without using satellite and the nearest town an hour's drive away. It's great if you want is to "get away".

North Ontario is beautiful too!

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Here is my first time with my trailer at The Lakeside at Thorburn: [image]

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Tunnel Mountain II Campground , Banff Nat. Park, Alberta. Sept. 2012
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That "campground" looks like the side of a road to me and your other pics of "campgrounds" below that look like parking lots.

Where exactly were these pictures taken?

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JN_B

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pappcam wrote:

That "campground" looks like the side of a road to me and your other pics of "campgrounds" below that look like parking lots.

Where exactly were these pictures taken?

If you look right above the pictures you quoted, it says...

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Tunnel Mountain II Campground , Banff Nat. Park, Alberta. Sept. 2012

And the serviced sites are basically on the side of the road due to us having mountains.. (hows that for a SK jab..). which makes it very hard to level a site, unlike our SK neighbors..

All kidding aside, Tunnel mountain campground is a very nice one, and well kept. The best part about it, is your are right next to Banff (walking distance), and you can pretty much garuntee you'll see wildlife.

Is it the best campground in the world. Depends.. If you think the best campground is one that is surrounded by world class amenities and tourist attractions, then yes. If it's where you want to go to get away from that stuff, then no. The sites the guy has posted, are the serviced sites, which don't really have any privacy.

I prefer MT.kidd, but only because I'm lucky enough to live 60 minutes from Banff, and I can go pretty much anytime.

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Our first family trip in the "new to us last fall" travel trailer.
Close to home campsite Golden Ears in Maple Ridge, BC.
Was a great trip. Did a close to home trip to get a feel for it and what we needed.
How about propane! Haha.
Ran out the second night, a bit chilly. Only 20 mins to the closest gas station from where we camped! [emoticon]