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The chicken wing contest was as popular and messy as ever… Father and Son go head to head Our 2010 winner – Jason The cupcake eating was also a little messy but not quite as bad. The idea here was … Continue reading →

How did it suddenly become September. It seems like just  a week ago we were talking about the May Long and now poof it is September long. Even though there is still lots of camping time left, sadly this weekend … Continue reading →

After a few delays we now have our propane filling station setup and operational. Our hours and rates will be posted shortly. Watch for more details as we figure them out.

Even though Mother Nature was not very kind to us we still made the best of our annual Halloween in August. As most of you know it started raining Friday morning and didn’t really stop until Sunday afternoon. Despite that … Continue reading →

How many times have you heard that line today?  The weather has certainly been the hot topic lately. (yes pun intended) When it gets this hot it really is hard not to complain, but I try not to because before long … Continue reading →

This past weekend was our first Christmas in July at the Duck and it went over all right. It really is hard to get into Christmas when it is pushing 30C outside. We did have a few people that found  the … Continue reading →

Things did not look well for DuckyFest Saturday morning when mother nature decided to send some rain our way. Thankfully she turned off the tap around 1pm and we were able to have a great fundraiser. By far the most … Continue reading →

Things are coming along nicely for DuckyFest this weekend. This is our 5th annual fundraiser – amazing how fast the time flies. We have pretty much a full campground for the weekend and are expecting a few day visitors so … Continue reading →

It is really funny to see that the ducks actually have their own little personalities (or duckonalities) and how smart they really are. They are pretty much all the same in that they know to come strolling over to the … Continue reading →