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Does anyone else remember that commercial where ‘she told two friends, then she told two friends’ well that’s what I want to start this week. Everyone find two friends and tell them that our heated pool is still open this … Continue reading →

I would have to say that Fiesta Weekend was a success. The Mexico-like weather most definately helped that out. I’m sure glad that I thought to plan it that way. Some people were wondering why on earth I was collecting … Continue reading →

Back in June if someone would have said that we would be getting highs near 30C on Sep 16 I am sure that someone would have shipped them off to the looney bin. But luckily this has been an amazing … Continue reading →

It never ceases to amaze me how things can go from almost or completely full the past 4 weekends to a grand total of only 10 campsites and 3 rooms booked for this weekend. The first weekend after the kids … Continue reading →

That is the best word that I can come up with to describe the long weekend.  The weather was amazing, the people were amazing and everyone was just here to have a good time and enjoy the summer finally. Everyone … Continue reading →

Starting this week we will be allowing successful fishermen, fisherwomen and fisherkids to keep their fish for a little campfire snack. There has been some sampling for quality control purposes around here in the last couple weeks and the finished … Continue reading →

Dennis had the opportunity to go up in a plane again and took a few pictures around so I thought that I would share.                                 … Continue reading →

What could be better than sitting poolside on  such a fabulous day. I really don’t mean to rub it in to those of you stuck sitting in an office all day but oh well – sucks to be inside today. At … Continue reading →

The sun has finally come out to show it’s face and it is turning into a nice spring day. Even though it was a rainy weekend this past weekend we were lucky that it didn’t affect us terribly. There were … Continue reading →