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The two RV Gypsies entered
Abbotsford, British Columbia, Canada.
July 9, 2015
British Columbia flag

entering British Columbia

man statue on top of a building

entering British Columbia at Abbotsford

entering British Columbia at Abbotsford

Abbotsford sign

entering British Columbia at Abbotsford at the end of the road

Welcome to Yarrow

cute ice cram place

sign: Welcome to Cultus Lake
The two RV Gypsies parked their RV at Thousand Trails Campground in Cultus Lake, British Columbia in 2009 and 2015. A little bit of both sets of photos are shown below. There were just a few changes; in 2015, the golf course and restaurant were no longer in existence.

The entry to Thousand Trails at Cultus Lake - May 2008 and July 2015

Karen Duquette at the Thousand Trails entrance sign
entry sign at Thoussand Trails Cultus Lake

The RV and toad of the two RV Gypsies at Thousand Trails Cultus Lake in 2009 and 2015

The RV and toad of the two RV Gypsies
the site of the two RV Gypsies at Cultus Lake

Entrance into the campground in 2009

The beautiful golf course at Thousand Trails Campground and the mountains
The golf course at Thousand Trails Campground
trees
golf course, tree, mountains
golf course, tree, mountains
golf course, tree, mountains
golf course, tree, mountains
trees and a mountain
entry to the campground
two views of the road leaving Thousand Trails Campground - 2009
exit from the campground
exit from the campground

unhappy faceThe entrance/exit - as seen leaving the campground in 2015 - no more green grass, no more golf course, no flowers. The mountain is still there, of course!

The entrance/exit at TT Cultus Lake

After driving up the long entry, and turning a corner, there was a nice display of trees and flowers. (2015 photo)

trees and flowers

Going around the corner shown above, the two RV Gypsies came to a nice flag display, the gate house, and the office store (2009 photos)

Flags
Lee duquette

Below: The outside patio of the restaurant in 2009. The restaurant was closed in 2015.

outside the clubhouse

2015 Comments: The road was paved, but the site was a mixture of gravel and dirt with a few clumps of grass. There was NO TV at all. No Wi-Fi unless you buy it for $12 for three days, which the two RV Gypsies did. But it did not work all that well. Rules said no site saving, yet several spots had reserved signs on them. Sites were 15 amp and 30 amp, and the two RV Gypsies were lucky enough to get the last open site with a sewer. Sites must be occupied at night. They do check. Pool was open and the adult hour was at a weird time. (The two RV Gypsies did not use the pool). Mail received at the office were charged and extra $2 per package by the park. Check out time noon for RV, 11 a.m. for rentals.

 

In 2015, this was the nosiest campground the two RV Gypsies have ever stayed at. It wasn't like this when they were here in 2009. There were lots of young children (which is not unusual at campgrounds) but this time they were all running around the place in big groups, totally unsupervised. Even children that appeared to be only 3 or 4 years of age were running around or riding a small bicycle with no adult with them at all,. The screaming and yelling and noisy playful sounds of the kids went on all day long and into the evening, non-stop. Now the two RV Gypsies don't have anything against children having fun, but this was way over the top. Where the heck were the parents of the really young ones? Just because they are in a campground, does not mean they are safe from stranger danger or other things. Kids and adults as well, walked through occupied campsites. Quiet time was 11 p.m. to 8 a.m.

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