Lee and Karen Duquette drove from Moose
Mountain Provincial Park to Bengough Regional Park. The entrance to
the park was impossible to drive into without first unhooking the truck
from the RV because it meant a sharp left turn. This was a very small
park, and the two RV Gypsies went there without reservations, because
there was no way to contact them (they had no cell service nor internet
service at this time). The entrance was unmanned and it was on the honor
system to put the money for the campground plus the park fee in an envelope
and put the envelope in a slot.
While checking out the sites (there were only about 29 sites) Lee
Duquette saw signs on almost all of the sites stating that they were
reserved for local people for July 5 and 6 (the week-end). There were
two sites not reserved so the two RV Gypsies chose to take one of those
sites. Good thing, because even though the other sites were reserved
for the 5th and the two RV Gypsies would be leaving early that morning,
some people came in on the evening of the 4th and parked in those sites.
It would not have been a good thing if the Two RV Gypsies were in the
site.
The park was a very small, square shaped, with dirt roads and a big
grassy playground in the middle of the square campground. Only one TV
station came in. No Wi-Fi, not even the two RV Gypsies own AT&T
Wi-Fi. There was no pool. There were some small critters running around
the park. Karen Duquette was not sure what kind of critters they were,
but they were cute and very fast runners. Karen did not take photos
of the campground, and the critters would not stop and pose for a photograph. |
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