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Carrot River is now Saskatchewan’s Outback By Devan C. Tasa The outback isn’t just in Australia anymore. The Town of Carrot River and the surrounding area want people to know it is Saskatchewan’s Outback. “Why the outback? Because the outback represents the wilderness and we are close to the forest and the Pasquia Hills,� said Maggie Doerksen with Carrot River Economic Development. “We feel very strongly that this is a great brand for Carrot River and District.�
The new brand, unveiled April 8, replaces Carrot River’s “the secret is out� slogan. “Carrot River is changing its brand because of the huge tourism potential that we have here,� Doerksen said. “We got so much going on as far as fishing, hunting, quading, snowmobiling, hiking, kayaking down the Carrot River itself. We’ve got golfing out of Pasquia Park. We’ve got the Andy Jamault Trail, which leads to Big Bert fossils.�
The brand was developed over a couple of years with the efforts of a volunteer committee in a process that included the use of online surveys. After it was solidified, the economic development office contracted a marketing company to professional design the logo and other materials. For other towns looking at changing their brand, Doerksen has this advice: “Be passionate about it and be willing to invest a lot of time and effort
in getting it right and make sure you come up with something that definitely speaks to your area specifically,� she said. “Wherever you are branding, know what you’ve got, find something that’s special about it and put the right key words to it and do what you have to do to promote the best of what you’ve got.� The economic development office is also developing a tourism plan that will go with the new brand.
Something for all at Greenwater Lake By Terri Eger Greenwater Lake Provincial Park is the perfect place to get back to nature. Located on Highway 38 southwest of Porcupine Plain, the park offers dense tree growth, clear water and fresh air. More than 200 species of birds live in the park together with coyote, fox, timber wolf, lynx, raccoon, martin, otter, weasel, moose, elk, white-tailed deer and black bear. With more than 125 kilometres of hiking and biking trails you’re sure to
catch a glimpse of a local resident. Interpretive signs along the trails make a self-guided tour interesting and informative. The Interpretive Centre also provides information on the park and its natural beauty. The park offers group and seasonal camping along with overnight options. Electricity, water and sewage dump sites are available. Laundry and shower facilities make for an enjoyable stay. Rental cabins are available in a variety of price, size and amenity
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options. There is sure to be something to entertain the entire family at Greenwater. The beach offers great access to the water to cool off on warm summer days. A picnic area tucked under mature trees provides the perfect shady spot and change and shower facilities are conveniently located nearby. The Beach CafĂŠ offers fast food, full course meals, coffee shop and ice cream. An imaginative playground is perfect for youngsters.
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Greenwater, Marean and Steiestol Lake provide great fishing opportunities for such species as northern pike, walleye, perch and rainbow trout. A boat launch located on the shore of Greenwater Creek provides access to the lake. Greenwater Lake Marina offers pontoon boat, fishing boat, canoe, kayak and paddle boat rentals. Fish tackle and bate, fuel, oil and confectionery items are also available. Greenhills Golf Resort is the park’s 18-hold championship course. The course is both challenging and scenic running at 6,717 yards. The pro shop carries all your golfing supplies, clothing, club and cart rentals. The club house offers licensed dining with a breath-taking view. For those who like a shorter course, the ninehole mini golf course located at the park store is fun for the whole family. Tennis courts and two horseshoe pits are also entertaining. The park store is well stocked with groceries, reading material and camping supplies. Movie rentals, clothing, crafts and souvenirs can also be found here. A video and pinball arcade makes for another entertainment option. Greenwater Lake Provincial Park is sure to be a destination of choice for your entire family.
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Improvements underway at Tisdale Golf Club By Terri Eger Changes are taking place on the grounds and in the club house at Tisdale Golf Club. The 2015 season is expected to be a great year for the club which invites golfers and nongolfers alike to visit the course. “You don’t just have to be a golfer to come out,” said Scott Janke, the golf club’s president. “We are developing a menu and expanding our offerings to make the club house a great place to visit. There is always a perception that you need to be a golfer to come out and that’s not true. It’s a great restaurant and lounge and it happens to be located on a golf course.” Jennifer Fullerton has been hired as the Food and Beverage Manager for the club house. Admittedly, she doesn’t know a lot about the game of golf itself but when it comes to food she knows her stuff. Originally from Hudson Bay, Fullerton recently returned to the area and managed the curling club lounge this past winter. “She has an extensive background and experience in food management and will be a great asset to the club,” Janke said. Visitors to the course will be able to grab a snack during play or stop for a full meal before or after their game. “We are also setting up a nice lunch menu so people can get in and out and back to work,” Janke said. “There really isn’t a nicer place to have lunch than looking over the
Review Photo/Devan C. Tasa From left, Clubhouse Manager Bill Waugh, Superintendent Marc Anderson, and Food and Beverage Manager Jennifer Fullerton are the new staff working at the Tisdale Golf Club this season. golf course.” The view of the course itself is also undergoing changes this year. The first phase of construction will include a flood management project across the fairways of holes 9, 5 and 6. “These are low lying areas which cause us trouble in the spring and during heavy rains,” Janke said. “We will be fixing that portion of the course which will involve a lot of dirt haul, sod and seeding.” Crews will be working hard to get the job done quickly and get the course back to full play as soon as possible.
“The course will be modified but will still be open during construction with tee off boxes and greens being set up in temporary locations,” he said. While working through and playing around construction can be a bit of a headache, Janke said the course has had a great deal of support from the community for the project. “We have had tremendous support from members of the club, businesses and people in the community,” he said. “We know it’s not ideal but we are working on a long-term fix for the problem. We ask people to have patients as we get through it.”
The course itself is being managed by Superintendent Marc Anderson this year. Anderson is a well-known resident of the community who will get assistance from mechanic Murray Newell, who is returning for the season. When the improvements are complete, the course will be back to a Par 34 with 2,764 yards in length. Grass greens over nine holes make for an enjoyable round of golf and the river running through the course makes for a picturesque setting. Rounding off the team at the course this year will be Bill Waugh, the new Clubhouse Manager. Waugh is an avid golfer from High Level, Alberta who will be in charge of the pro-shop, driving range and taking bookings for the campground. With branded clothing, golf tees and other supplies, the pro-shop will set you up for great play. In the past, the course has opened for May long weekend and if the weather cooperates that will hold true for this year as well. Crews are ready to begin the renovations to the course and will complete the work as quickly as possible, again, depending on the weather. While Mother Nature may not be predictable, the club president is confident that the club is set up for a great year under the new staff. “We have some excellent people in place and I’m really excited about the new structure and the season ahead,” Janke said.
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Top 10 RV Driving Tips We get it- driving an RV can seem a bit intimidating at first. But did you know you can drive most RVs with a regular driver’s licence? Also, the RVs of today are very little what you’d imagine your dad driving. They come equipped with back-up and side cameras to help you feel safe and comfortable while you’re on your RV adventures. We asked Dave Sammut from Motorhome Travel for his top ten tips for driving an RV: 1. Seatbelts on! Just like in your car, make sure that all passengers are seated and have their seat belts fastened before you hit the road. 2. Teamwork makes the dream work: Always have someone outside watching for obstacles and trees hitting the roof as you maneuver into or out of a camp site or parking space. If you’re driving alone, you might need to stop and take a look. 3. No tailgating: It takes longer to accelerate and stop in a motorhome, so make sure you keep two vehicle lengths between you and the next car (and that’s the length of your RV, not your Prius back at home!) 4. Ten and two: Make sure to keep both hands on the steering wheel- wind will impact your RV more than a car or SUV, and you’ll want to be ready if a big gust comes. 5. Slow down: Take all turns gradual and make sure that you take wider turns when turning right. 6. Batten down the hatches! You don’t want things rolling around while you’re on the road (it’s both annoying and dan-
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A picturesque -873 -26 33 park in the Barrier River Valley By Terri Eger Kipabiskau Regional Park offers your family an opportunity to escape from the regular routine. The park is located southwest of Tisdale in the Barrier River Valley with a picturesque natural setting. The campground offers 15 and 30 amp service along with non-serviced private and group options. Shower and washroom facilities are available along with laundry and internet services and a sewage dumping station. A camp kitchen is located in the park and concession, supplies and fuel are available to purchase. There is a long list of activities in the park to keep everyone busy. The sandy beach offers access to the lake with swimming lessons held each season. The boat dock and filleting house are available for your use. The lake offers the chance to catch perch, northern pike and walleye. The park is the home of the Kipabiskau Water Sport Club, the largest waterski club in the province and offers wakeboard and water ski clinics each season. The
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playground offers little ones a chance to burn off some extra energy. The park also offers the option to rent the hall and kitchen facility, perfect for a larger family function. A network of nature trails stretching 10 kilometres through the woods give visitors the chance to get closer to nature. Maps at the trailhead depict the area with trails being mowed for your convenience. A number of events are held throughout the season including Canada Day celebrations and regular children’s recreation programs in July and August that are free of charge. Within one kilometer of the park entrance are a wide range of additional activities to help you pass the time. A nine-hole golf course with grass greens, miniature golf, and paint ball make for great memories. If you’d rather not cook there is a licenced dining area and gas services will be sure to keep you
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By Terri Eger mulate points throughout the season in our club with people ranging from For the past 22 years the Eastern and vie for top honours given out at three years old to over 60,” he said. Professional Chariot and Chuck the year-end banquet. “It’s really a family sport.” Wagon Association has been enterTime on the road and a love of In addition, the group also has taining race fans across the province. events that incorporate the younger horses bring people in the associa“Groups that are putting on events members of the family. tion together. hire us to come out as an act,” said “We are a tight-knit group. We “The Eastern Gymkhana Club is President Curtis Longman of Kelv- a division of our association. These may be competitors on the track ington. “We put on chuck wagon girls do the barrel and pole events but at the end of the day we are all and chariot races every weekend between the races,” he said. helping each other out and having a from the beginning of June until midYouth must be 15 years September.” old to drive the teams in From the stands, the competitors the chariot and chuck make it look easy but years of train- wagon events and Longing and fine-tuned skill go into each man said it’s an activity event, as do the logistics that make that spans many generaa good race. tions. Longman explained that the asThe club got its start sociation creates the draw for each in the early ’90s and inrace, lining up competitors of similar cluded his father who has skill. since retired from racing. “Teams are paired according to However, there are still their previous times,” he said. “You three founding members want a race where the competitors who race each season. are racing close to each other and “We have a lot of youth not leaving someone way behind.” The neck-in-neck horse race makes for great entertainment for the crowd as does the show the group puts on. “We parade in front of the stands with the announcer introducing the teams and the sponsors. We keep our stuff looking good and sharp and put on a good quality show,” he said. Th e a s s o c i a t i o n brings out 35 outfits for each event such as races held in Nipawin, M e l f o r t a n d A r ch erwill. Races include two-horse chariots and four-horse chuck wagons. Daily prizes are awarded at each event. Submitted Photos/Eastern Professional Chariot and Chuck Wagon Association Competitors also accuSupplement to the East Central Trader & Parkland Review
barbeque,” he said. Like any form of entertainment or hobby, horse racing takes time, money and commitment but it’s a life Longman wouldn’t trade. “I was raised doing it and I love it,” he said. “It’s an endurance rush. I love horses and I love the speed and it’s something I can do with my whole family. It doesn’t get any better.”
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Lifejackets Compared to PFDs, lifejackets offer a higher level of protection. Lifejackets come in red, orange or yellow and have SOLAS-grade reflective strips which, along with the bright colour, make you much easier to see in the water. They have a minimum of 30 pounds of flotation, are usually equipped with a whistle, and are designed to turn a person in a face up position. They are reversible and must be Canadian approved as indicated by the attached label. Currently, there are three types of Canadian approved lifejacket types to choose from. Safety of Life at Sea (SOLAS) Lifejacket • SOLAS lifejackets provide the best performance in the water. No matter wh a t , t h e s e lifejackets will turn you on your back in seconds to keep your face out of the water, even if you are unconscious. • SOLAS lifejackets are only available in two sizes; one for individuals over 32kgs or 70lbs, the other size is for individuals less than 32kg or 70lbs.
• SOLAS lifejackets are available in the keyhole model. Standard Type Lifejackets • Standard Type lifejackets have slower performance in the water than SOLAS lifejackets. These lifejackets will turn you on your back to keep your face out of the water, even if you are unconscious, but not as fast as SOLAS lifejackets. • Standard Type lifejackets are available in two sizes; one for individuals over 40kg or 88lbs and one for individuals less than 40kg or 88lbs. • Standard Type lifejackets are available in the keyhole model Small Vessel lifejackets • Small Vessel lifejackets provide the slowest performance in the water. They will turn you on your back to keep your face out of the water, even if you are unconscious, but may do so more slowly than the previous two approved lifejackets.
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mode PFD’s Personal Flotation Devices (PFDs), unlike traditional lifejackets, are more comfortable because they are designed for constant wear. However, they do not g e n e rally offer the same level of protection as lifejackets for staying afloat and turning an unconscious person onto their back so you can breathe. PFDs are available in a wide range of approved types, sizes and colours, so it is important to choose one based on your needs and your boating activity. For example, if you plan to operate your vessel at high speeds, look for a high impact PFD which features three or more chest belts for security. For cold water boating, choosing a PFD with some thermal protection. There is a large selection of PFDs designed and manufactured specifically for most on-water activities such as sailing, kayaking, canoeing, personal watercraft riding, and even for angling. And they all come in a variety of sizes suitable for small children up to large adults. Inflatable Lifejackets Inflatable lifejackets have been designed for wearability. However if you decide that an inflatable best suits your boating needs, it is important that you understand its limitations, how to use it and how
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to care for it. An inflatable lifejacket is only approved in an open boat if you are wearing it. If your boat has an enclosure, then you only need to wear the inflatable lifejacket while you’re on deck or in the cockpit. Inflatable vests come in two styles: • The first is a vest type, which can be inflated manually or automatically with a CO2 system. The automatic inflatables are designed to inflate when submerged. They also have a manual inflation system which is activated by pulling a toggle. • The second is a pouch style which can only be manually inflated by pulling a toggle. All inflatable PFDs have an oral inflation tube in case the CO2 inflation system fails. However, for weak swimmers, this might be hard to use when they are trying to keep their head above water. It is important to know that inflatable PFDs are not approved under the following conditions: • Anyone under 16 years old. • Anyone who weighs less than 36.6 kg or 80lbs. • Use on a personal watercraft. • White water paddling activities. When choosing a lifesaving appliance, remember the differences in functionality between lifejackets, PFDs and inflatable PFDs. Pick one that best suits your needs and think carefully before purchasing. Also consider colour when you make your choice. Bright colours are easier to spot in the water. The best lifejacket or PFD is one that you will wear whenever you are on the water. And remember that an emergency is no time to try out a new lifesaving device, so locate your owner’s manual for whatever type of PFD or lifejacket you own, read it carefully and know how to use it before setting out on the water.
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RV insurance Like any other vehicle, you’ll need to get insurance for your RV to protect you in case of an accident. However, there is a distinct difference between most insurance policies and RV insurance. This comes from the array of uses, models, and the various liabilities that are specific to RVs. Are you driving a motorhome or are you towing? Do you live in it all year round? What about coverage inside the RV? Or what if someone trips and breaks their leg while visiting your RV? Some RV insurance policies will cover the contents of your RV inside and outside as part of the standard policy coverage. However, you can typically pay an extra premium to cover your personal belongs inside the RV. Plus, here are some of the
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6 important tips to keep eyes safe from the sun (NC) If you’ve ever felt the pain of sunburn on your skin, the feeling of sunburnt eyes is just as uncomfortable. To avoid discomfort and protect the eyes from the long term effects of sun damage, follow these six tips suggested by doctors of optometry: 1. SPF. SPF. SPF. Always wear sunscreen with a minimum SPF of 25 on your face, and pay special attention to the area around your eyes. 2. Wear sunglasses year-round. More than 90% of ultraviolet rays penetrate through the clouds. Even when it’s overcast, your eyes are heavily exposed to UV rays. Plus, they reflect off of surfaces like snow and water. 3. Channel your inner movie star. Bigger sunglass frames will provide more protection from the rays. Check with a doctor of optometry to make sure the lenses are both UVA and UVB blocking—after all, not all sunglasses are created equal.
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A multi-dimensional park By Terri Eger has an extensive park Located only two background. kilometers from Visitors coming town, Nipawin Reto fish will not be gional Park is the perdisappointed as the fect destination for a park is known for family get-away. The having some of the park is situated on best walleye fishing the banks of the river in North America. section of Tobin Lake, Twin Marine stocks making a picturesque all your fishing supsetting. The park ofplies and offer boat fers a wide range of rentals and docking services and activimaking your excurties to entertain and sion that much easiaccommodate the er. The business also entire family. has guiding services Accommodations available for those come in all shapes who aren’t from the and sizes at the park area but want to find including cabin and the best spot to fish. houseboat rentals for E ve r g r e e n G o l f those who can’t be Course is located a off the water. Each Review File Photo/Denise Bokinac short drive from the of the 132 camp- A spray park is one of the features available at the Nipawin Regional Park. campground offering sites is nestled into the perfect stay and the native forest of birch, pine and place to come for a picnic.� Don’t miss your chance to go ex- play opportunity. The community tamarack. The fully serviced sites The community-run park went ploring and check out the swinging run course is a Par 72 over 18-holes. make your stay easy and convenient. expanded its services in recent years bridge, stocked trout pond and take The course is designed to make play Shower and restroom facilities are and now offers a new spray park and in the beautiful natural surround- enjoyable for new and experienced located within close proximity to playground. ings. golfers alike. The natural beauty of the sites and a sewage dump station “We really wanted to make it a Bookings are now being accepted the surroundings makes for a day on is available. multi-dimensional park so there is for the season with the park sched- the course that can’t be beat. “We offer both seasonal and over- something for everyone,� Markus uled to open May 10 under the “We try to accommodate everynight camping,� said Todd Markus, said. leadership of new manager Rhonda one and whether they want to fish, the park’s chair. “We also have a A petting zoo, mini golf, vol- Rasmusson. Originally from White golf or simply stay at the campnumber of picnic tables and with the leyball, basketball and horseshoe Fox, she has recently returned to ground. We have everything they beautiful setting the park is a great pits are sure to entertain the family. the area from Canmore, Alta. and need,� Markus said.
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New or Pre-owned RV? So you’re ready to join the world of RVing? Congratulations! Now the important question: to buy new or used? The biggest advantage to buying a pre-owned RV is price. You’re going to get a lot more bang for your buck if you take this route. However, a new RV will feature the latest and greatest in design,
no one else will have ever lived in your RV and the mileage won’t be racked up. Ask yourself the following questions: How will you use it? When will you use it? Who else will use it? Where will you use it?
If you answered the questions confidently, if you’re a veteran whose found their RV groove, then buying new might be your next step. If this is your first RV purchase or you’re still finding your path, buying used might be your best bet. You’ll be able to get an RV that’s only a couple of years old, with tons of features, at a much more affordable price while you figure out your RV style. Before buying a new or used RV, go through the following checklist: Does It Feel Like Home? Make sure the floor plan fits your lifestyle. Is the bed large enough? Are the kitchen and eating accommodations suitable to your needs? Is there enough closet space? Are the windows where you want them? Can you comfortably use the bathroom? Is the shower stall ideal for singing?
Spend the night You shouldn’t feel uncomfortable making the request. While staying, try out everything. Is it a dream come true? Bring a Friend If you know an experienced RVer, ask them to tag along. Someone who’s been driving an RV for a few years will have some insight into the whole process. Check for leakds If you’re buying used, water leaks are a very common problem. Check to see if the windows, corners, vents and seams have an abundance of sealant around the edges. Excessive sealant is often due to water leaks. Get it inspected Ask a professional to give your RV the once over. Take it to a qualified service RV dealer, they might see problems you’ve over looked.
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Five Tips for Telling Truly Terrifying Ghost Stories Come nightfall on every trip, when the stars come out, the nocturnal creatures emerge, and the campfire ignites, the time comes for an RV rite of passage: the ghost story. Whether a veteran RVer or novice camper, you likely have your own roster of scary tales. If not, just make one up. Whether you focus on escaped prisoners with hooks for hands, lovelorn spirits, or abandoned pioneers, a few simple things will make you the star of the ghastly show. Below you will find five tips for telling the best ghost stories: Make it personal No matter who you have gathered around the campfire or snuggled into the RV, your audience will quickly see through the ol’ “friend of a friend” line. To heighten the intensity, tell it in the first person or stay as closely connected as you can. For instance, “my uncle” or “my best friend” works in a pinch
if you don’t think the crowd will believe you were actually there. Tie in your surroundings Like Kevin Spacey in The Usual Suspects, take a few cues from your surroundings. Use the lake name or nearby terrain to add real-world chills (e.g. “The Legend of Gull Lake,” “…just over the edge of that very hill,” etc.).
Look to the past When it comes to fear, nothing stokes the shivers like an old timey tale. Why? Because of the unknown. The past is inherently unfamiliar and that, in and of itself, should enhance the shudders. As a bonus: stories of remote terror sound much more plausible when uninterrupted by a cell phone
ringtone or impeded by a ubiquitous wireless network. Dial down the gore, amp up the spookiness While you are no doubt a compelling raconteur, the scariest stories depend on your audience’s imagination. Like Steven Spielberg not showing the shark in Jaws or the ill-fated heroes of The Blair Witch Project never
encountering the witch, your story will benefit from a less-is-more approach. You create the atmosphere and outline the plot, but let others fill in the details in their heads. Trust me: their minds will betray them. An accomplice makes a finale grand A first-rate ghost story told by an expert storyteller shouldn’t need more than moonlight and confidence to make a frightening impact. Still, if you can build to a crescendo and end with a bang, feel free. How do you do that? Enlist a pal and implant him or her in the audience. Say your story is about an old fireman who saves a village but perishes – have your friend fire off an air horn unexpectedly. Or, if you don’t have tools, a well-timed yell of a petrifying phrase will hammer home the point. Now that you know all of the basics for a bloodcurdling tale, get out your flashlight, put on your most menacing voice, and get scaring.
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RV Packing List What to pack when you go RVing? What to do days before departure Weather reports checked for destination Emergency contact information in each personâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s wallet Cash, travellers cheques, credit cards Cellular Phone with extra battery / charger Checklist for the RV General Camping Equipment Maps, compass, GPS Weather radio Emergency whistle for each person First Aid Kit and Prescription Medicine Sunscreen and Sunglasses Folding Knife Binoculars Backpack/daypack Camera and Accessories Flashlights and extra batteries Lanterns, fuel for lanterns and candles
â&#x20AC;˘ 24 guest non-smoking rooms â&#x20AC;˘ Conference and event services â&#x20AC;˘ Executive Boardroom which can accommodate up to 18 people â&#x20AC;˘ Cilantro Restaurant and Lounge offers a variety of cuisine. â&#x20AC;˘ Wheelchair Accessible
Bug spray Alarm clock and battery Bedding - pillow/blankets/sheets Sleeping bags Firewood and firewood cutting tools Basic Tools (hammer, screw driver set etc.) Clothing Warm and cold weather clothes Undergarments Sleepwear / slippers Caps / hats / gloves Rain gear Shoes / socks Hiking boots / thick socks Hygiene Toothbrush / toothpaste Soap / shampoo Towel Deodorant Shaving kit
Phone: 306-768-2111 Toll Free: 855-768-2111 Fax: 306-768-1313
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RV Parks and RV Campgrounds
Discover Canadian RV parks, campgrounds from coast to coast. Each one offers something unique and unexpected. Ranging from back-to-nature basics, full facility campgrounds, serene camping sites, or RV parks with full resort facilities and amenities you’ll find the right vacation getaway for you and your family that is sure to deliver a memorable experience. Below is a collection of Canadian RV camping sources and Internet directories for campgrounds, trailer parks and campsites throughout Canada. Book at a campground that everyone’s raving about or seek out a hidden treasure. GO RVing Look no further! Our RVing in Canada page has plenty of detailed information about parks and tourist offices for all our breathtaking provinces. National and Provincial Parks
in Canada These designated parklands, maintained by Parks Canada and the provincial governments, are a testimony to the beauty and natural environment of Canada’s varied landscape. Parks Canada Information and Reservations National Parks Reservations: 1-877-RESERVE (1-877-737-3783) Hearing Impaired Reservations: 1-866-787-6221 International Reservations: 1-905-566-4321 Camping-Canada.com A website fully dedicated to Canadian campground information, including a directory of campgrounds and lots of handy tips and checklists for both Campers and Rvers. Access Camping Access Camping is a one-stop shop for camping venues in Canada
and the United States. With an easy-to-use interactive map, it lets you explore North America by state
or province and gives you instant access to private campground and provincial parks.
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WHEN THEY’RE GONE,
THEY’RE GONE! RIVERSIDE ARCTIC CAT & RV
2014 500 4 X 4 , 9 was $7,29
WWW.RIVERSIDEARCTICCAT.CA 698 Saskatchewan Ave E, Melfort SK Toll Free: 855.752.1500
Now $5,399
2014 700 4 X 4 was $9,799
Now $6,999 FINANCING AS LOW AS
4.99%
2014 400 4 X 4 was $6,599
All prices subject to freight and pdi
Now $4,799
2014 MUD PRO 700 LTD was $12,999
Now $9,799
Big & small We got them all
2014 WILDCAT TRAIL was $12,799
Now $10,399
2014 PRO 20 OW WLER 500 HD H X was $12,399
Now $9,299
ALL REMAINING NON-CURRENT MODELS ON SALE Designed for a Lifetime of RVing
230TRS
$96.00 b/w* $84.00 b/w* $128.00 b/w* 19RL
210TRS
$65.00 b/w*
312BH
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$67.00 b/w*
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WWW.RIVERSIDEARCTICCAT.CA 698 Saskatchewan Ave E, Melfort SK Toll Free: 855.752.1500
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$101.00 b/w*
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MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY
$134.00 b/w*
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