Sheri Lucas

We had some trailer issues and had to change our reservation dates few times - they were very accommodating - we still paid for the nights we missed but at least we still had a place to go.

The sites were fairly big - looks like the seasonal guests are well taken care of as well as they have the opportunity to plant their own garden, etc. The pool was not open yet, so I can’t comment on the amenities. The owner stated they had two washing machines and two dryers; that surprised me with the amount of people there that they would not have more laundry amenities.

There is lots of places for the kids to play and for people to walk. They have a great map with a bunch of different trails that are on their property, I think they said they have over 200 acres which is amazing and you could see that they are still expanding.

Everything was fresh and the night was very quiet. 50 amp site was great as well as the water pressure.

It is a very close location to drive to Wasaga beach, Elmvale, Penetang, etc.

There were a lot of mosquitoes, so make sure you bring mosquito repellent :-)

The tour could be clearly understood in both French and English with the headphones. I am not sure if they have a live guide in the summer months.

The red route seemed to drive back and forth on the same roads a couple of times but I am not sure if there is a way around this.

There is a lot of construction going on in Quebec City right now and we sat in a lot of traffic. We understand this is out of their control but they should offer a discount or advise as it sounded like they knew about it. The bus driver was good and let a few of us off as we had not moved for 20 + minutes.

There is a lot to see in Quebec and the timing of the audio to the location was pretty good as we have been on other hop on hop off where there was a delay.

The driver and staff were a bit “short” when we spoke to them but it may have been because of a language difference…

We always think the hop on hop off are the best way to get to know a city!

This was a great tour with very friendly staff. Was nice to be able to chat with the staff without feeling like we were wasting their time or they were forced to talk to us. Great workers with lots of knowledge!

We came in with a large trailer and they helped us to park it - thank you, thank you.

We didn’t see much (1 eagle, birds and a seal) but it was still worth the ride. It was nice to see Cape Spear from that side of the water and it is crazy how the harbour entrance is so hidden once you leave out to sea.

There are snacks you can buy on board as well as drinks. They screeched a few in and our kids were delighted to be a part of it - really made their day - Thank you

The boat and facilities were very clean and there was lots of room to manoeuvre around and space inside if you got cold.

I highly recommend Iceberg Quest tours

This is a nice park with a kids playground, kitchen area and lots of picnic tables and places to sit. The bathrooms appeared clean.

The signage is a bit confusing as it states no dogs but then another sign says dogs welcome on leash so we are still not sure if dogs are allowed or not or where they are allowed.

There is a nice trail that takes you down to the water, not sure how far it goes as we only followed the one path and turned around when we had to walk along the shoreline rocks.

One of the best coffees we have had in Thailand!! This is coming from coffee shop owners in Canada. Every cup is made fresh, with care and great coffee beans - the dark roast is what we have been looking for!

This is worth the walk to get a great cup of coffee among other things. Lots of seating and free wifi!