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Comment by Dave Rawson on December 7, 2014 at 10:06am

http://www.destinationrvresortnl.ca/ . Seems I forgot one dot. This is the working link.

Comment by Peter Emberley on December 5, 2014 at 4:56pm

I'll take a look at it later tonite

Comment by Dave Rawson on December 4, 2014 at 8:05pm

Ok, I've  tried  adding the link twice now and both times it won't work! Just google destination rv resort nl and click on the  site that says something about google map. If anybody else can make the link work, it would be appreciated.  I will try again later.

Comment by Dave Rawson on December 4, 2014 at 7:59pm

Just a note to let everyone know that the website for the new rv park at the Avondale exit is up and running. The link  is http://wwwdestinationrvresortnl.ca/ . Prices are not posted yet but I'm sure will be soon to follow. I only had a quick look at the site but I believe  all 300 sites are for seasonal campers only. If so that would be a shame, we need more sites for the "weekend warriors ". It does look like it will be a nice place when completed though.

Comment by Dave Rawson on December 1, 2014 at 9:53pm

Hi everbody, Dave here. I would like to introduce  myself  and tell you a little about me. My family used to own a trailer park  in northern Ontario  back in the 80s and thats when I  really got into camping. I thoroughly  enjoy the whole camping experience,  but have given up on tenting a long time ago.  Which is just fine as far as my wife is concerned. Now our camper is more luxurious  than our home, but what the heck, you only live once! My first one was an old Bison slide in that I  would carry around  with an old Chevy 1/2 ton. Was an awesome  rig for getting in off the beaten path. Fall camping in Algonquin  Park was always an excellent  adventure  with the boys and beers. ( and the odd sideways cigarette ). Those days are long gone now but thats OK. Now it's a whole new adventure. Anyways I am looking foward to hearing from all of you. Hope everyone got their rigs winterized in time, and let me know if I'm the only one camping all winter. And if anybody has any questions feel free to ask, if I don't have an answer I'm sure somebody else does. Hell, probably have some questions myself. Have a good one, keep your load on the road, and don't let your meatloaf!

Comment by Dave Rawson on September 27, 2014 at 4:10pm

Traded in my Springdale for a Montana High Country 5th wheel. Fully insulated for 4 season use. Camping all winter at a trailer park out in Makinsons for only a $100. Would cost more than that to put it into storage for the winter.

Comment by Peter Emberley on August 26, 2014 at 7:38pm

That's good info Dave.

Comment by Dave Rawson on August 26, 2014 at 6:14pm

New RV park opening at Avondale exit off of TCH. Should open next summer. Approximately 150 serviced sites. No rates available yet. Website should be up near end of September,  when it does  the seasonal sites will go fast. You can email them to be put on a first come first serve list if interested. Considering the approximate wait at Gushue pond of 5 years for a site that won't be beside the pond, well worth sending an email while not many know about this place. Its going to be called Destinations RV Resort. Their email is: louise-john@hotmail.com

Comment by Peter Emberley on July 15, 2014 at 10:54pm

Salmon, pincent falls is a good spot I hear. River there in Holyrood to, use to have a lot of salmon run through it. We use to swim in it salmon be in there then.

Comment by Dave Rawson on July 15, 2014 at 8:02pm

Thinking about going camping on salmonier line this weekend and trying some salmon fishing for the first time in NL. Can anybody point me to a good spot to try?

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