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Triple Y Campground & RV Park 6301 Shoreline Hwy, Somewhere ON, L2E 6S6 Tel: (905) 123-4567


www.tripleycamping.com Special Offer: 10% off daily rate. Free firewood package per night - value $5.


Open: 1-Apr to 31-Oct; Rates: 2 Persons $22.00- $25.00. Large private treed RV sites with tables, firepits. Vancouver Island’s cleanest restrooms. Hot showers. Laundry facilities. 10 mins from Campbell River on Hwy 28. L50 lFGbcdenu


Address is the location and nearest highway access. Operating season shows open and closed dates unless open all year. Rates quoted are for fully serviced campsites that include water, electrical and sewer. Rates may be subject to change. It is recommended that you call individual establishments for details. Special offer


is the discount or offer the


campground will honour when you present the discount card between the dates of April 1 to June 30 and Aug 26th to Oct. 8, 2012. Te symbols show nine common facilities used by RVs. Tey start with the number of campsites available at the property. See the Explanation of Symbols section to the right for the meaning of each symbol.


Souvenir Discount Card Tis is your RV Ontario Spring & Fall Campground Discount Guide for guests renting Campers and


Motorhomes from Members of the


RV Rental Association of Canada (www.rvrac.com). Discounts and offers from campground and RV Parks throughout Ontario are valid from April 1 to June 30 and August 26 to October 8, 2012.


A discount souvenir card provided with this Guide is to be used in conjunction with the Discount Guide and must be presented to the campgrounds at check-in. Some of the offers may not be valid at specified campgrounds during the Victoria Day long weekend of May 18-21, Labour Day weekend Aug 31-Sept 3 and Tanksgiving Oct 5-8, 2012. Proof of your RV rental may be required by participating attractions and activities in order to qualify for the discount. Please be prepared to show your Souvenir Card at time of purchase.


Provincial Parks Tere are over 330 provincial parks in Ontario. Many offer accessible camping for RVs, and day-use for activities such as hiking, canoeing and fishing. Tere’s always a good place to stop beside a lake or stream for a picnic at lunch or pull out a camping chair and sit back. Te most popular parks are listed in this guide by Region, and more information can be found online at www.ontarioparks.com.


Explanation of Symbols/ Explication des symbols/ Zeichenerklärung


L 50 Total Campsites; Nombre total de sites; Anzahl von Einzelplätzen


l Electrical outlets on site; Prises de courant sur le site; Individueller Stromanschluss


F Water outlets on site; Prises d’eau sur le site; Individueller Wasseranschluss


G Sewer outlets on site; Conduites d’égoûts sur le site; Individueller Abwasseranschluss


b Sani-station; Stations sanitaires; Abwasserstation


c Flush toilets; Toilettes avec chasse d’eau; Toiletten mit Wasserspülung d Showers; Douches; Duschen


e Pay phone; Téléphone payant; Öffentliches Telefon n Laundromat; Buanderie; Waschautomaten


u Credit cards accepted; Cartes de crédit acceptées; Kreditkarten akzeptiert


RVRAC.COM


Visit our RVRAC website for direct access to each of the following major RV rental companies all across Canada operated by:


CRUISE CANADA CANADREAM


FRASERWAY RV RENTALS GO WEST CAMPERS OWASCO RV


WESTCOAST MOUNTAIN CAMPERS Great Canadian


Motorhome Getaways


Whitehorse-Vancouver-Calgary Toronto-Montreal-Halifax


To help you locate Ontario Parks, highway signs are posted on main access roads to provide advance notice at 2 km and 400 m from the park entrance. While opening and closing dates can vary, and may be dependent on weather, most Ontario Parks will be open May 1 to September 30. Te coastal area and more southern parks may be open all year. Please visit www.ontarioparks.com and be sure to check the Visitor Centres to determine which parks are open along your way.


Camping fees in Ontario Parks vary according to facilities and services provided. Fees are payable (cash only) to the park operator at your campsite. Some parks have self-registration that requires the registration receipt to be displayed at your campsite. To reserve a campsite, visit www.ontarioparks.com or call toll-free 1-888-668-7275.


National Parks National Parks protect outstanding examples of Canada’s natural environment. Ontario is home to six National Parks. Camping is an excellent way to experience these national treasures.


Ask for a free trip planner for National Parks in On- tario, which is available at park entrances. Reserve your campsite in advance to ensure your experience in one of Canada’s National Parks is guaranteed! Visit the reservation website for a list of participat- ing campgrounds: www.pccamping.ca.


Planning to visit several National Parks this year? Te new Parks Canada Discovery Pass gives you un-


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limited entry to over 100 National Parks, National Marine Conservation Areas and National Historic Sites. Te pass is available at participating National Parks and Historic Sites. For information on Dis- covery Pass sales, entry fees, activities, facilities and programming visit www.parkscanada.gc.ca.


Ontario Parks


the Classic Experience As part of the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resourc- es, Ontario Parks protects more than 330 provincial parks, providing access to some of the province’s most outstanding outdoor recreation opportunities.


Year aſter year, people visit Ontario provincial parks to hike along nature trails, dip their paddles in lakes and rivers, relax on sandy beaches and sit around campfires gazing up at the stars. For many, thoughts of Ontario Parks bring back fond memories of spending quality time with family and friends. For others, this year may be their first experience in a provincial park and they look forward to creating their own memories of hiking to the tops of mag- nificent lookouts, paddling to ancient pictograph sites or taking in the night sky undimmed by city lights.


Whether you are a first-time visitor or a seasoned regular, it’s time to gather your family and friends to plan a truly unique outdoor adventure for 2012.


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