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Author Topic: Kudos to the community of Mackenzie, BC  (Read 579 times)

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Kudos to the community of Mackenzie, BC
« on: July 05, 2019, 11:44:50 am »
We live east of Dawson Creek, BC and frequently enjoy Highway 97 over in B.C.  A couple weeks ago we camped and kayaked at Heart Lake and Azuzetta as usual.  And took a notion to go a bit further south to Mackenzie.  The tourist info lady at Mackenzie corner was very helpful alerting us to see the museum and use the B.C. hydro campsite, which is free and free of reservations.
We went straight to the campsite, had lunch and a walk, then headed into town leaving a couple of chairs and tablecloth to indicate an occupied site.

As we drove in to an RV park at the south end of town to use the sani dump, a guy came running out to tell me that our trailer left brake light wasn’t working.  One of those ones that can’t be opened to change the bulb.  The guy told me where to get a replacement at NAPA.  The sani dump was free and NAPA had an exact replacement at a reasonable price.  We had a fine take out supper from the mall for a good price, too.  Several nice lakes for canoeing and kayaking nearby, though not as spectacular as Azuzetta.  Nice place to stop!

When we got back to our site, we noticed our chairs were gone.  The caretaker was enforcing the no reservations rule.  He stopped and told me our stuff was at the nearby wood pile.  Just a little upsetting but overall I was glad all the sites hadn’t been reserved one way or another.
« Last Edit: July 05, 2019, 11:54:58 am by Harvey »
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