Our reservation was waiting when we arrived at Aaron Provincial Park.
Many years ago when I tent camped, I thought how cool it would be to camp at all the provincial campgrounds. Aaron was literally at the top of the list, but not figuratively. It would have been too far to travel for a weekend away from Toronto.
The site was easy to back in to and we did a fine job of setting up.
There are nice clean bathrooms behind the site…no we couldn’t smell them…but there were trails leading to them that we thought others might use. We put the screen tent to block one and the picnic bench to block the other. It worked quite well.
The trails at Arron didn’t seem well used but we managed to take one to a little waterfall.
It was an easy trail that finished up at the park entrance. Met a couple of people on the trail and that made us happy to see it used.
We hiked in the morning, after lunch and a final dog walk after dinner.
After the dog beach we thought the animals would be tired.
While in Arizona I had to have an ultraviolet light to be able to find scorpions…so cool…I started to use to at other times too in order to find out what lights up. This is what I found this time.
We head to Manitoba next…though we’re not really sure where we’ll spend the next few nights.
Seems like you are finding dog friendly areas pretty easily. Many Gnats or Deer Flies ? You can fit a bottle of white wine in your fridge ?
The provincial parks all let in dogs on leashes that are six feet…on the hikes we use a longer leash often. Hector isn’t quite ready to be let loose. He likes bicycles and all sorts of things to chase uncontrollably – we’re working on it.
The mosquitos have been pretty bad this year, not too many gnats and only a few deer flies.
We picked the lager size fridge as it can hold a few bottles of wine 🙂 it even has a separate freezer.
Cheers,
Pierre