Fantastic on all accounts! Great info on the 1st Campground without stating how you must have really felt to your audience. Calm yet displeased with your experience. You are a Master Videographer! Thank you for all this documentation of this beautiful region. Perfect mix of historical and current sites, experience and viewpoints. Once again we have pinned this on our plan based on your documentation as a guide. Unparalleled! Thank you.❤
Thank you as always!! We try to remain focused on the positive in each episode and avoid the negative, so it was a difficult decision on how to approach this campground experience. But we also felt a duty to our viewers who might be considering a visit to CBI to let them know how things went there for us. The folks at Waves End showed us that one bad apple can't spoil the whole basket.
What an extreme between the previous campground owners and the next one! What a great display of the fort at Louisbourg. We are really getting a great tour of this part of Canada! Thank you! Ram 👍🏼👍🏾
This is a great representation of our Island. Its impossibly to show it all. You hit 25% of some of its charms. If I could suggest anything travelling here would be to have a coffee and ask anyone local. They love to share our Island and talk.
Just wanted to add my two cents on this video, we live in the Cape Breton area and have had a very similar experience with Hideaway Campground. A couple of years ago we booked a week at this campground so we could do some of the hikes in the area. I am familiar with this area, so when I booked and was told we would be backed in on the cliff, I assumed it would be up top over looking the water, but I was wrong. When we arrived they pointed out our site which was in the same area that you were placed(which was a gravel pit, no grass at all) and we found out that the cliff was actually a gravel bank, so we questioned if they had another site. They did not want to help us and didn't want us looking around for a better site, so we ended up getting into a big argument and eventually leaving. This is a beautiful spot but the owners are horrible people and impossible to deal with. Because we are from the area we would recommend the following campsites if you ever come back this way: 1. AVOCA BIRCHES in Little River (Great location as a home base to explore Cape Breton and SAM & Nancy are great hosts) 2. WAVES END in Cheticamp( Great spot on the north side of the island and the owners are great as well) 3. BADDECK CABOT TRAIL CAMPGROUND in Baddeck( Very nice campsite central Cape Breton and the owners are great to deal with) 4. MACLEODS Campground in Dunvegan (One of the most scenic beach/sunset views on the island and great to deal with). We really enjoyed this video and thank you for your honest opinion, will definitely subscribe to your channel
Thank you, and we're very happy to have you along for the ride! In all of our years as full-time RVers we've never had an experience like this. From other commenters, you and I are hardly alone, either. And from our experience for this episode we can also heartily recommend Wave's End. Thanks so much for sharing your recommendations! And we'll be back.
My late wife and I loved Cape Breton Island and the Cabot Trail trail was just breath takingly stunning to my ocean loving wife and my mountain loving self. I will visit there again. Thank you for the sweet memories.
Really loving this series, as we are just (what I guess to be) a few weeks behind you. We continue to learn so much from your reports. Thank you for publishing them. Safe travels.
Thanks again Mark, great area coverage and history. We loved our time in Nova Scotia on a circle tour of the main peninsula a few year back. Enjoy - and I agree with your move decision, integrity is more important. Safe travels.
We also stayed at Waves End about 6 weeks ago . Jason, the owner, was awesome. He greeted us when we arrived, showed us to our spot, explained everything and answered any questions we had.
I’m so joyful at seeing Zoe so playful and excited about going to the beach. That was just heartwarming. As to the jerk off, integrity is more important than money. Glad you got out of there. That Skyline trail looks fantastic! What a view! And as always, love the history. It’s amazing how they can recreate a whole town! Reminds me of when we visited Williamsburg VA. Oh wow! Was that tatting, making lace? That was complicated! Thanks for taking us along!
Thanks Penny! Zoe is still a very happy girl who has adjusted rather well to not being able to see anymore. That warms my heart, too. There's a reason Skyline is so popular. That's kind of a bummer, and it would've been great if the trail had continued further out onto the headlands where it looks like it once did, but the views are absolutely stunning and well worth the investment in time and effort. I think that tatting is what she called it. I would just be inventing new knots. 😆
We stayed in Baddeck two years ago on our trip to N.S. Doing the Cabot Trail counter-clockwise was the highlight of our trip. We also returned via the ferry from Yarmouth to Bar Harbor. The best way to make that trip!
Thank you Marc for another wonderful video. Sorry about having to move to another RV campground and didn't get any refund. But glad you did. So loved the living museum at the fort. It was so amazing. Added it to my list :) Thanks!
Thank you mr Marc for sharing your trips with us , showing us such magnificent landscapes. I gathered main information about places you visited briefly. Cape Breton Island located in Nova Scotia , Canada. Named by basque fishermen from cape Breton ( near be jonne French). Known for world renowned Cabot trail . People there speak several languages such as Scottish, Gaelic, Acadian French . It’s province of Nova Scotia capital Sydney. Nova Scotia is beautiful city Halifax , where historic fishing museums, history wildlife, beautiful national parks . Cape Breton ranked 7 th list of Canada desired places to live . Thank you for giving us chance to read learn new information. Bon voyage best wishes for you your family friends.
Thank you. I always said I travel through other people's experiences. I enjoy your research and facts. Too bad about your 1st campground experience there. Continue on and I'll enjoy more armchair travelling through your videos.
We promise, Stella, and thank you! And I truly meant what I said in the video, where I was mentally comparing the experience at this first campground with the one we just left, staying with you. Night and day.
Very nice video, Marc, and very professionally done. We have travelled through Cape Breton island many times, but unfortunately always straight through via the TCH, as we have always been headed to or coming from the Newfoundland Ferry terminal in North Sydney. I was born and raised in Newfoundland but have spent most of my adult life in Ontario, so any road trip to my roots take me through this beautiful place. I hope one day to get off the highway route and discover the treats to be found on the Cabot Trail. Actually, we planned to do just that on our return trip this past summer, but the weather sabotaged that plan. It was raining heavily from the time we left the ferry until we crossed the border in Ontario. Next time, hopefully, we will get some footage for our new YT Channel "Cooze Adventures". In the meantime, we'll be inspired by yours. Thanks, Kevin
We'll certainly check out your channel, Kevin! And definitely find a way to spend a few days on Cape Breton Island to and from Newfoundland, which I wish we had the time and resources to visit this season. It was frustrating to leave Newfoundland on the table when we were so close this season, especially when we could've made a small detour to St. Pierre to gain bragging rights that we brought our RV to "France". 😁
@GrandAdventure lol, next time you can bring your RV to France. Actually, I've been to that France many times, in earlier years of my youth, but it is a very worthwhile adventure. It definitely makes you feel like you're in a small European community.
Fabulous adventure, Marc. Having visited Scotland, the whole area is reminiscent of North Scotland and the Hebrides. Really lovely views from the highlands and that road would be great to travel on a motorbike. Too bad you didn't have that canon when you left Dumfey's. He evidently didn't want you there for some reason. Great example of a Scottish Canadian demon. That was an incredible reconstruction project. Everything was very authentic looking. Very similar to what you see in Williamsburg. Thanks for delivering a beautiful episode, Marc. 😊 Gord
Thank you Gord. Rather than doing battle with the guy all week and wondering what would be next, it was best to simply part ways. Lots of folks tour the Cabot Trail on motorcycles, including my wife's aunt and uncle. And although I've never been to Scotland, the parallels were nevertheless obvious to me, too.
@@GrandAdventure Marc, I'm glad you were able to relocate without having to have a reservation. Just like Scotland, the weather is less than predictable in the highlands. The ocean always pulls in the next front within a day or two. That's the only thing with oceanside locations... it's like a box of chocolates... never know what your going to get. Did you end up driving around the whole Cabot Trail? That would be great fun on account of the constant incredible views. I had no idea this was there. Definitely a bucket list location. It seems you were looking forward to this location. 😃 Gord
@@gorrdd ain't that the truth. Here in Bar Harbor we've got overcast with showers literally the entire week. We did drive the entire Cabot Trail, and yes indeed, this was very high on our anticipation list.
@@GrandAdventure Sorry to hear you are socked in at Bar Harbor, Marc. That kind of washes out the beauty of Acadia National Park... I know that was higher up on your bucket list as well. Gord
@@GrandAdventure FYI- I was watching the video after the premier and hit the thumbs up near the end , but not at the end. I had no problem with the chat, it was still there. I use Firefox.
Sounds like an unfortunate situation at that first campground. I have not stayed at either of them, but have made a mental note for sure, as we hope to get back that way next year. Glad you found a spot that worked out well. Continued safe travels....
Yeah I'll never stay there again after this year. We stayed at hideaway campground for the last 4 years and and very bad experience this year.I'm so happy that you posted Something on youtube because he doesn't deserve any profits stealing people's money. No crab legs. This year like there was the last three years and Not allowed to have a fire when it was raining Quite heavily both nights and there was no burn ban in the area. The glamping tent we stayed in comes with a BBQ and found burnt marshmallows inside from the previous people that stayed I guess they had to get creative. Never again will we stay there
Baddeck (locally pronounced 'Be-deck" as opposed to 'Bad-eck) is actually quite a distance from the eastern shore line of Cape Breton island. If you'd taken the old route from Louisbourg (which I wouldn't recommend with a trailer that large so I'm glad you didn't), you would have indeed visited the eastern side of the island - you missed some gems along that route, but unfortunately you can't see 'em all. Sorry you experienced a less than hospitable owner up in Dingwall.
Thank you. And I can understand the geographic semantics on what qualifies as the "eastern side" of the island. I was more referring to the fact that there's little east of Baddeck other than water. 😁but you're clearly correct, it's pretty much at the island's dead center. We appreciate you watching! And that eastern route (presumably the road down through Fourchu) looks fascinating. Some other time for that one.
Nice cannon for your RV, Marc. Where were you planning on mounting it? Ah yes, on the roof between the solar panels. Perfect... I wonder if they will stop you at the border... hope not. Just say it's a decommissioned RV hood ornament! 😂 Yosemite Sam would be proud... 😅 Gord
Sorry to hear about this "Canadian" experience :(. We are actually heading to Cape Bretton for two weeks and will make sure to avoid this campground. I would enquire with your credit card to see if they can maybe stop the deposit payment based on no services rendered as per several violations in the contract for site rental which it seems was falsely advertised as able to accommodate your rig but was obviously way too short.
I am getting up there in the years. One thing that gets me, actually makes me mad is the amazing amount of people who have what I call "The Man with the whistle." They find satisfaction thinking they have power over others. So give them the whistle they become coach, judge, and referee. Probably cant find their own backside on their own but by goodness they know what they perceive is wrong. Sorry for the semi diatribe but give up the whistle people. Were all in this thing together.
@@GrandAdventure I chase campers out of my parking lot all the time !!!n which were I do live !!!! and have 3 signs out no over night parking or camping!!! put up 2 more saying this a private residence !! and NOPE they still try and stay there!!!!!
@@41stclair that's got to be frustrating. It also gives the rest of us a bad name, which is frustrating to me. Perhaps it's worthwhile to turn that into a business?
@@GrandAdventure NOPE !! we have bus tours that come here and if they can't park the drive on bye!! some buses will spend over 3000$ a bus I would not make that of campers in 4 years they just come here drop garbage off get free shit and leave !!
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Can't believe that guy stole your money. Remind me to never stay there or recommend them. I hope he will send your money back. Just not right. Not the Cape Breton way
In all fairness, Arlene, they didn't steal our money. I was fully aware that our camping fee was non-refundable, and didn't request a refund. Instead we chose to simply leave rather than deal with his behavior for an entire week.
We had exactly one week to get out to see the island, film, and work a 40-hour work week for the day job, reduced to six days after losing a full day at the first campground. There's only so much one can do.
Fantastic on all accounts! Great info on the 1st Campground without stating how you must have really felt to your audience. Calm yet displeased with your experience. You are a Master Videographer! Thank you for all this documentation of this beautiful region. Perfect mix of historical and current sites, experience and viewpoints. Once again we have pinned this on our plan based on your documentation as a guide. Unparalleled! Thank you.❤
Thank you as always!! We try to remain focused on the positive in each episode and avoid the negative, so it was a difficult decision on how to approach this campground experience. But we also felt a duty to our viewers who might be considering a visit to CBI to let them know how things went there for us. The folks at Waves End showed us that one bad apple can't spoil the whole basket.
What an extreme between the previous campground owners and the next one!
What a great display of the fort at Louisbourg.
We are really getting a great tour of this part of Canada! Thank you!
Ram
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Our pleasure, Ram. Truly -- for we so very much enjoyed this swing through Atlantic Canada. Thank you so very much!
This is a great representation of our Island. Its impossibly to show it all. You hit 25% of some of its charms. If I could suggest anything travelling here would be to have a coffee and ask anyone local. They love to share our Island and talk.
Thank you Walter! We found your fellow islanders to be very, very warm and welcoming. We will surely be back some day.
Just wanted to add my two cents on this video, we live in the Cape Breton area and have had a very similar experience with Hideaway Campground. A couple of years ago we booked a week at this campground so we could do some of the hikes in the area. I am familiar with this area, so when I booked and was told we would be backed in on the cliff, I assumed it would be up top over looking the water, but I was wrong. When we arrived they pointed out our site which was in the same area that you were placed(which was a gravel pit, no grass at all) and we found out that the cliff was actually a gravel bank, so we questioned if they had another site. They did not want to help us and didn't want us looking around for a better site, so we ended up getting into a big argument and eventually leaving. This is a beautiful spot but the owners are horrible people and impossible to deal with. Because we are from the area we would recommend the following campsites if you ever come back this way: 1. AVOCA BIRCHES in Little River (Great location as a home base to explore Cape Breton and SAM & Nancy are great hosts) 2. WAVES END in Cheticamp( Great spot on the north side of the island and the owners are great as well) 3. BADDECK CABOT TRAIL CAMPGROUND in Baddeck( Very nice campsite central Cape Breton and the owners are great to deal with) 4. MACLEODS Campground in Dunvegan (One of the most scenic beach/sunset views on the island and great to deal with). We really enjoyed this video and thank you for your honest opinion, will definitely subscribe to your channel
Thank you, and we're very happy to have you along for the ride! In all of our years as full-time RVers we've never had an experience like this. From other commenters, you and I are hardly alone, either. And from our experience for this episode we can also heartily recommend Wave's End. Thanks so much for sharing your recommendations! And we'll be back.
My late wife and I loved Cape Breton Island and the Cabot Trail trail was just breath takingly stunning to my ocean loving wife and my mountain loving self. I will visit there again. Thank you for the sweet memories.
We're very happy that we could bring you back, Bill.
would love to have you back!
You do such a great job of filming and explaining. Thanks
@@jimlee8785 thank YOU Jim!
Really loving this series, as we are just (what I guess to be) a few weeks behind you. We continue to learn so much from your reports. Thank you for publishing them. Safe travels.
@@geraldsouthard7092 we're so happy that it's helpful to you! Safe travels to you as well.
That sure was two weeks of traveling and adventure packed into one week. Off the hook. Thanks Don
@@daviscrt thanks Don! It felt like it, too. 😄
Absolutely phenomenal episode, looks like a documentary my friend!
@@ervinslens thank you Ervin!
Thanks for letting us travel with you! So much fun.
Thanks for coming along, David!
Thanks again Mark, great area coverage and history. We loved our time in Nova Scotia on a circle tour of the main peninsula a few year back. Enjoy - and I agree with your move decision, integrity is more important. Safe travels.
Thank you Doug! Glad to hear that you enjoyed this episode, which gave you a chance to relive part of your trip that you apparently enjoyed, too.
We also stayed at Waves End about 6 weeks ago . Jason, the owner, was awesome. He greeted us when we arrived, showed us to our spot, explained everything and answered any questions we had.
@@bbartsch74 yes he was, as was his employee (business partner?) John, who loaned our son a creel bag.
We loved Cape Breton Island when we visited NS. We needed more time there so I have no doubt we will visit again.
As will we, for there's much to see and do.
Love the green overload 🌲🌳. Love the history. Thanks GA.
@@SevenBears1 glad you enjoyed it, J!
@@GrandAdventure sorry I missed Wednesday's feature but I was exploring the Nevada City area camped at Lake of the Spring
@@SevenBears1 nice!
I’m so joyful at seeing Zoe so playful and excited about going to the beach. That was just heartwarming.
As to the jerk off, integrity is more important than money. Glad you got out of there.
That Skyline trail looks fantastic! What a view!
And as always, love the history. It’s amazing how they can recreate a whole town! Reminds me of when we visited Williamsburg VA. Oh wow! Was that tatting, making lace? That was complicated!
Thanks for taking us along!
Thanks Penny! Zoe is still a very happy girl who has adjusted rather well to not being able to see anymore. That warms my heart, too.
There's a reason Skyline is so popular. That's kind of a bummer, and it would've been great if the trail had continued further out onto the headlands where it looks like it once did, but the views are absolutely stunning and well worth the investment in time and effort.
I think that tatting is what she called it. I would just be inventing new knots. 😆
Thanks for the great video of our little island!
You're most welcome! Thank you for your little island's hospitality.
Thx for the great vid and adventure once again.
@@johneveridge3714 thank YOU!
We stayed in Baddeck two years ago on our trip to N.S. Doing the Cabot Trail counter-clockwise was the highlight of our trip. We also returned via the ferry from Yarmouth to Bar Harbor. The best way to make that trip!
@@tim_g3478 We thought about taking that ferry, Tim, but opted against it in favor of spending a week on the Bay of Fundy.
We starting to like Canada beautiful, nice vid.. 🍹
Thank you, and thanks for watching! There's so much to see and do up north, and we've barely scratched the surface in our 8 weeks in Atlantic Canada.
Bummer on the drone, still a beautiful view and a great area. Thanks for the window into this part of CA. I’ll have to make it there sometime!
It's a beautiful part of Canada, Sholin, and well worth your visit. Thanks for watching!
Thank you Marc for another wonderful video. Sorry about having to move to another RV campground and didn't get any refund. But glad you did. So loved the living museum at the fort. It was so amazing. Added it to my list :) Thanks!
You're most welcome, Diane, and thanks as always for watching. It's definitely a place to keep on your list.
Well done, I can’t wait to go
Thank you Mark, and thanks so much for watching!
If you like most of our cape Breton Island, get yourself a ATV and drive the trail's that we have on the old railway, from Troy - Inverness,
That's a great tip, Wade.
Another great video
Thank you Don!
Nice video heading there now after PEI, thanks again for sharing.
You're most welcome, Don. Safe travels, and enjoy!
Very interesting and verry verry good.
Thank you Norm! Safe travels back to Oregon.
Thank you mr Marc for sharing your trips with us , showing us such magnificent landscapes. I gathered main information about places you visited briefly. Cape Breton Island located in Nova Scotia , Canada. Named by basque fishermen from cape Breton ( near be jonne French). Known for world renowned Cabot trail . People there speak several languages such as Scottish, Gaelic, Acadian French . It’s province of Nova Scotia capital Sydney. Nova Scotia is beautiful city Halifax , where historic fishing museums, history wildlife, beautiful national parks . Cape Breton ranked 7 th list of Canada desired places to live . Thank you for giving us chance to read learn new information. Bon voyage best wishes for you your family friends.
Right on target as always, Khatoon. Great to hear from you again.
Thank you. I always said I travel through other people's experiences. I enjoy your research and facts.
Too bad about your 1st campground experience there.
Continue on and I'll enjoy more armchair travelling through your videos.
We promise, Stella, and thank you! And I truly meant what I said in the video, where I was mentally comparing the experience at this first campground with the one we just left, staying with you. Night and day.
Nice episode Marc. We may visit this place next year in Sept.
Thank you Tom! I'd imagine that will be a beautiful time of year to visit.
Great video ❤
Thank you, and thanks for watching!
Very nice video, Marc, and very professionally done. We have travelled through Cape Breton island many times, but unfortunately always straight through via the TCH, as we have always been headed to or coming from the Newfoundland Ferry terminal in North Sydney. I was born and raised in Newfoundland but have spent most of my adult life in Ontario, so any road trip to my roots take me through this beautiful place. I hope one day to get off the highway route and discover the treats to be found on the Cabot Trail. Actually, we planned to do just that on our return trip this past summer, but the weather sabotaged that plan. It was raining heavily from the time we left the ferry until we crossed the border in Ontario. Next time, hopefully, we will get some footage for our new YT Channel "Cooze Adventures". In the meantime, we'll be inspired by yours. Thanks, Kevin
We'll certainly check out your channel, Kevin! And definitely find a way to spend a few days on Cape Breton Island to and from Newfoundland, which I wish we had the time and resources to visit this season. It was frustrating to leave Newfoundland on the table when we were so close this season, especially when we could've made a small detour to St. Pierre to gain bragging rights that we brought our RV to "France". 😁
@GrandAdventure lol, next time you can bring your RV to France. Actually, I've been to that France many times, in earlier years of my youth, but it is a very worthwhile adventure. It definitely makes you feel like you're in a small European community.
Fabulous adventure, Marc. Having visited Scotland, the whole area is reminiscent of North Scotland and the Hebrides.
Really lovely views from the highlands and that road would be great to travel on a motorbike.
Too bad you didn't have that canon when you left Dumfey's. He evidently didn't want you there for some reason. Great example of a Scottish Canadian demon.
That was an incredible reconstruction project. Everything was very authentic looking. Very similar to what you see in Williamsburg.
Thanks for delivering a beautiful episode, Marc. 😊
Gord
Thank you Gord. Rather than doing battle with the guy all week and wondering what would be next, it was best to simply part ways. Lots of folks tour the Cabot Trail on motorcycles, including my wife's aunt and uncle. And although I've never been to Scotland, the parallels were nevertheless obvious to me, too.
@@GrandAdventure Marc, I'm glad you were able to relocate without having to have a reservation.
Just like Scotland, the weather is less than predictable in the highlands. The ocean always pulls in the next front within a day or two.
That's the only thing with oceanside locations... it's like a box of chocolates... never know what your going to get.
Did you end up driving around the whole Cabot Trail? That would be great fun on account of the constant incredible views.
I had no idea this was there. Definitely a bucket list location. It seems you were looking forward to this location. 😃
Gord
@@gorrdd ain't that the truth. Here in Bar Harbor we've got overcast with showers literally the entire week. We did drive the entire Cabot Trail, and yes indeed, this was very high on our anticipation list.
@@GrandAdventure Sorry to hear you are socked in at Bar Harbor, Marc. That kind of washes out the beauty of Acadia National Park... I know that was higher up on your bucket list as well.
Gord
Once I take live chat off so I can click thumbs up, the live chat won't come back. This is the only channel where that happens.
That's bizarre, Joe, although nothing we have control over, of course. Curious, what platform are you using?
@@GrandAdventure FYI- I was watching the video after the premier and hit the thumbs up near the end , but not at the end. I had no problem with the chat, it was still there. I use Firefox.
@@dianestevenson2630 thanks for that feedback.
Sounds like an unfortunate situation at that first campground. I have not stayed at either of them, but have made a mental note for sure, as we hope to get back that way next year. Glad you found a spot that worked out well. Continued safe travels....
@@ShawnPatterson402 thank you as always! Things usually work out the best in the end, as they did in this case.
Yeah I'll never stay there again after this year. We stayed at hideaway campground for the last 4 years and and very bad experience this year.I'm so happy that you posted Something on youtube because he doesn't deserve any profits stealing people's money. No crab legs.
This year like there was the last three years and Not allowed to have a fire when it was raining Quite heavily both nights and there was no burn ban in the area. The glamping tent we stayed in comes with a BBQ and found burnt marshmallows inside from the previous people that stayed I guess they had to get creative. Never again will we stay there
Thanks for sharing your experience. It's regrettable, because Hideaway is in an excellent location that allows easy access to both sides of the Cape.
Baddeck = Bah-deck. 👍🏻
Baddeck (locally pronounced 'Be-deck" as opposed to 'Bad-eck) is actually quite a distance from the eastern shore line of Cape Breton island. If you'd taken the old route from Louisbourg (which I wouldn't recommend with a trailer that large so I'm glad you didn't), you would have indeed visited the eastern side of the island - you missed some gems along that route, but unfortunately you can't see 'em all. Sorry you experienced a less than hospitable owner up in Dingwall.
Thank you. And I can understand the geographic semantics on what qualifies as the "eastern side" of the island. I was more referring to the fact that there's little east of Baddeck other than water. 😁but you're clearly correct, it's pretty much at the island's dead center. We appreciate you watching! And that eastern route (presumably the road down through Fourchu) looks fascinating. Some other time for that one.
Nice cannon for your RV, Marc. Where were you planning on mounting it?
Ah yes, on the roof between the solar panels. Perfect...
I wonder if they will stop you at the border... hope not. Just say it's a decommissioned RV hood ornament! 😂
Yosemite Sam would be proud... 😅
Gord
The Mad Max look. Perfect!
@@GrandAdventure Indeed... 😋
I think Zoey wants to be let indoors.😉💕
@@bobcruikshank2010 Ha! You noticed that. 😄
Why is Waves End Campground empty in July?
@@WineWhiskeyNH it was far busier on the weekend. Midweek was pretty quiet.
Looks beautiful, I would have left also such a butt head. Wish could meet when your in Maryland but I'm sure you are busy. Enjoy and safe travels ❤
We'll be on Assateague, Deb. Come on down!
@GrandAdventure need some dates and we be there
@@grillinandchillinwithdeb we'll be arriving Sept. 15, departing the 21st.
@GrandAdventure awesome, pick a day and we will see you then. Available Tues- Friday
@@grillinandchillinwithdeb any time you want. Truly. During the week I'll be working during the day, but free in the evenings.
Sorry to hear about this "Canadian" experience :(. We are actually heading to Cape Bretton for two weeks and will make sure to avoid this campground. I would enquire with your credit card to see if they can maybe stop the deposit payment based on no services rendered as per several violations in the contract for site rental which it seems was falsely advertised as able to accommodate your rig but was obviously way too short.
@@seb2549 We thought about that, however that was the only "shortcoming" (pun fully intended) on their delivery.
😱What a rude man 😱 at the hideaway camp 🤬
It was definitely time for us to go. Jason and his crew at Waves End could not have been more welcoming. Polar opposite experiences.
Dispute the charge with your credit card. Clearly, they were unable to provide the service agreed to.
Thought about that. But in reality they did provide the service (other than the size of that site).
I am getting up there in the years. One thing that gets me, actually makes me mad is the amazing amount of people who have what I call "The Man with the whistle." They find satisfaction thinking they have power over others. So give them the whistle they become coach, judge, and referee. Probably cant find their own backside on their own but by goodness they know what they perceive is wrong. Sorry for the semi diatribe but give up the whistle people. Were all in this thing together.
@@johneveridge3714 very well said, John.
I surprised you are in a camp ground not someones parking lot !!!!!!!!!!
@@41stclair when we head east where boondocking on public land is not an option, we might as well live large.
@@GrandAdventure I chase campers out of my parking lot all the time !!!n which were I do live !!!! and have 3 signs out no over night parking or camping!!! put up 2 more saying this a private residence !! and NOPE they still try and stay there!!!!!
@@41stclair that's got to be frustrating. It also gives the rest of us a bad name, which is frustrating to me. Perhaps it's worthwhile to turn that into a business?
@@GrandAdventure NOPE !! we have bus tours that come here and if they can't park the drive on bye!! some buses will spend over 3000$ a bus I would not make that of campers in 4 years they just come here drop garbage off get free shit and leave !!
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Khatoon, that's fantastic news!! Congratulations on this testament to your hard work.
Can't believe that guy stole your money. Remind me to never stay there or recommend them. I hope he will send your money back. Just not right. Not the Cape Breton way
In all fairness, Arlene, they didn't steal our money. I was fully aware that our camping fee was non-refundable, and didn't request a refund. Instead we chose to simply leave rather than deal with his behavior for an entire week.
Still not right to be that way. @@GrandAdventure
As a Canadian in Montreal, I apologize. It’s not our way.
@@norm4907 We know that. No apology on behalf of your countrymen necessary.
Yes..but the real cspe bretoners live on the other side of the island..show the real communities
We had exactly one week to get out to see the island, film, and work a 40-hour work week for the day job, reduced to six days after losing a full day at the first campground. There's only so much one can do.