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Why did you use the most expensive AA level? Aren’t the “minimum” costs available at C level spots? Looks like there are sites where you can pay $35 instead of
by dahart 4y ago
Why did you use the most expensive AA level? Aren’t the “minimum” costs available at C level spots? Looks like there are sites where you can pay $35 instead of $60. Certainly you could also do a minimum 1 night stay, rather than 2 nights?
https://www.ontarioparks.com/fees/camping/2022 https://www.ontarioparks.com/fees/camping/2022
Your consumption of gas, beer, firewood and food don’t really support the idea of increased camping costs either, right? You’d likely have beer & food & heating, and drive somewhere anyway, no? Nothing here except the park fee is specific to camping, and aside from gas this year they haven’t increased by much either.
- dukeofdoom 4y agoThe cheapest campsite I found near by is $42 for non electric. Provincial parks tend to sell out. 1 x $42.00 CampFee-A-NE $42.00 1 x $9.73 ReservationFee-web $9.73 Subtotal $51.73 Not that far off. This is a non electric campsite. I would like an electric campsite for various reasons.
- roflyear 4y agoI mean, $50/day for vacation for multiple people is hardly expensive. I think most people can afford that.