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Different from home but in a good way





The adventure continues!  Good Spirit Lake Provincial Park is in Saskatchewan and is  an excellent place for entertainment, excitement and more!

First of all, the park rangers use all the wood that they chop down as fire wood for the campers. By the way, the wood is free.

Free wood!

 Second of all, the campsites are flat and that is always good.  It feels good to have a clean bathroom.  That is what the rangers assure.  The bathrooms are great!  Many shortcuts through the forest make biking and walking fun.

 Third of all, the beach is awesome!  The soft groomed sand is great.  Two groomed volleyball courts make it fun sports-wise.  Four hammocks make the beach relaxing, a nice play-structure is used well and the nicely cut grass definitely stands out.  Also, if you want to, there is a 7-10 kilometer boardwalk around the shiny water (when the sun shines on it.)  I cannot dare not talk about the mini put just beside the beach parking lot.  You can't pass up an opportunity to mini putt here.  It is fun if you are alone or with friends and family.



 Overall this campground is great!








   

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