Nakusp Municipal Campground
Site #3 - $27 p only, wifi iffy
Temp 14C
When we left the Gold Panner campground there was a cop car and an ambulance at the entrance. They were checking out a hitchhiker who was found sleeping in the campground washroom. He was 31 years old, had no permanent address, appeared somewhat disorientated and had an injured arm. We wondered his story - how he ended up there miles from town and what would become of him. Sad.
Site #3 - $27 p only, wifi iffy
Temp 14C
When we left the Gold Panner campground there was a cop car and an ambulance at the entrance. They were checking out a hitchhiker who was found sleeping in the campground washroom. He was 31 years old, had no permanent address, appeared somewhat disorientated and had an injured arm. We wondered his story - how he ended up there miles from town and what would become of him. Sad.
We continued our travels through the Monashee Pass and took the Needles ferry across Arrow Lakes.
We spent two nights in the Nakusp Municipal Campground. Even though it is in the centre of town, the park is among huge cedars and pines and one has the sense they are camping in the country. It was raining both mornings. We did a short driving tour to check out MacDonald Prov. Pk. They have added some electric sites which is unusual for BC Prov Parks but the sites are narrow and crammed together. Disappointing. We would certainly stay in their large unserviced and much more private sites though. After lunch the rain stopped and we enjoyed our afternoon wood fires and our bike rides along the lake and through town.
The flowers in the parks were incredible!
Wednesday morning we left Nakusp in the sunshine and headed north along Arrow Lakes.
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