9082 CLARKSON AVE.,
BLACK CREEK, B.C.
PLEASE NOTE
THE CHECK IN TIME FOR PACIFIC PLAYGROUNDS IS
1:00
P.M. ON SEPT. 13TH
NO EARLIER PLEASE
CHECK OUT TIME ON SEPT. 16TH
IS 11:00 A.M.
DIRECTIONS: Take the Inland
Highway (19) North or South to the Hamm Road Exit. From the South,
turn right, from the North turn left onto Hamm Road and follow the
road down to the Old Island Highway (19A). Turn left onto 19A and
drive approx. 1.7 km. to Regent Road – watch for signs ”Saratoga
Beach”, “Pacific Playgrounds” (There is a church on the
corner.) Turn right onto Regent Road. Take the 1st
right onto Saratoga Road. Continue onto Henderson Ave. then turn
left onto Eyre Road. At the STOP sign turn left onto Clarkson Ave,
follow to Pacific Playgrounds. FMCA signs will be posted. Once at
the campground, people will be there to direct you to your campsite
and help you park.
MEALS PROVIDED:
THURSDAY: Pot Luck. The
division of food will be as follows:
If your last name begins with A to G,
please bring a dessert.
H to P please bring a salad or
side dish
R to Z please bring a
meat/main dish.
Please remember to bring a serving that
will be suitable for 8 people.
FRIDAY:
8:30 a.m. Breakfast will be provided by
Bart & Linda Verruyt
5:30 p.m. Dinner will be provided by
Wolf & Barbara Schlichting
SATURDAY:
8:30 a.m. Breakfast will be provided by
Joe, Stella & Matt Blogg
5:30 p.m. Dinner will be provided by
Audrey Hauge & the Bloggs
SUNDAY:
8:00 a.m. Continental Breakfast will
be provided by Audrey Hauge and the Bloggs
HAPPY HOUR will be each day
starting at 4:00 p.m. so bring your own beverage and munchies and
socialize with friends.
SATURDAY will be the Ugliest
Sweater Competition so wear your ugliest sweater to dinner.
As usual, card games will be played in
the evening. If anyone is interested, we can play Bingo one evening,
with all monies collected being returned as prizes.
Weather permitting there will be
baseball, swing golf, etc. during the day. If anyone has a Bocce
Ball set, please bring it along as there is a lovely field near our
sites.
There are many things to do in the
area. Perhaps one of the most interesting, from a view standpoint,
is from on top of Mount Washington. The many trails in the area
offer views of alpine meadows and wetlands and occasional nature
sightings.
Explore Cumberland with its funky shops
and historic tributes.
Merville/Black Creek offer numerous
wineries and farm stands for a taste of the valley.
Have a safe drive and we will see you
at Pacific Campgrounds.
