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Old 04-09-2004, 09:24 AM   #1
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Question London ON recommendations?

We're planning to stop near London Ontario on our way to the WBCCI International Rally this June. We're looking for kid-friendly (4 yrs old) things to see or do while in the area for 1 day. We like historic houses, gardens, kid-friendly museums, trains, and walking tours. Any suggestions?

We're also looking for campground recommendations, or 1-2 night courtesy parking if anyone up there can offer it. Thanks
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Old 04-09-2004, 10:14 AM   #2
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stop by Can-Am RV and have them show you how you can pull a 34-footer w/ your honda
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Old 04-09-2004, 03:08 PM   #3
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Hey, not a bad idea! I hear they'll let people try their test rig. I've always wanted to try it...

But unfortunately, that's not the sort of "family friendly" activity we were looking for. Does anyone else have suggestions in the London area?
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Old 04-09-2004, 03:42 PM   #4
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Hey, maybe they'll let the wife and kids ride in the trailer while you do the slalom in the Intrepid! that should be fun! Hey, why not? if its safe to ride around w/ that setup, its safe to ride in the back, too!!

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Thumbs up Are you coming a little further east??

Hello .. How are you? If you were coming a little further east I would suggest a lovely private campground called Green Acre Park. Lovely place we were there last fall. It is near St. Jacob's an Mennonite community market only 10 minutes away. Beautiful countryside .. near the cities of Guelph and Waterloo. Annie
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Do try out the Intrepid and 34' Airstream

I drove that combination last spring and was amazed how well it towed. It is worth the visit to try it out. Would highly recommend it .. Annie
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Old 04-09-2004, 03:55 PM   #7
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If you were coming a little further east I would suggest a lovely private campground called Green Acre Park.
I should have made myself more clear. We're actually coming FROM the east, down the 401 from Toronto. So without checking my map, it sounds like we'll go right by the area you mentioned. Sounds like a nice spot.
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We are just 70 miles or so from Toronto

We are very close .. we were chatting with each other on chat night .. we have the Tradewind for sale .. We live in Peterborough.. called the Kawarthas.. Indian meaning Land of Shining Waters.. we are surrounded by water where we live .. The Otonabee river 3 blocks to the west and Little Lake 2 blocks to the south and the Trent canal 2 blocks to the east.. lots of water.. and we have the highest hydraulic Liftlock in the world.. it will be having it's 100 th birthday this summer.. Annie
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I know someone that can give you information about London.
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I know someone that can give you information about London.
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I want to know about Tampa. Going there next Wednesday. Other the Busch Gardens and Ybor City, what should I do?
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Old 04-09-2004, 04:54 PM   #11
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Don, you should go camping at Ft DeSoto County Park. GREAT place! But the trick is to get a reservation in advance. They only accept them in person, in cash.
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