Seasonal VIP Information
Hi folks,
Well, we got hit REALLY HARD hard with Thursday's storm. We are still without power, and phone service and internet was just restored about an hour ago (Saturday at 8:00 a.m.) We lost many large trees, some huge branches and some trees just came up at the roots. All roads are impassable because of trees across them and debris strewn about. There are wires down on the road to 20A,B and C, but there are no campers involved. The tree that went down was actually on the tent site. The river is high and we are watching it hour by hour with markers out. It has not risen since yesteray at 2:00 p.m. At that time the only camper even remotely in jeapardy was site #226 because he was set up right at the river's edge. So, we moved him off yesterday afternoon as a precaution.There are only three campers that are in jeapard because of downed trees and those folks have been notified by phone.
Before this storm the roads were icy and snow covered, and now they are still icy under the new snow from last night, plus there are branches of all sizes all over every road. I know you folks are concerned because of the news reports, but if you have not been notified by phone then there is absolutely no danger regarding your site. Because of the heavy rains there is only the inch or so of snow that we received last night on the roofs. BUT, IF YOU INSIST ON COMING INTO THE CAMPGROUND - You MUST park in the parking lot and walk in, even if the gate is open. We are leaving it open for the power company to get in with their big trucks. DO NOT UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCE DRIVE INTO THE CAMPGROUND. If you do walk into the campground you are hereby notified that you do so at your own risk.
The phones are back on now so you may leave a message. And we will check the email twice a day, morning and night until this mess is over and we have an all clear.
Thanks for your understanding.
JoAnn