Gold Trail RV Park

Having seen information in the Milepost about this RV Park and the apparently mouthwatering food we decided this would be a great last stop in BC, even thought we might stay for 2 days and enjoy the quaint little town. We pulled in to the entrance and were “greeted” by a gruf man who told my husband to turn off the engine (we are in a super C which has a turbo diesel that should be allowed a few minutes to cool down after a long drive, it is also not necessary to turn off the motor for a short stop unlike gas engines it does nothing for fuel economy). My husband turned off the engine and we got out of the RV and proceeded toward what we thought was the office. The man on the porch continued to push his argument about the need to turn off the engine, even resorting to the use of foul language. As I approached the stairs he turned his attention to me stating “You can’t bring that dog (chihuahua in my arms) in here it is a restaurant”. There was nothing wrong with what he said, his tone however was another matter, especially in light of the overly aggressive greeting we had received. My husband turned to me and quietly said, “Perhaps we should go to another RV Park.” Neither of us had a chance to say anything else, the man literally started ranting “get the f—- out of here then, we don’t want your kind in Canada! Go back to where you came from!” There were other choice words and several f- bombs dropped by him as we made our way back down the walk to our RV. My husband told him he was the rudest person we had met and he launched his final insult by spitting at us. Apparently this behavior is not unusual for this man, we found reviews (after the fact) on another site which told of his rude behavior. Definitely would avoid this place

This is a good stop for an overnight. The buildings are a bit old, but the shower was warm with great pressure (1$ per person, unlimited time). There is restaurant on the premises that offers cheap homemade food (great ribs and more). The laudry area is old and a bit dirty, but cheaper than local laundromats. The sites were a bit tight, but leveled. The cell signal was on and off.