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This museum contains a rich historical collection of art and the decorative arts (13-19 C) as well as a collection of modern and contemporary art. You will discover medieval manuscripts; the works of Brueghel the Younger, Rembrandt, De Wit, the Barbi..
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This park is the one of the many green spaces in the city. To the southeast, note the monument erected to the memory of the victims of the last war: a group of bronze statues featuring a hostage and resistance fighters. It is the work of sculptor Mar..
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Construction of this sandstone church started in about 1200. Enlarged in the 15 C, it conserves an important 13 C Romanesque tower with twin bays. The spire was added at the beginning of the century. On the right outside wall of the church, note the ..
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Installed in a former spinning mill (1900), this museum illustrates the development of the Twente from 1600 to today. The accent is on the textile industry since 1850. The museum also explores the impact of the evolution of this industry on the worke..
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Built by G. Friedhoff in 1933, this brick town hall was inspired by the one in Stockholm. Somewhat austere, it is flanked of a high, square belfry with bulging walls.

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We talk a lot about screens these days, so much so that for me to type the word "table" without appending a "t" onto the end has become somewhat of a difficult task. That said, there's much talk about how it's important to converse with customers across the multiplying number of screens we interact with daily, but little thought given to what the experiences on each screen, each surface really are.
In a meeting this week, friend and associate Joe Chernov at Eloqua, we got to talking analogies and trying to decipher what the proper metaphor for each would be for each screen that we interact with. I posited that it won't be long before computing becomes so pervasive that we'll be merely looking for a flat surface upon which to consume content, collaborate or compute. A colleague in the room said, "so, we're really talking about tables as the analogy. There are conference room tables, desks, side tables and coffee tables." It's a great analogy and gets to the root of the issue not what we're using be it iPad, Galaxy Nexus or Microsoft Surface, but what we're trying to accomplish.
My counter to this is that we're more likely to create a successful analogy thinking about chairs. We have our office task chair where we do most of our work as spend most of our midday time, often positioned squarely in front of our desktop monitor or laptop computer. We're there to consume, collaborate and compute and create. It's our most functional "seat" but one where we spend a finite amount of time and that restricts us from other associated but decidedly non-computing tasks. When we're out and about, we may occasion upon a stool whether at the lunch counter of our favorite diner, a stool at our best after-work bar or coffee shop. We're at these venues to do other things - namely unwind and socialize either with or outside of out work cohort but we want to connect, keep an eye on information and tasks and take care of the less involved of the latter. When we come home, it's our favorite comfortable chair or recliner where we unwind. As we wrap things up, we may want to control more directly some of the content we're consuming - evidenced by the X% of Americans use a tablet while in front of the TV - while having a moderately productive workspace that's not as all-consuming as that focused task chair, after all, we're doing other things but not quite on the run.
Whichever analogy you choose - and Joe's continued to think up still more based on the same discussion - the imperative is that computing has become mobile first as the better part of our day is spent away from that task chair, even for the information worker and traditional "desk" worker. We all want to remain connected and productive outside of the task chair and desk scenario and, in most cases, by choice. So a strategy to provide content, access, and tools built for our various modes of consumption should be as fundamental as providing seating in a furnished space. Alas, we're a ways away from this now, but those who choose to provide only one "seat" for their guests are likely to being viewed like a standing-room-only venue: whether an employer or a brand, nobody is going to want to stick around too long.
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The role of the storyteller in education. How we use objects and narratives to build coherent histories.
Do you know the difference between a crocodile and an alligator? I was in the Natural History Museum in London at the weekend with some friends, and this was one of the many new things that i learnt. Museum education … Continue reading
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Hasn't the weather been lovely? The concepts of 'phatic' and 'ideational' communication and why not everything has to be informative when we write learning materials.
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Why do we choose the words we do? Choosing your voice and creating identity in real and online spaces.
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The day the iPhone died. How downgrading is more painful that anticipated.
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I don't remember this with my first. I have had non stop cramps and pain in my lower back since yesterday. They are pretty bad cramps, too. No spotting or bleeding though. Should I be worried??
Ughhh why did I talk about baby names this early? Stupid stupid stupid. I know it's early but I'm going to be devastated if I miscarry.


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All Dirty Kanza 200
The strength within: Yuri Hauswald on Dirty Kanza 200 win
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A Case for Suffering: The never-ending math equation (that is Dirty Kanza)
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When alone and beaten down by the wind and the Flint Hills, a constant stream of calculations keeps a rider moving toward 205 miles
Gallery: Nick Legan's Dirty Kanza 200 rig
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Nick Legan will toe the line at Dirty Kanza 200 this Saturday: Here's a look at the bike he's put together for the grueling race
Dirty Kanza tech: Nick Legan's Salsa's Vaya Ti
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A look at the Salsa Vaya Ti that Nick Legan used for the 200-mile Dirty Kanza race. UPDATED with Kanza video.
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Joe Hayes recently wrote in opposition to the new voter ID law. Although he agreed with Shirley Scott�s earlier letter noting the myriad instances in today�s society in which a photo ID is requested or required, he repeated the Democrat shibboleth that the requirement for a photo ID would impose a �substantial and disproportionate impairment� on the right of African Americans in N.C. to vote. This seems to be a conclusion without any factual basis. This allegation is frequently made, but mere repetition does not establish the truth of an assertion � although it has been said that if you repeat a lie often enough, people will eventually believe it. Could he, or anyone, please explain the mechanics of how such a requirement would work such a disadvantage for African Americans? If the ID will be provided by the state at no expense to the recipient, how is anyone � but African Americans in particular � disadvantaged?
I can imagine an old, infirm person incapable of driving to the ID issue site, with no friends or family to provide transportation and no money to hire a taxi. Is there some mysterious law of nature, or only the fevered imagination of liberals, that would dictate that this person would be always and only African American? I think that in the real world, such hurdles that might exist could affect black, white, Asian and Hispanics equally. What am I missing?
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Spencer Hawes got one measure of validation Thursday for his decision to leave Washington after a year, selected with the No. 10 pick by the...
Spencer Hawes got one measure of validation Thursday for his decision to leave Washington after a year, selected with the No. 10 pick by the Sacramento Kings.
Now comes the hard part — proving the Kings were right for drafting him.
He sounded up for the challenge.
"Can't wait," he said when asked how eager he was to get his NBA career started.
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The Kings had long been considered a destination for Hawes as they had worked him out a few weeks ago and were known to want a young big man to begin grooming to help out — or replace — 31-year-old Brad Miller, who is coming off one of his worst seasons.
Hawes, often compared to Miller in style, thinks that's a good fit for him.
"With the personnel they have, I think I'll be able to make a good transition to the next level," said Hawes, who hired Arn Tellem as his agent (the same agent as ex-Washington star Brandon Roy) and plans to head to Sacramento today to begin preparing for summer-league play.
Said Hawes' former coach at UW, Lorenzo Romar: "He's very analytical and he studied all the teams quite a bit in depth that he thought he may have a chance to go to and Sacramento was one of those that he thought … it was a place he thought he could do well. So he's excited."
And Kings fans are apparently happy to see Hawes — in a recent online poll on the team's Web site, 88 percent said the team should take either a center or a power forward.
Those fans are surely hoping Hawes can do something about the fact Sacramento finished last in the NBA in rebounding last season.
Rebounding, however, remains one of the big question marks about Hawes' game, something he readily admitted again Thursday needs some improvement.
But despite the question marks, Hawes was a hot commodity. He had a second workout with the Bulls this week and thought Chicago might take him with the No. 9 pick.
He said he was "a little bit" surprised the Bulls didn't snap him up, instead taking forward/center Joakim Noah of Florida. But the nervousness didn't last long with the Kings taking him with the next pick.
"I'm happy where I'm at," he said.
He'll also enjoy a two-year contract that will pay him at least $3.5 million.
That he will get the immediate payoff seemed to justify his decision to leave Washington after one season.
"I think so," he said. "This is the culmination of a lot of hard work."
Romar agreed.
"Early on, people questioned why he would do it and people would say he's not ready yet," Romar said. "You know what? Physically, he may not be ready at this point. He has some things he has to learn. But as I continue to say, the NBA is going to help him with that and they believed that and backed that up by picking him 10th. He can definitely play in the NBA.
"I don't think we've seen the finished product of Spencer Hawes yet at all. And that's what I mean when I say maybe he's not ready yet. But he can definitely play in the NBA, and the Sacramento Kings certainly think so."
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Wild Space enjoys a 'Chocolate Haze'
We crave chocolate, indulge in it, glorify it in decadent desserts and use the word as an affectionate adjective, but we rarely dance about it.
Wild Space Dance Company took reverence for chocolate, and cravings in general, to a new level Thursday evening with a creative, witty homage titled "Luscious." »Read Full Article
'Modern Family,' 'Behind the Candelabra' lead Wisconsin-tied Emmy winners
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Thunder notebook: Serge Ibaka on the verge of leading league in blocks
In just his second NBA season, Thunder forward Serge Ibaka is on the cusp of leading the league in total blocked shots. Ibaka had 189 entering Monday's game at Sacramento, three more than Washington's JaVale McGee. In Washington's 95-94 win against Boston on Monday, McGee finished with five blocks.
But Ibaka actually upped his lead by swatting six shots in the Thunder's 120-112 win over the Kings. Ibaka had four rejections after halftime.
Now, all Ibaka has to do is maintain his four-block lead over McGee in Wednesday's season finale against Milwaukee. The Wizards play at Cleveland on Wednesday. Orlando's Dwight Howard is third in total blocks but now trails by 10 blocks.
Ibaka won't finish the season as the block leader in per-game blocks. Bucks center Andrew Bogut has 168 blocks through 65 games, giving him a 2.58 average. Ibaka is tied with Howard for third with a 2.4 average.
Still, Ibaka has been somewhat surprised at his success.
"I wasn't thinking about leading the league," Ibaka said. "I was thinking block shots and see what happens. Blocking shots is part of my job on this team. It's something I like to do, too. I enjoy it every time when I block shots. It just comes natural."
Ibaka in all likelihood has yet to reach his ceiling as a shot-blocker. With low-post defensive ace Kendrick Perkins next to him, Ibaka has been even more of a force rejecting shots. Since Perkins debuted with the Thunder on March 14, Ibaka has averaged 3.46 blocks in 15 games.
"It's mental," said Ibaka, who still is just 21. "Every time I'm on the court, I try to block shots. That's where I bring my effort. And when I start to block one, two shots, it gives me more motivation to keep doing it."
Kevin Durant was named Western Conference Player of the Week for games played April 4 through April 10. In four games over that span, Durant led the Thunder to a 4-0 record, with wins coming against the Lakers, Clippers and Denver twice.
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I loved this episode, every thing about this episode was just great. AshxBayLeef so cute, I loved how she really wanted to be with Ash and took that Pokeball away from him. I really loved all the Pokemon and them showing there love for Ash different ways. Oaks getting old and its starting to show by him forgetting which Pokemon Ash wanted sent over, that part was funnyXD loved Snorlax and him defeating Team Rocket without even trying, ouch for them. Kind of makes miss comical Team Rocket here. Over all a fun episode and Ash had the best expressions to his Pokemon LOL.
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Puzzling Political Game By LEW FERGUSON Associated Press Writer TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) Con- firmation of Richard D. Dewey to be director of the Kansas Bureau of Investigation took on an aura of political mystery last week. It may not be unraveled until the Senate votes its approval or rejection of Atty. Gen. Curt Schneider's choice to succeed Fred Howard, now Topeka's po- lice chief. At the center of the mystery was the Wichita Crime Com- mission, an unofficial group of local law enforcement support- ers which Dewey has called "a wealthy vigilante committee." Schneider got wind about two weeks ago that the Wichita group, a nongovernmental agency made up of business- men who contribute an- nually and hire a staff of two, was conducting an "investiga- tion" into Dewey's past. Nobody seemed to know on what authority the Wichita group would conduct an investi- gation, and the Democratic at- torney general read politics into the probe. Some suggested Lt. Gov. Shelby Smith, a Republican, was behind it. Smith and the Crime Commission's director, Maurice Corcoran, are both for- mer Federal Bureau of Investi- gation agents, Corcoran was picked by Schneider to head a selection committee to search for a new KB I director before Schneider took office Jan. 13. Corcoran openly supported Thomas E. Kelly, an FBJ agent stationed in Topeka, for the KBI director's post. He ex- pressed disappointment to Schneider when the attorney general opted for Dewey on Jan. 22. Putting their political suspi- cions together, some Demo- crats figured Smith and Corco- ran were promoting their old FBI buddy, Kelly, for the KBI post. They also figured they still might get it for him if they couldgetDewey's confirmation blocked. Smith says this "logic" is not true, because he didn't in- stigate or encourage the Crime Commission's probe. Dewey said he chooses to be- lieve the new lieutenant gover- nor would involved in such a political game. 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Authorities said the gunman threatened to blow up the Jet unless his demands were met. They reported the hijacker also demanded that five ma- chine guns and five parachutes be delivered aboard the plane and that it be refueled for a possible flight out of Brazil. No destination was mentioned. In addition, a government spokesman said he demanded broadcast of a "subversive" statement. A spokesman for the airline VASP said the pilot advised of the hijacking after a stop at Goianla on a 500-mile flight from Sao Paulo to Brasilia, the national capital. When it landed here, police surrounded the plane and closed the airport to traffic. The fate of the passengers and seven crewmen of the Boeing 737 remained unclear (Continued on page 15) chairman of the local Com- munity Development citizens advisory committee. Overall theme for this year's town hall series, co-sponsored by Benedictine College and the city of Atchison, is Atchison's Values and Priorities: What Have They Been? What Are They Now? What Should They Be in the Each program features an expert consultant and teacher- humanists from the local com- munity. Amyx, who holds a masters degree in public ad- ministration from the University of Kansas, will speak on: "Tomorrow's At- chison: The Impact of the 1974 Community Development and Housing Dr. Frank Carpinelli, moderator for the town hall series, reports that Amyx was originally scheduled to speak at the sixth town hall session, but due to a conflict with Housing and Urban De- velopment officials he has been moved up in the series and will speak on a different topic. The sixth session will deal with the local budget and taxes, ac- cording to the town hall outline. Amyx received his A.B. 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Fox-Vliet purchased the Snowden-Mize Drug Co. June 1, 1973, at which time it was an- nounced that the company had taken a five-year lease on the Snowden-Mize building. Besides its plant here and headquarters at Wichita, Fox- Vliet, one of the largest whole- sale drug firms in the Midwest, operates eight other ware- (Continucd on page 15) Gel the jump on spring-- clean out your attic and basement with a Globe Want Ad. Ph. 367-0583 for adtaker. Adv. By DON KENDALL AP Farm Writer WASHINGTON (AP) A boost in retail food prices last month was bigger than some administration officials had hoped for. But it was about in line with predictions by the Ag- riculture Department that con- sumers will see grocery costs climbat least through midyear. In January, the government reported Friday, food prices rose eight-tenths of one per cent despite recent drops in wholesale and farm prices. One reason for the lag is that built-in costs of transporting raw products from farms, as- sembling them in wholesale centers and processing them into package items for store shelves have not declined ac- cordingly. This margin of cost between farmers and consumers con- tributed to 80 per cent of the retail food price rise in 1974 and will be a major factor in keeping the spiral going in 1975, USDA economists say. January increase of eight- tenths of one per cent. Using USDA methods for av- eraging statistics over the en- tire 12 months, retail food prices last year rose about 14.5 per cent from 1973. Middleman charges for getting food from farms to consumers accounted for about per cent, higher farm prices three per cent. Prices of agricultural prod- ucts at the farm have dropped from a year ago, including sub- stantial declines for cattle and grain. This has meant some- what lower prices for super- market beef. For example, figures for ear- CD Group Approves Goals, SWEEP Plan Start Working To End En- vironmental Pollution, Inc (SWEEP) became part of the Community Development funding recommendations and six long range goals were adopted by the CD citizens advisory committee during a meeting at City Hall Friday night. SWEEP, Inc., reportedly could receive from the CD program for purchase of a building and equipment to be used as a recycling center here. The citizens committee has already formalized funding recommendations for housing, social services, streets, lighting, sewers and ad- ministration. In order to accommodate the SWEEP request, money from the contingency fund and first year balance could be utilized, according to John Bishop, committee chairman. The city expects to receive around during the first year of a CD program here if application is made on or prior to April 15. During a special session on Feb. 5, the city governing body okayed a contract with the consulting firm of Oblinger- Smith, Inc.. at a cost no greater than to prepare the Atchison CD application. The city commission is ex- pected to meet in special session tomorrow evening to consider the CD citizens ad- visory committee recom- mendations. No agenda has been released from City Hall. Six long range goals of the CD program here, as suggested Friday night are: -To eliminate dilapidated housing here by acquisition of suitable housing and en- forcement of the city building code. --To improve the physical makeup of a 24-block target area in North Atchison or wherever needed. -To continue expansion of social services. --To improve recreational facilities for the city, (con- struction of a youth center or new swimming pool was -To give special recognition for the elderly. -To study traffic patterns in Atchison and improve the quality of life. 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3400 Dunn Lake Rd. Clearwater, British Columbia V0E 1N0 (map) | (866) 587-6368
Sites: 18 | Latest Rate: $41.00 | 1 Reviews
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Aug 2014 - $41.00
This is the finest park we've ever stayed in. It is primarily an up-scale Resort, with 28 log cabins situated on a private lake in deep woodlands near Clearwater, BC. They also have a top-notch RV park, with ten looong paved pull-throughs and eight big gravel back-ins. All sites are dead-level, surrounded by expansive perfect lawns and a few trees. All roads are paved, and all sites are full-service. The one pair of bathroom are great, with free hot showers. Amenities include a single restaurant ($$$), free boat and canoe usage, kids' playground, fishing, covered picnic areas, self-serve BBQs, and hiking trails. No cell service, but the free WiFi signal is strong everywhere (although the satellite Internet connection can be slow). Views of the surrounding mountains are also free. Now the only downside: the location is 13 miles from town, half of it rough pavement, and half graded dirt. It is also up a couple thousand feet of steep climbing, which might heat up your transmission if you haul a big rig. I wouldn't recommend this as an overnight stop if you are traveling through, but if you plan to stay put and enjoy the wonderful amenities in this quiet, beautifully-maintained park, then I highly recommend it. - Doug Atterbury
88 Walker Road Clearwater, British Columbia V0E 1N0 (map) | (250) 674-3771
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Jun 2014 - $30.00
We did not stay here after all. We found this campground from their beautiful interactive website and made a reservation. What a disappointment when we got there. First there was no signage so it was hard to find. At the entrance to the camp there was a small hand painted sign, so we had to make a rapid turn in. Down an awful road we came to the camp. Grass hadn't been cut, junk everywhere, and not a soul around. We walked around, looked at the supposed campsites and decided to look elsewhere for accommodation. Sad that this place is portrayed so beautifully on the web it puts expectations high which makes reality even more of a disappointment. - agility mom
Apr 2011 - $29.00
I tried to get into other campgrounds/RV Parks in the area but they were closed until May. I found this one, the guy that was on site, was happy to help us, and found a great spot looking across the mountains. The river walk was great which there was two different ones, they had a few things to buy, food, drinks on site, plus if you walk 5 minutes you can go to the General store for all the stuff you need, GAS, which was very handy, and the prices where excellent too. I was surprised to find WI-Fi here too being in the middle of nowhere. I will definitely stay here again. They seem happy enough to let your dog off leach as long as its out the main area of the campground, What I also liked about the place is, and also explained to us is that its in a banana belt, so they get less rain/wind/snow, and more sun, as the clouds slip off around that area of the campground, crazy eh! - Tracey M Issio
373 Clearwater Valley Rd Clearwater, British Columbia V0E 1N1 (map) | (250) 674-3918
Sites: 102 | Latest Rate: $41.00 | 8 Reviews
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Aug 2013 - $41.00
We stayed here two separate times, about two weeks apart when passing through, but mainly because of the paucity of reasonable competition. If this park were not helped by KOA affiliation and in a popular area I feel it would be somewhat empty. It was expensive for the level of amenities, and I was less than impressed to have neither cable nor usable WiFi. Sites are basic, not well laid out, and vary greatly in quality from average to poor. No pavement and dirty gravel at sites. The laundry was not clean nor well maintained. There was no supervision of the inconsiderate and noisy campers. I see another person has commented on the "bear fence" and believe it not to be electrified nor capable of keeping out any healthy bruin. It might make the European RVers feel better. I would stay here again as there is no other choice for a quick overnight stay at Clearwater. - BMonk
Jun 2013 - $39.00
The KOA at Clearwater is a very versatile "campground". It has lots of places for RV's, trailers, cabins, and Condo units. WiFi was OK, not great. Most sites were separated by shade trees and bushes and fairly level. They have a decent supply store, and a restaurant. The perimeter has a safety electric fence keeping bears out. The entrance gate is closed at 10pm, also keeping bears out. Staff were friendly and helpful. A good place to stay for white water rafting, and touring Wells Gray Park – a must to visit in this area. - Funpro
Aug 2010 - $29.00
Really loved this remote little campground, everything was clean and the staff was friendly and helpful. Some of the tent sites were hard to get into with our truck, but that was because of the beautiful forest. It was a great place to have as a base for exploring Wells Grey. - WhistlerRVpark
485 Eden Rd Clearwater, British Columbia V0E 1N1 (map) | (250) 674-3121
Sites: 39 | Latest Rate: $42.00 | 1 Reviews
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Jul 2015 - $42.00
This park has extremely long level sites, but is the most expensive so fr on our trip (3 months so far) @ $42 Cdn for full hookup. RV park is in the tree which is nice on those hot (37C) days.
Bathrooms / showers were free and okay. They need to be cleaned more than once a day. Didnt use the pool.
I would stay here again as on other park in the area was "cheek by jowel". - DCM/JMB
361 Ridge Drive Clearwater, British Columbia V0E 1N2 (map) | (250) 674-3351
Sites: 75 | Latest Rate: $35.00 | 14 Reviews
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Sep 2015 - $35.00
We camped as a large group. We loved this campground. A beautiful lake and lots to do in the area. We did day trips to Wells Grey. The campsites are super spacious. I wouldn't want to be in any of the middle sites - no shade. Sites 32-37 are the best ones in the campground. The cabins were really nice too. Dog friendly. Cell services. Lots of hike/bike trails. - Smoresinsmalltowns
Jul 2015 - $38.00
Nice park, room to park big rigs, some grass though it was dry when we were there. Office staff very friendly, they reserved 2 sites together so we could park next to friends.
I would stay there again. - Go often
Jun 2014 - $38.00
It was difficult to register ahead for this park, the person on the phone wasn't particularly helpful. However, when we arrived we were offered a choice of a few campsites, unfortunately none of them had shade, but the one we chose had a beautiful lake view from up on the hill. The office staff was so very helpful as I was trying to locate some family things in the area. The park was quiet and had nice walking trails for our dogs. The canoe rental was great, newer canoe and good life jackets. The park was clean and very well maintained and the restaurant on site was really good. We really enjoyed our stay and will certainly stay again if traveling that way. - agility mom
1480 Old N. Thompson Hwy Clearwater, British Columbia V0E 1N2 (map) | (250) 587-6100
Sites: 26 | Latest Rate: $25.00 | 2 Reviews
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Only two sites had sewer hookups and they were already booked. Excellent combination golf and camping rate. They have a nine hole course but we had unlimited all day play on it for 2 people, with cart, and overnight camping for $100.00. Additional night camping was $25.00. Ate dinner in the clubhouse. New owners are very friendly and customer focused. - User3508
Jul 2014 - $25.00
Nestled in wooded area adjacent to golf course which is in excellent condition. Dump station. Great clubhouse with great food. Very friendly staff. - Mozon
6624 Clearwater Valley Road Clearwater, British Columbia (map) | (250) 674-0009
Sites: 50 | Latest Rate: $22.00 | 2 Reviews
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Campground was most attractive (adjacent to a golf course) and we had a W&E only site right next to a rapidly flowing (and rather full) small river. Our spot was in full sun, but many of the other campsites where among large trees that provided nice shade. Our mid-June visit also coincided with arrival of a substantial mosquito population! (Be forewarned.) This park is about 21 miles north of Clearwater from the junction Clearwater Valley Road with the main highway. Both Google Maps and My GPS gave seriously wrong locations based on the street address (but the Lat. and Long. coordinates are correct). Note that this RV Park is just outside the gateway/border("Boundary Road") of Wells Gray Provincial Park. While this location added some travel time off our main route, it was well worth the side trip. The staff was pleasant and gave suggestions about local attractions. - Pete_by_the_river
Aug 2009 - $28.00
Park is adjacent to golf course and has special 'Stay and Play' rates. Next to Wells Gray Park about 35 km north of Clearwater. Very relaxed atmosphere and challenging golf course. Great place for a 3 day stay. - lrp374
Clearwater, British Columbia (map) | (250) 674-2194
Sites: 50 | Latest Rate: $15.00 | 1 Reviews
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This is the first (and last) campground from Clearwater with paved road access. Sites are large (many double sites), well groomed, and very private. Pit toilets, no running water (hard to use hand pump). Very nice park, with many beautiful falls nearby. Few mosquitoes. We would camp there again in a trailer for a few days. The park is remote, but worth the trip. - jboyer


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You know that when a company has a vacation rental category labeled "Lodging Beyond Compare", you're in for a treat. The cabins and cottages available through Moving Mountains are truly one of a kind with luxurious amenities including marble kitchen counter tops, stainless steel appliances, spacious great rooms with the latest audio an visual... more
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