The Pumpkin Patch was a nice place to stay. It was also where we met some nice folks, including one couple who had just been on a caravan tour of the Canadian Atlantic Maritimes - right where we were heading! Jim was a good source of info., and he also very generously gave us their Canadian park passes, saving us a boatload of $!!!!! Thank you Jim!!!!!!!!!!!! I'm not sure we would've stayed at any/many Canadian parks otherwise, because the total costs would've been about $60-70/nt instead of our usual $20-40 (and some places - like AL's Corp. of Engineer parks were only $9/nt for seniors!!!)!!!!! We still paid the campground fees (usually $35-40/nt or so) but didn't have to pay the extra daily permit fees to be in the park. Phew! And they have some wonderful parks, so it would've been a shame to miss them.
The kids liked it there too. Lots of good spots to explore.
Everyone loved their walks on the mown paths in the back, esp. the kitties.
Visiting with one of our nice neighbors - and her kitty and doggy.
Downtown Bangor.
Another nice neighbor!
Bye-bye Pumpkin Patch!
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