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Bringing Tap Back
- Camp
- 405 Nyberg St, Kitchener, ON N2G, Canada Kitchener, ON N2G 2Z1
- Closed
Referral from
Jul 15, 2015
Heidi S.:
Does anyone know of any camps still accepting kids? Age 6
Ilona B.:
If you are interested in dance, contact Bringing Tap Back to see if there is still space for next week or in August. www.bringingtapback.com Kindermusik Kidsco Inc.
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Jul 15, 2015
Heidi S.:
Does anyone know of any camps still accepting kids? Age 6
Sherri H.:
Kindermusik Kidsco Aug 4 th -7 th and Aug 10 th to 14 th morning music camp. Ages 4-7. www.kindermusikkidsco.com or call 519-577-6121... Guse Productions
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Jun 22, 2015
Sarah L.:
Looking for camps for my 6 year old.
Nicole G.:
Broadway Stars Musical Theatre Summer Camp if she loves to sing! www.guseproductions.com Girls Rock! Camp
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Jun 22, 2015
Katy F.:
What is the absolute best summer camp for a seven year old girl? (I know it's probably too late for this year, and she is already...
Charlene R.:
Girls Rock Camp! http://www.girlsrockcamp.ca/ Shining Star Athletics
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Jun 24, 2015
Deanna C.:
Looking for places offering summer camp by the Day. **Not wanting a full week*
Full or half. Thanks in advance.
Ilona B.:
Shining Star Athletics has some spaces available if gymnastics is an interest. :) www.shiningstarathletics.ca - You don't have to do a... Waterloo Region
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Mar 15, 2015
Samaneh S.:
Dear friends,
I am looking for a good summer camp in waterloo region for my 10 year old daughter. If you have any info, please let me...
Pantea M.:
http://www.waterlooregion.org/.../Summer%20Camp%20List... YMCAs of Cambridge & Kitchener-Waterloo
- Camp
- 460 Frederick St #203, Kitchener, ON N2H 2P5, Canada Kitchener, ON N2H 2P5
- Closed
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Mar 08, 2015
Lisa P.:
Anyone have any recommendation for day camps over the summer? My son is 4 and is currently in JK.
Harry I.:
I work at the YMCA campground on Paradise Lake and would highly recommend their day camp. Its only 10 minutes from lakeshore and they... Your Health-Your Choice
- Camp
- Your first choice in Women's & Couple's Personal Training! Kitchener, ON N2H 1C6
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Jul 23, 2015
Natalie F.:
I'm looking for recommendations for a boot camp type of workout class (for adults) in KW offered week nights or weekends. Thanks :)
Cheryl L.:
Crystal is great! https://m.facebook.com/URHealth Heritage Martial Arts
- Camp
- 3310 King St E, Kitchener, ON N2A 1B3, Canada Kitchener, ON N2A 1B3
- Closed
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Jul 23, 2015
Natalie F.:
I'm looking for recommendations for a boot camp type of workout class (for adults) in KW offered week nights or weekends. Thanks :)
Sam H.:
http://www.heritagemartialarts.com/programs/melt-down-fitness/ CORE Lifestyle and Recreation Complex
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Jul 23, 2015
Natalie F.:
I'm looking for recommendations for a boot camp type of workout class (for adults) in KW offered week nights or weekends. Thanks :)
Julie G.:
http://www.coresportsandfitness.com/ClassSchedule. The Sunday AM bootcamp is awesome, sometimes they go out on the beach volleyball... Roadtrek Travel
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Referral from July 23, 2015
Natalie F. asked:
I'm looking for recommendations for a boot camp type of workout class (for adults) in KW offered week nights or weekends. Thanks :)
Amanda E. replied:
AtoZ fitness is great! Contact Amanda at amanda@fitfroma2 z.com
Jillian W. replied:
I highly recommend Stronger Forever! It's hard work but you definitely will see results!! It's at great times too, after you put the kiddies to bed.:)
Karie P. replied:
The Buff Mom is amazing: http://thebuffmom.com/
Timandcourtney S. replied:
Redline Conditioning!
Sarah M. replied:
Check out Bloom, Jennifer Krupka-Sicoli is amazing. https://m.facebook.com/breathestretchgrow
Krista S. replied:
The Buff Mom Fitness and Lifestyle Coaching is great! I go to the one in Kitchener but there's also classes offered in Waterloo. A new session starts beginning of Aug:)
Kimberly M. replied:
Sarah Tremblett
Heidi D. replied:
The Buff Mom!!!
Jennifer D. replied:
Cardio Kickboxing at http://www.driftwoodkarate.com/cardio-kickboxing.php After taking karate 2-5 times a week for 7 months, I decided to try one of their cardio kickboxing classes and was amazed. It far surpassed my experiences using machines, weights, and taking classes at a gym. Driftwood's instructors excel at motivating you to push yourself further than you ever have before or can imagine. I also highly recommend their karate classes. https://www.facebook.com/driftwood.martial.arts
Tanya P. replied:
Stronger Forever
Terri B. replied:
Redline Conditioning offers an awesome adult group training program. Check them out.
Referral from June 9, 2013
Stephanie A. asked:
I would like to get an rv GPS so I'm warned of low overpasses and such. Does anyone have a recommendation or can a garmin or Tom Tom be adapted? Thanks
Mike W. replied:
At http://roadtreking.com
Trudy M. replied:
Just got the 7720 RAnd McNally this week from http://www.rvupgradestore.com $315.95 + 11.62 shipping .....total $327.57 got it in 2 days.
Mike M. replied:
http://geeksontour.tv/2011/11/rand-mcnally-tripmaker-rvnd-gps-for-rvs/
Mike M. replied:
http://www.thegpsstore.com/Magellan-RoadMate-RV-9165T-LM-Backup-Camera-Bundle-P3174.aspx
J H. replied:
http://www.randmcnally.com/category/rv-gps
J H. replied:
http://www.randmcnally.com/category/rv-gps
Referral from May 4, 2016
Judy E. asked:
My husband and I are planning a trip in our 1995 Roadtrek from NH to Glacier National Park in June. Would love to hear from those who have visited GNP in the past with...
Mike A. replied:
https://www.facebook.com/BoondockersWelcome/?fref=ts
Ned D. replied:
Going to the Sun Road was still closed at the end of June when we visited in 2014. You could only drive a few miles in from West Glacier, then had to turn around. Park shuttles would take you a little deeper into the park for hiking, sightseeing, etc but we had a dog. There is a fantastic boondocking site about an hour away from West Glacier on Ashley Lake. https://freecampsites.net/#!3632&query=sitedetails
Christine D. replied:
We enjoyed a hike with the field institute. http://www.glacierinstitute.org. We wish that we would have considered staying the night in some of the back country chalets. http://www.hikinginglacier.com/glacier-backcountry-chalets.htm. There are few (or no) glaciers visible on the main roads; you need to hike in the backcountry to see them. And you need to see them now because they are melting away. http://www.glacierhikers.com/glaciers.html
Referral from July 21, 2015
Kimberley B. asked:
One More question, Sorry to bother everyone. All provincial parks within 6 hours of me (Kitchener Waterloo) are booked for the August long weekend. Do you have any...
Nikki W. replied:
Fanshawe Conservation Area in London is nice and really caters to families. You can preview their campsites in their website.
Tina G. replied:
What about Warsaw Caves. You can go swimming hiking and look in the caves. Not to big either.
Tammy R. replied:
If your kids like to swim, avoid Beavermead, dirty water! Try Lakefield Campground, nice lots, beach. Or better yet, try Pine Grove Point in Harcourt. My personal favourite:)
Susan W. replied:
John Johnstone make sure you have your friends name/phone number/email/address etc. it will be needed to put a reservation in their name, you can't put 2 sites in your name
Valerie H. replied:
Camp Klahanie, just north of Parry Sound www.campklahanie.com
Karen M. replied:
All of the pinery is booked? That is one big park. Port Burwell PP is another huge park . Check everyday for cancellations. Good Luck
Annica S. replied:
Sandhills Campground near Port Burwell. It's located between Long Point and Port Burwell along Lakeshore Road (Cty 42), here's the link...it's a privately run family owned business. I have taken my kids there several times and it's been great. Quiet, place...they put the potential party goers in "field camping", they have radio free zones and generally everyone is really respectful there. http://www.sandhillpark.com/
Pamela F. replied:
We have the same problem, gonna check out a campground on madawaska river paddlerco-op.com
Annica S. replied:
You could also try Beavermeade Park in Peterborough. WARNING: I have NOT been there but it isn't far from where I live and IT IS within city limits. There is a nice lake. Live Music at Del Crary park as a part of Music Fest in Peterborough and this is free on the Saturday night...I believe there is Fireworks too. They do have serviced sites....I just have NO idea about the noise level. There is the Life Lock Cruise you can go on and on Long Weekends there is generally something happening for the kids somewhere within city limits. Check out Primitive Designs, in Port Hope and see the Transformers made of scrap metal. There's minigolf and other activities at Milltown (family run business), lots of very pretty trails too.
Referral from August 3, 2015
Kathleen D. asked:
We took the plunge! Bought a 2010 Roadtrek 210. Pick it up Monday and drive from Florida to Pennsylvania. Need some suggestions where to camp. We love to hike. Also, I...
Clifton K. replied:
We just returned from an 1800 mile RV trip with my son in his 40 ft. motor home. Our navigation was done using google maps on the smart phone. It navigated our route and when we got to the end of the driving day, we just asked google to tell us where the campgrounds were in the area. It listed all of them and all we had to do was call to find out if there were any sites available. It also listed all the Wal Marts in the area. Google is our best friend when we are traveling. All you have to do is ask it a question about anything, and it has the answer. Google will definitely be our travelling companion all our future Roadtreking adventures.
James J. replied:
Check out the app freecampsites.com. Many places are free or low cost to stay many in small towns
Leslie E. replied:
We stayed at Gamble Rogers SP in Flagler Beach, FL when picking up our RT in SC and driving back to FL. As everyone mentioned, FL has some beautiful State Parks.
Sam N. replied:
I agree with Dave. Download the manual. We have the 2010 RT 210 Popular. Little Talbot Island near Jacksonville is worth visiting. Agree with Blue Ridge Parkway and Shenandoah parks for view and camping. The RT is great on those hilly, curving roads. Enjoy.
Carolyn M. replied:
Congrats! You will love your RT. We have stayed at Little Talbot State Park and want to stay at Gamble Rogers State Park. Here is a link to the FL State Parks: https://www.floridastateparks.org/
Dave S. replied:
Download the owners manual from Roadtrek.com and study it between now and Monday. You will be glad you did. ;-)
Referral from October 9, 2017
Cindy M. asked:
Hello. New member here. Cindy. Are there any groups dedicated to camping on a "shoestring"? I have turned my van into a camping vehicle. But on a limited budget,...
Geneva S. replied:
Www.freecampsites.net, iOverlander, Roadside America, Atlas Obscura.
Jim O. replied:
Mike Wendland recommends www.OvernightRVParking.com. If you subscribe, tell them that he referred you, and you'll get 15 months for the price of 12 on your new subscription.
Beverly H. replied:
This is the most informative guy I have found on the web on this subject. He has years worth of videos to point you in the right direction. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAj7O3LCDbkIR54 hAn6Zz7A
Shelley D. replied:
Facebook Group - Frugal Full-Time RVers
Referral from May 20, 2015
Heather S. asked:
anyone know of a camp that would include singing? My daughter really wants to sing and record a song. Kitchener or Waterloo
Amanda B. replied:
Thanks bea! Www.thesingerstheatre.ca
Ilona B. replied:
Broadway Stars Musical Theatre Summer Camp - Contact Nicole Guse - www.guseproductions.com - 519-577-3291
Referral from November 12, 2016
Bill D. asked:
Howdy.Got a quick question.It's getting cold around the Cincinnati OH area which is where I usually camp and was wondering if anyone uses a small propane heater for...
Suzanne E. replied:
do you not have a propane furnace? I have a 2008 170 P and used my propane furnace the last couple of chilly weekends boondocking at dog shows.
Bill D. replied:
I have a furnace but I sadly admit I don't know if it is propane or not.My stove works which is propane. I haven't had much time to really study the van out on all of it's features.Mine is also the 2008 170 Popular:-)
Cheryl M. replied:
After a weekend with a morning chill I learned how to turn on my furnace when I got home in my 2001 190V. Bought it this past summer, and never even thought about the heater - I live in Florida! I also put back down the 2 carpets the previous owner had for the "hallway." I had a runner on the floor, but found the extra layer of carpeting keeps the floor warmer.
Referral from June 7, 2017
Reddrick R. asked:
Chicago Camping??? We will be picking up a friend at the Midway airport in Chicago at the end of the month. He is arriving from a 4 leg international flight, so there...
Lisa A. replied:
I think you can camp at McCormick Place, good location but not sure about electric hookups. Something to look into... you'll definitely want to check out Millennium Park as well as the Field Museum. If you are at all into baseball and the Cubs are in town seeing a game at Wrigley Field is also a fun thing to do.
Cheryl E. replied:
Navy Pier is a great place for food and shopping
Deborah S. replied:
Boat tour -- can't miss. https://www.tripadvisor.com/AttractionProductDetail?product=5580ARC&d=534489&aidSuffix=tvrm&partner=Viator
Maya P. replied:
Good luck with trying to navigate the traffic in Chicagoland area. Parking garages won't work because the clearances are only 7-8 feet. Street parking is next to impossible. Haven't heard of any campgrounds that are close to any of the attractions. And also there aren't many truck stops (Flying J, Pilot, Love's) in the area.
John J. replied:
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Judy P. replied:
Hide a way lake in Yorkville. It's a little out but then take the train in. Cheapest way to get into the city. Parking downtown will be over $50 a day. You can use the water taxi from the train stations. Make sure you see The Bean. Still my favorite place in the city.
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