Future citizens of Kincardine will hesitate to donate to the town in fear that their wishes will not be upheld. After all it sounds quite clear as to what the land was to be used for.
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Rachel butorajac
1 year ago
Please keep this nugget of history alive!
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Nathalie Berube
1 year ago
We love camping here ! It would be a shame to lose this site !
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Mare n' Nick Moore
1 year ago
We enjoyed several wonderful years camping there and believe it would be a real tragedy to close it down as it would no longer be enjoyed by the public as the space would likely be sold to some developer who'd end up building a few McMansions or condos for the rich:-(
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Annette Veltkamp
1 year ago
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If in fact this park is closed, it will undoubtedly become a high rise! As seen in many other locations along Lake Huron. The annual fees that are paid by the park guests no doubt offset any costs to the town
Do Not close this park, it is part of our heritage!
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Linda Mason
1 year ago
Love that park. It’s been home for me for the last 7 years.
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Joyce Cuyler
1 year ago
Our family comes from the US in the off season to visit family. This is where they enjoy parking their trailer as a central area to gather and visit family.
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Bruce Hedley
1 year ago
The property was not willed to the town to be sold so it should be kept for public use
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Cynthia Stacey
1 year ago
Would be horrible to close the park.
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Lancea Kavanaugh
1 year ago
It’s a gem and must be saved
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Jennifer Crook
1 year ago
Our family has camped in and around the Kincardine area for over 50 years. We are new to the Bluewater Trailer Park but hope to make memories with our family for many years to come.
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Edward Smith
1 year ago
This park has been pumping money into town coffers,downtown businesses, markets, and festivals for a long time. Please don't go.
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Catherine Susan Carnahan
1 year ago
I have been staying at Blue Water Trailer Park, part of the summer, for many, many years. I am here now! Most of my Kincardine photographs, which are in the Victoria Park Gallery, were taken while staying here at the park.
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sandra moulton
1 year ago
let's save the blue water trailer park!!!!
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Jamie Graham
1 year ago
Please keep Bluewater Trailer Park up and running, we love it here
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Jane McComb
1 year ago
Please save this park!
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Geri Graham
1 year ago
Please save our little park. Many in our park were born & raise in Kincardine and others have been visiting Kincardine for many years. Everyone in our park supports Kincardine with the many establishments that they visit from May to October. Bluewater Trailer Park is a “public park” that many people visit from out of town and from Kincardine throughout the summer.
Thank you in advance for your help.
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Donna Speers
1 year ago
They should not close the campground!!
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Geoff Graham
1 year ago
Save the park. Numerous people born and raised in Kincardine stay here in the summer. Spend money at all the establishments
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Sandra Benbow
1 year ago
I have many friends that use this campground year after year, it is a joy to go and visit with them.
I have, also, stayed at this campground as a transient camper, even though I live locally.
It is well looked after, clean and, those who live there as "seasonal campers" bring much to our community. A few are part of the Friday jam sessions at the local legion. These people are regulars and, part of our community. To close the Bluewater Trailer Park, would be like severing a limb.
Future citizens of Kincardine will hesitate to donate to the town in fear that their wishes will not be upheld. After all it sounds quite clear as to what the land was to be used for.
Please keep this nugget of history alive!
We love camping here ! It would be a shame to lose this site !
We enjoyed several wonderful years camping there and believe it would be a real tragedy to close it down as it would no longer be enjoyed by the public as the space would likely be sold to some developer who'd end up building a few McMansions or condos for the rich:-(
If in fact this park is closed, it will undoubtedly become a high rise! As seen in many other locations along Lake Huron. The annual fees that are paid by the park guests no doubt offset any costs to the town Do Not close this park, it is part of our heritage!
Love that park. It’s been home for me for the last 7 years.
Our family comes from the US in the off season to visit family. This is where they enjoy parking their trailer as a central area to gather and visit family.
The property was not willed to the town to be sold so it should be kept for public use
Would be horrible to close the park.
It’s a gem and must be saved
Our family has camped in and around the Kincardine area for over 50 years. We are new to the Bluewater Trailer Park but hope to make memories with our family for many years to come.
This park has been pumping money into town coffers,downtown businesses, markets, and festivals for a long time. Please don't go.
I have been staying at Blue Water Trailer Park, part of the summer, for many, many years. I am here now! Most of my Kincardine photographs, which are in the Victoria Park Gallery, were taken while staying here at the park.
let's save the blue water trailer park!!!!
Please keep Bluewater Trailer Park up and running, we love it here
Please save this park!
Please save our little park. Many in our park were born & raise in Kincardine and others have been visiting Kincardine for many years. Everyone in our park supports Kincardine with the many establishments that they visit from May to October. Bluewater Trailer Park is a “public park” that many people visit from out of town and from Kincardine throughout the summer. Thank you in advance for your help.
They should not close the campground!!
Save the park. Numerous people born and raised in Kincardine stay here in the summer. Spend money at all the establishments
I have many friends that use this campground year after year, it is a joy to go and visit with them. I have, also, stayed at this campground as a transient camper, even though I live locally. It is well looked after, clean and, those who live there as "seasonal campers" bring much to our community. A few are part of the Friday jam sessions at the local legion. These people are regulars and, part of our community. To close the Bluewater Trailer Park, would be like severing a limb.