Group Campers


This past weekend began on Wednesday when our 1st group of campers began arriving - they ultimately took up 14 sites and would have taken up more but by that time there weren't any more sites available! They had to double up and triple up in some cases! Good grief and then on Thursday the other group came in and took another 11 sites! We were VERY BUSY!!! The 2nd group are very familiar to us now. They 1st came to us last year when they could not get into kachess and now they love Wish Poosh - last time they came they gave us a 10lb bag of oranges, a large bowl of cherries and apples and this time they gave us two bags of apples (golden delicious and granny smith) and a large bag of tiny apricots! never saw apricots so small. They are good though and we are enjoying it all so much. great group of people... The best part of this job is the great people we meet and the very quiet times we have in such a lovely environment! ha!

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