Last December I stayed for one week at Tyenhead campground in Surry BC. I had no water for 1 week and the main - campground-roads were not cleared of snow for 2 weeks - making it impossible for the propane etc. trucks to get in or out. I approached the owner and asked for help getting out of the park(we had shoveled for 6 hour to clear out in front of the coach to the main campground road). He shrugged his shoulders and walked away saying it costs money. We finally made a "run" for it and scratched the left side of the coach on an ice pile but did get out after spinning a few times and got onto the outside municipal road - cleared. We then headed south on clear roads.
For this I paid $33.00 per day. Because of the owners attitude and lack of maintance, I will never go back.
My advice is STAY AWAY from this campground.

Maybe you are being a little hard on them. Last winter was very harsh for this area, most snow ever recorded. He probably could not find a plow for hire although that is not an excuse for a poor attitude toward a paying customer. I have to wonder why you were traveling by coach here at that time of year, you were lucky to find a park open.

Sorry, I was away from the internet. I wasn't hard enough on him. It was his attitude that was the worst. He just didn't give a dam. Other "full timers" came over to me and helped shovel the unit out onto the road (my responsability) and helped me shovel some of the snow "clumps" on the park road so that I could have a try at getting out. I scraped one side of my coach but after a few spin outs made it out. They were all worried as they couldn't get a propane truck into the park and if there was a 911 call, the needed equipment, it couldn't get in. They said that there were numerous spaces where the water and or sewer didn't work - since the summer and he made no attempt to fix them. They felt he was "sucking" the money out of the park and not puting any back into maintance.
Again, a bad attitude especialy for $33.00 per night. We did make it out and headed south but will never go back again.

JCM
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Thanks. I was just trying to warn RVers to prevent the problem we had. We are presently in Casa Grande and all is well except for the sand storm.