A toast… to YOU! Ring the bells! Light the lights! Give yourselves a round of applause! You chose to support Chemo RV and in turn, support the community. You helped us raise $43,998! These funds will be split between six local charities. On behalf of these wonderful organizations, we thank you for your support. ...
> More family joined us from Williams Lake for our fourth camping day. My cousin Ashley, her husband Kyle, their kids Brooke and Cruz, and my Auntie Lindee came to camp. They had never camped there before, so we took them on the grand tour of the park and showed them the amenities. Like free hot showers! The kids ran off to the park to play and explore the beach. ...
Arriving at Crooked Lake Resort Hi, Cariboo Region! My name is Paola. Myself, my husband Austin, and our two kids, Nelo and Riel, are Chemo RV’s 2021 summer camping family! Camping is important to our family and something we try to do regularly. We love exploring new places, cultures and meeting new people....
The results are in for Chemo RV’s 2021 Community Giving Initiative! In these unprecedented times… Alright, wait. Rather than starting this post with what sounds like a modern-age, overused Martin Luther King quote, we’ll skip the adage that has become exceedingly popular during the 2020-21 years....
There is a poster in the girl’s washroom at Crooked Lake Resort that sets out “Life’s Little Instructions.” When I first read it, I assumed it was just a random piece of art hung to decorate the space. But, after spending a weekend with Kim and Al, the owners and hosts of Crooked Lake Resort, it became clear that they follow those instructions. They practice what the poster preaches. ...
We were snug as bugs in the RV when the rain started on the second day of our camping trip. Happily, we were still able to hear the raindrops on the roof. Austin and I made a big breakfast in the RV and under the awning while Riel watched TV, Nelo played with his toy cars and their aunt Kirsten read. ...
On our third day, we wanted to go to Barkerville, as it’s been several years since we’ve made a trip to visit the town. Brent and my dad are interested in mining and the history of the area, so we always learn something new when we go with them. Rowan sat out this trip to stay behind with Nana, so I took the girls. Barkerville is about an hour from the campsite. ...
We all slept in on the second day of our camping trip. The motorhome was so warm and toasty—why not stay in bed and catch extra zzz’s? Brent started the coffee. Best way to start the day! The stove in the motorhome fires up so quickly—and no camping trip is complete without our handy coffee percolator. We grabbed our mugs and went to mom and dad’s campsite beside ours to enjoy a yummy breakfast of pancakes. ...
Rain… Rain… Rain… But we were thankful we had a beautiful Coachmen motorhome to stay in for our second family camping trip! For this this trip, we decided to camp at Ten Mile Lake Provincial Park. It is located approximately 12 km north of Quesnel. This campsite has always been the perfect location to meet halfway for our extended family and friends from Williams Lake, and us, traveling from Prince George. ...
The kids went for a quick swim before we loaded up in the boat for our last fishing trip of our camping trip. Fishing didn’t last very long though, as another storm was rolling in. I wanted to head back to camp before we were caught in it. We settled into the motorhome just as the rain came down. ...
On the third evening of our camping trip, it poured all night. With no reason to get up early the next day, most of us slept until 10am. Brent and Addisyn snuck out early to try their hand at fishing again and came back a little wet when we were just waking up. Today was Rowan’s birthday and we celebrated with a pancake breakfast in the trailer. ...
Rise and shine! The girls and I slept in until 9am. Camping is the only time when kids will actually sleep in. Brent and Rowan were up early, so they had headed out on the boat to go fishing. We could see them from the campsite, so Addisyn jumped in her kayak to meet them on their way in. When Addisyn came back in, she was complaining about her eye....
Today, the sun was shining, and it was a little bit windy out. After our quick breakfast, we unpacked the kids’ kayaks and set them free in the water. The beach was visible from our campsite, so the kids had fun kayaking to the beach to go for a swim, and then kayaking back. ...
Meet the Hubbells Hello! We’re the Hubbell family and Chemo RV’s 2020 summer camping family. I’m Natasha! Along with my wonderful husband Brent, we are mom and dad to three beautiful and energetic kids. Addisyn is our oldest daughter at 10 years old, Rowan is 8 and our youngest girl Tennessee is 4. We also brought along our two big dogs Jingle and Dixie. ...
Last summer was another one for the books at Chemo RV! We sent our friends the Rywaczuks—Jamie, Von, Sophie and Ava—on our second annual Cariboo Region camping trips! They shared stories, videos and photos from their family adventures with us. Jamie, Von and their kids Sophie and Ava ...
