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Specializing In Lightly Used Clothing And Furniture Monday - Saturday 9-6, Fridays 9-8.
Chapters and groups are formed by Explorer members who want to get together more often than a national rally allows. All 'Wagonmaster Hosts' are volunteer and everyone in the group works together to make each local event a success.It doesn't matter if you own a tent trailer, a million dollar bus conversion or something in between - we believe that all RVers have the same basic needs. The Explorer RV Club caters to your needs by offering:Money-saving discounts on camping fees in Canada and the United States.A subscription (included with membership) to the RV gazette - the official Club magazine written specifically for Canadian RVers and published six (6) times a year.
Offers a licensed meeting place and recreation opportunities for members and visitors. Assists veterans in need. Raises funds for many charitable causes in the community.
WHEN THEY DECIDED THEY SHOULD GET A BUILDING OF THEIR OWN, THE OLD POST OFFICE NEXT TO LOCK 32, OWNED BY PARKS CANADA, WAS LEASED TO THEM FOR THE SUM OF $50.00 A YEAR. THEY DID THE NECESSARY RENOVATIONS TO MAKE IT SUITABLE FOR THEIR USE AND TOOK POSSESSIO
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