Labrador boondocking

[reed and elaine]

Have been in Labrador for three weeks and have boondocked/free camped/dry camped each night.

 

Tourist Bureau in Labrador City said just park behind building (120 AC was available)

Town Center in Churchill Falls said use either of two parking lots (120 AC available)

Tourist Bureau in Happy Valley/Goose Bay suggested Gosling Park north of town. Think everyone who RVs stays there, one to three other RV'ers there.

Currently in Mary's Harbor and can use either the Recreational Center or school parking lots

 

Have noted 10 or more good spots to spend the night between Goose Bay and Port Hope Simpson. Will put these in a later post. There is a 250 mile stretch without fuel between these two points. There is also over 300 miles of gravel between Goose Bay and Red Bay. This can be excellent without rain but there has been heavy rain this year and the scrapers are having a hard time keeping up with the pot holes. We were worried about that stretch of no fuel and bought a 5 gallon can but made it with 1/4 tank remaining. You have to drive very slowly on perhaps 1/4 of the gravel so far and this cuts down on fuel rate.

 

Reed and Elaine

[Al F]

Hopefully you subscribe to "Days End" and will sent those reports to Days End so they will be available for future reference.

[reed and elaine]

Recreational center in Mary's Harbour was great. It is up on a hill out of black fly/mosquito terrain and extremely quiet

 

We took the boat to Battle Harbor for overnight and is well worth the trip.

 

Have been told there is a place to boondock/dry camp tomorrow in Red Bay.

 

Reed and Elaine