Imagine our surprise when another R-Pod pulled up beside us as we were registering.  It was CARR-POD on their way back from their 2 and 1/2 week trip to the Gaspe and PEI (see Ed's post above).  They were only staying one night but we had a wonderful time meeting them.

 

 

As I mentioned in another post, I picked Voyageur Provincial Park which is half-way between Ottawa and Montreal as a good initial test.  Easy highway driving and a pull-through campsite.  Still did all the newbie things when I arrived tho' - pulled onto the site and realized that the slide-out was on the wrong side.   Then discovered that I had carefully packed the level under the u-shaped dinette which meant that I had to toss cushions everywhere to get to it.  Took ages to figure out why the electricty wasn't working until I read the instructions on the surge protector.

 

Voyageur has 416 campsites, of which 110 have electrical service.  The sites are set in a variety of landscapes from private, wooded lots to open fields with a view.  We were in site 26, but when we go back we would choose 81, 79, 83 and 85 as the best electrical sites, and 91 and 89 as the best non-electric sites.  All have really nice views of Champlain Bay.