After a leisurely breakfast on Wednesday, we took the dinghy up the anchorage to the channel heading to Parks Canada Grenadier Island dock. There was one huge motor yacht taking up the whole dock as we tied up the dinghy and went ashore. There was short trail up to a pavilion and then back to the dock and another trail headed over to the composting toilet. Our mooring pass pays the entrance fee to all the Parks Canada Parks. We then headed back to the boat and pulled anchor and heading towards Camelot Island and Endymion Island Parks Canada Parks. We passed Thousands Island tour boats on our way. The Moorings on the other side of Endymion Island had several free so I used the new fancy boat hook that threads a line through the top of the mooring ball and got it the first attempt. It was a pleasant afternoon on the fly bridge with a few boat wakes from the channel. Our neighbors had fold up kayaks which were interesting to see them unpack and they stopped by as they paddled around the anchorage.
On Thursday morning after breakfast we took the dinghy around the island to the large dock on Camelot Island. There were about six boats at the dock with room for one more as we tied up. We took the trail around the island past a few tent campsites, a pavilion and composting toilet. There was another small dock and a ring in a rock that had three boats stern tied up and rafted together. We passed another anchorage with mooring balls. We heard the thunder and should have taken taken cover under the pavilion but instead jumped in the dinghy and got dumped on with rain on the way back to our boat. We hung out our jackets to dry as the sun came out. We head out to Picton tomorrow.
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