By Jennifer Smith For Dailymail. Trespassers in the Canadian town of Dildo have been warned against climbing up a Hollywwood-esque sign bearing its name which was a gift from the comedian Jimmy Kimmel. Kimmel put the Newfoundland town of 1, residents on the map in recent episodes of his show after launching a spoof mayoral campaign to lead it. As a parting gift, he gave its residents a sign, similar to the one which looks over Hollywood, with its name in large, white letters.

No part of this publication may be reproduced in any form without permission of the publisher. Printed in Canada. All our family vacations, except one, took place in Newfoundland and Labrador. We camped in nearly every provincial park between Barachois Pond and Butter Pot.

The great news keeps rolling out in our region, with New Brunswick entering Phase 1, and almost immediately Phase 2, of their Path to Green , with Nova Scotia allowing in-person dining and drinking Wednesday, allowing many of our favourite watering holes to re-open. And the re-imagined Atlantic and Maine? Bubble looks to become a reality next week as vaccine uptake and recoveries trend up, and case numbers trend down. One of the spots that has been able to open this week is a brand new Nova Scotia-only beer bar in Lower Sackville, years in development and months in the construction. Even with COVID restrictions, there is plenty of room for those looking to pop in for a pint, with seating for 50 in 10 bubbles in booths, lounging spaces, and stools at the bar.

These reviews are the opinion of CampgroundReviews' members and not the views of CampgroundReviews. The water is always listed at BWA Boil Water Advisory but the park ranger said that they never take the sign down for liability reasons even though the water is constantly tested good. The ranger was VERY helpful and friendly. The site was not as level as I like, with about a 5" drop which required blocks.