PLEASE STAY AWAY FROM THIS PLACE. Unfortunately, we had to face and explain to our children the harsh reality of racial discrimination in Canada.||That is why I hope my message will not be deleted, so people can be aware of the scam that visiting this place can become if you are not considered “white.” Using that term makes me feel as if we were living in an ancient time and not in the year 2025, but unfortunately, that is exactly how you are treated there.||We had reserved 4 campsites for 3 nights, and we lost all our money because we were expelled on the second day—mistreated, mocked, and even threatened. All of this happened simply because the “cowboy” running the place did not like us for being Latino.||We arrived a bit late on the first night. As expected, we were setting up our tents and made some noise while getting settled. One of the security staff came over to warn us that noise was not allowed. We apologized and explained that one of the four families had just arrived and was setting up their tent.||However, another staff member began mocking us, telling his coworker in a sarcastic tone that we probably wouldn’t even understand him because we “didn’t speak English.” We would have preferred not to understand, rather than hear the cruelty of his words, but unfortunately, that was not the case. The body language of this so-called “cowboy” was aggressive, clearly trying to provoke and intimidate the men in our group.||Nevertheless, we complied with their request—honestly, we were intimidated.||The next morning, we made no noise at all. We simply got ready and went out to explore the natural park. We didn’t return to the campground until around 5 p.m. When we came back, we started a BBQ; our children were playing, and the adults were cooking. Unfortunately, we didn’t realize that even during the day music was not allowed. We had assumed that the noise policy applied only at night. So, we were playing a little music. Suddenly, the same security person from the previos night appeared and deceitfully asked one of my friends to let him check the entry passes for all the cars belonging to all the families. Naively, thinking they were just distributing firewood for the night, we handed them over. Suddenly, he snatched them from our hands, took them to his car, and told us to pack up our stuff, our kids, and get out of there, claiming it was private property and that we were not welcome.||We were in shock because the situation felt completely unreal. We explained that we had paid a lot of money for those four campsites and that we were not trespassing, since we had reserved the spots. Then he started intimidating us, saying he was going to call the police, assuming that would be a problem for us. Earlier, this same security person had started recording us with his phone. Since it is our right, we began recording as well. He started trembling with rage, insisting that he could record us because “this is his place” and that we had no right to do so because it was “private property.” We are currently seeking legal advice, as this is a place that provides a public service and it is unacceptable for them to ignore our rights. We have videos and evidence of what happened, but we are refraining from sharing them because minors appear in them.||We told him to go ahead and call the police and that we wanted to wait for them because it was clearly a racial issue. He laughed and said this had happened many times before and that they already knew how the police would respond—obviously siding with them.||Then he called his companion, the maladjusted “cowboy,” who arrived in one of their vehicles. Since one of my friends was at the back of his companion’s car, he started yelling at him to get out, threatening to run him over if he didn’t.||the police arrived. Unfortunately, the officer clearly stated that he was only there to make...
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