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“Oh no, b’y, Dwayne lives just there,” said Troy pointing at a white house across the alley. Yup… Ok, we’ll be right over.” As my jaw dropped, I asked if an auto shop had agreed to stay open late to fix the tire. Before I could say a thing, Troy, took out his cell phone to make a call: “G’day, Dwayne, whatta y’at?.I have a B&B guest here with a flattie, lookin’ to get on the go on Sunday…. “Hmm,” says Troy, “Even if we pump it up tonight, it’ll be flat by morning.” He likely saw the worry in my face as I thought of missing our Monday flight from Gander and the lost opportunity of a hike in the beautiful Gros Morne National Park that surrounded us. As he pumped up the low tire, we could both hear the hiss of air escaping, getting louder with every cycle of the air pump. Five minutes later, Troy was at our door with a smile and a battery-operated air pump. Roberta texted Troy, soon to be the new B&B owner/operator with his wife, about our predicament. It was at that moment, that Newfoundland’s famous “Come From Away” (CFA) hospitality became our reality. Knowing we had another long drive ahead of us on Sunday, I shared our dilemma with our lovely host, Roberta, as she checked us in to our clean and comfortable rooms at the oceanfront SeaBreeze B&B. After an agonizing 100km, watching the slow but steady decline of the air pressure, we pulled into the SeaBreeze B&B parking lot with a familial sigh of relief at about 5:15pm. Ironically, our rental SUV could report each tires’ air pressure every 10 seconds but had only a mini spare tire that was unlikely to survive for long under the challenging road conditions of the Northern Peninsula. After filling the tire and confirming only a slow leak, we took our chances.

Best to head to Cow Head, b’y, if ya hopes to brings ‘em home to Lizer,” advised the attendant.

They had an air pump but no way to fix a tire leak if we had one. Oh, oh! Were we going to make it? Over the next hill, a gas station appeared. It was Saturday afternoon at about 4pm and we were booked to stay at the SeaBreeze B&B.

We were on “pothole” highway, in the middle of nowhere about 1 hour from Cow Head, when the dash of our rental SUV lit up with a warning that the left rear tire had low air pressure.

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Especially for a RV Resort that books up so fast, and far in advance. I just don’t think it was worth the price for additional family members (family of 4) to use these facilities.It wasn’t necessarily a bad visit.I’m just not sure it was up to the standard it was advertised as on their website. I know that’s hard to do simultaneously, and I’m sure the staff members are working hard to accommodate these updates. Most of the outdoor amenities just need updates. The indoor pool was nice for less than stellar weather days. The splash pad was great, and my daughter had fun.

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Made for very pretty sunsets.The park was clean, we had pleasant interactions with staff, and were able to have full access to all provided amenities. The ability to walk to the bay on the other side of the park was nice, also. Jamaica Beach RV Park is at a great location, far enough for the populated areas, but close enough to make it a short trip.The public beach was just a short walk away, and that’s really what we wanted to visit- so I’m pleased with that.