Angus said it is crucial that organizers help ensure Chippewa is well used.
THUNDER BAY – Organizers at Chippewa Park came together earlier this week to announce a range of activities and services available at the park this summer.The campground opens on May 31. Rides will be operating from 1 p.m. to 8 p.m. on weekends starting June 1.
Angus grew up attending events at Chippewa and said it has always been his goal to put on these events that bring many people out to the park.“We’ve got an art workshop at the end of June and the sandy beach lifeguards begin on June 28,” he added.“A lot of times people are staying at the cabins for the weekend or in the RV park so they can participate. It ends up reducing the overall cost of the taxpayer to operate the park.
“Pretty much all the rides are ready to go,” said Tom Forsythe, supervisor - parks south with the City of Thunder Bay.
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