The End of Wilderness Bay, Satisfaction Not Guaranteed.

This railing wasn't repaired for more that two years; promises of repair not fulfilled.

That isn't grey fur on this bear, it's years of dust.

A last look at the road that goes behind the cabins to the parking.

That is the back of our filthy cabin. Goodbye.

So long Bear. This was once a great place to stay under the original owner who built it.

The house to clean the fish that we never used.

People were taking their boats out of the water early due to the poor fishing and the sediment buildup in the bay around the piers.

Resort isn't anything like what these accommodations are.

All the money spent on this boat and it's out of the water with days to go.

At one time it tickled your heart to see the lodge. Not any more.

When the Yakels owned Arrow Lodge Resort, they used the profits to buy land and to speculate in real estate. But they did keep the cabins clean and the store stocked.

They must be millionaires by now.

My walks and calls to Moni where the phone reception was better.