The campground at Rondeau Provincial Park fills up quickly as hundreds of people annually spend their Thanksgiving weekend camping with family and friends.
A long-time tradition of the weekend is the children dressing up for Halloween and going to trick or treating at the campgrounds on Saturday.
Fortunately, the youngsters had beautiful weather to do their trick or treating before the rain arrived later in the evening.
Three-year-old Brooks Thomas of St. Thomas was celebrating his birthday a day early by trick or treating at Rondeau Provincial Park on Saturday, which is a Thanksgiving tradition at the park’s campground. Brooks was also having fun visiting his grandparents Brenda and Mike Nettleton, who live in Rondeau. PHOTO Ellwood Shreve/Chatham Daily Newsjpg, CD, apsmc Barbara Mitchell, of Chatham, was having fun seeing all the costume as children continued a tradition of trick or treating on the Saturday of the Thanksgiving weekend while camping at Rondeau Provincial Park. Mitchell is seen here with Isla Vanraay, 11, dressed as cowgirl and her brother Luke Vanraay, 13, the Grim Reaper from Grimsby, Ont. PHOTO Ellwood Shreve/Chatham Daily Newsjpg, CD, apsmc The trick or treating tradition at the Rondeau Provincial Park draws in a lot of people from outside Chatham-Kent. Windsor area resident John Chevalier, left, is seen here handing out treats to Liam McLeod, 11, from Mississauga, dressed as the Beast from Beauty and the Beast, and his cousin Cecilia McLeod, of Kingsville, who was dressed as an angel. PHOTO Ellwood Shreve/Chatham Daily Newsjpg, CD, apsmc Little one-year-old Luke, of Windsor, was looking as cute as could be during the Halloween festivities held Saturday during the Thanksgiving long weekend at the Rondeau Provincial Park campground. PHOTO Ellwood Shreve/Chatham Daily Newsjpg, CD, apsmc
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