This does not feel like camping. It feels like arriving somewhere that is already yours. The park model sits on a rare double lot at Spider Lake Springs, and the difference in space is the first thing you notice and the last thing you would give up. There is room for guests in the bunky, room for the gear, the bikes and the boat toys, room for a table long enough for everyone and a fire nobody has to squeeze past. Family or friends can share it without living on top of each other. Inside the gates the resort handles the rest, with swimming and fishing ponds, waterslides, sports courts, playgrounds and trails, and the easy summer atmosphere that has families coming back season after season. And it is right here on Vancouver Island. No ferry line, no campground scramble, no full day of driving to earn a weekend. Leave after work, be here in time for dinner outside, and the evening is still yours. Double lots rarely come up here, and they are held onto when they do.