Agur Lake Camp — Guest Survey

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About your visits

Help us understand who's answering — takes about 1 minute.

Your name *

Email address *

How many times have you visited Agur Lake Camp?

Once 2–3 times 4 or more times

Typically, how many people are in your group when you visit?

1–2 people 3–4 people 5–6 people 7+ people

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New accommodation options we're exploring

We're weighing two smaller, more affordable options to serve more families. We want your honest reaction to both.

Option A — Accessible Yurts (sleeps 2–4) A round, fully enclosed structure — weatherproof, insulated, and designed for three-season use. Think elevated glamping: 2 beds, heating, power, and a private outdoor deck. Shared accessible washroom nearby. More rustic feel, lower nightly rate. For about the same cost as building one large cabin, we could build six yurts — serving far more families each season.

See an example → Chute Lake Lodge yurts

Option B — Accessible Tiny Cabins (sleeps 2–4) A permanent mini cabin — same accessibility standards as our current large cabins (roll-in shower, wide doors, zero threshold) but a smaller footprint. 2 bedrooms, full bathroom, small kitchenette. Feels like a proper cabin, sized for a couple or small family. For about the same cost as one large cabin, we could build three tiny cabins.

See an example → Chute Lake Lodge tiny cabins

Why smaller units? Our large cabins cost roughly the same to build as three tiny cabins or six yurts. Smaller units mean more families can book at the same time — and a lower nightly rate, keeping camp accessible to families on tighter budgets.

Which option would you be most likely to book? *

Option A — Yurt (more rustic, lower price) Option B — Tiny cabin (cabin feel, smaller size) Either would work for my group Neither — I'd only book the full-size cabin

If we were to build both, which should come first?

Yurts first, then tiny cabins later Tiny cabins first, then yurts later Build both at the same time if possible Just pick one and focus on that No preference

If we built 2–3 smaller units instead of 1 full cabin, how do you feel about that trade-off?

Great — more options means more families served Depends — the accessibility features need to match the full cabins I'd prefer one full cabin — my group needs the space Not sure

What concerns would you have about a smaller unit? (Select all that apply)

Would it meet my specific accessibility needs? Shared or smaller bathroom Limited or no kitchen Not enough space for my group or equipment Yurt weather/temperature concerns Privacy with multiple smaller units close together No concerns

Our large cabins are currently $125/night (increasing to approximately $150 in 2027). What would you pay per night for a yurt?

More rustic, shared washroom, outdoor deck. Lower cost than a cabin.

Under $70/night $70–$90/night $90–$110/night I wouldn't book a yurt regardless of price

What would you pay per night for a tiny cabin?

Full private bathroom, small kitchenette — smaller than the large cabins but same accessibility standards. (Large cabins are currently $125/night.)

Under $100/night $100–$120/night $120–$140/night (similar to current large cabin rate) I wouldn't book a tiny cabin regardless of price

Any other thoughts on the yurt vs small cabin question?

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Your accessibility needs

This helps us design any new unit to meet real needs — not assumptions.

What mobility or accessibility equipment does your group use? (Select all that apply)

Manual wheelchair Power wheelchair Walker or rollator Cane or crutches No mobility aids needed Other specialized equipment

What features are non-negotiable for you in any accommodation?

Roll-in shower or wet room Grab bars in bathroom Zero-step / zero-threshold entry Wide doorways (36"+) Full turning radius clearance Close proximity to accessible washroom (if not in unit) Kitchen or cooking facilities Space for a Hoyer lift Regular queen bed Adjustable bed (like in our existing large cabins) Pet friendly

Any specific accessibility needs we should know about for your group?

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Your thoughts

Is there anything about camp that has ever limited your visit or made it harder than it should have been?

If you could add or change one thing at Agur Lake Camp, what would it be?

How likely are you to recommend Agur Lake Camp to someone you know?

0 — Not at all10 — Absolutely

Anything else you'd like us to know?

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Thank you so much.

Your feedback goes directly to the Agur Lake Camp board and will help shape the next chapter of this incredible place. We'll be in touch with updates.

Help Shape the Future of Camp

About your visits

New accommodation options we're exploring

Your accessibility needs

Your thoughts

Thank you so much.