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HALLOWEEN PARTY!

Glamis North KOA

October 31 at the GLAMIS NORTH

KOA. Contests for:

- Best decorated ATV (adult)

- Best decorated ATV (youth)

- Best decorated Side-X-Side

- Best decorated RV

Where ACTION and LUXURY Camping converge. . . .

For reservations call

800-562-7554 or visit online at www.glamisnorthkoa.com

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