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Review of Ace Adventure Resort

Hello, I am writing this to make people aware of o...

Hello, I am writing this to make people aware of our situation and the potential dangers of bringing your dog camping or to a music festival. I'm not trying to shed bad light on the property or event as it was an amazing place to camp and have fun, however we had an incident. Me and my girlfriend got hooked up with camping and backstage passes for the mountain music festival from a close friend, as we have never been there, we decided to give it a shot. We headed up Saturday morning and we are huge dog lovers so we brought our 14 year old little dog (whom can barely walk up stairs because of her age). We camped in lot A, directly to the left of the main stage at the top of the mountain. We kept the dog in the tent most of the day. Around 11 we started a camp fire which had 2 layers of rock around it, and we watched it burn down to coals. We had the dogs leash attached to a picnic bench so she wouldn't go anywhere and she was sleeping so we headed off to watch some music. We were gone less than an hour and upon returning to our campsite, the fire was completely out. I shined a light on the fire and to our dismay, we saw our precious dog, lying there, dead, burning in the fire. We asked the neighbors if they had seen anything or heard the screams of a dog. Nobody heard or saw anything. This dog has been around fires her whole life and knew better than to go near one. She would have also had to climb over 2 layers of rock, when she has a hard time going up a few steps. The facts don't add up. We believe someone may have bestowed harm to an innocent animal that night. However we will never know the true events that took place, nor will we ever get the closure we are hoping for. If it happened once it can certainly happen again. All we can do now is warn people of the potential dangers and evil lurking that night. I wouldn't wish something like this on anybody. If you bring your dog, please don't let them leave your sight.