PRINCE ALBERT, Sask. – Saskatchewan’s parks ministry says it will offer a refund after a man tried repeatedly to reserve a campsite online, and then was charged almost five-thousand dollars on his credit card.
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Jamey Person says he hoped to buy a 58-day pass at Candle Lake through the Reserve-A-Site system last week, but he says he couldn’t get confirmation and was kicked off the site as soon as he paid.
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He eventually got the reservation, but each attempt cost him money.
A spokesperson for the ministry has blamed the online issues on a high demand.
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