When we arrived at the campsite, they had set up everything beautifully. We started putting up our tent, while some of our friends started grilling and others made rice over the fire pit. There were 11 of us in total. While we were having a snack, it started to thunder and lighten. And then, the rain and heavy winds started. The storm hit so hard that all our tents were blown away, and huge trees were falling down on both sides. All of us sheltered in a pop-up canopy, but that one blew away too. We were all screaming, scared, and didn't know what to do. A half-broken tree was hanging right above our car. Luckily, we were able to move our cars. However, the roads were blocked by big trees, so we couldn’t leave. The host came to see us, and we told him everything that had happened. He cleared the road right away. The host gave us some options: if we leave they would refund us, but if we stayed, they would clear everything up. We decided to stay because most of the guys had been drinking, so even if we left, it wouldn't be safe to drive. We asked if there was another spot with an open space because we didn't want to stay in the same place. The host and a lady came over—we unfortunately forgot to ask her name. She showed us a big, open area where her kids usually play. They set up five new tents with air mattresses for us. They really did everything they could to help. They had even made a new fire pit, put chairs all around it, and got us a propane grill with an extra tank