Camping Coast to Coast with Kids: How to Make It Work
When we took the troops west from New Jersey the second time, we made it to the Pacific Coast. For a little over a …
When we took the troops west from New Jersey the second time, we made it to the Pacific Coast. For a little over a …
Camping under the stars at national or state parks works best at primitive campsites. These are campsites with no electrical and water hook-ups or …
As I’ve said through all my blog posts, we’ve camped and visited state parks, national parks and even national monuments and forests. I thought it might be time to offer …
As a camping family, we always discover interesting facts about locations and national parks. The difference in land mass was extraordinary as we traveled …
We wrap the bed mattresses and dinette cushions in old clean sheets and store them flat, separate from the trailer. Happy New Year, Camping with Kids blog followers! We wish …
Interesting to imagine that it was once a sea. It’s interesting to think that some of the deserts out west in the United States …
Oh sure, with the sun out it’s warm. These things are drafty! It’s important to understand the difference between weather and climate when camping. Simply put, weather is day to …
The troops putting up the Jayco Eagle pop-up. Notice how happy they are? Our oldest wears the smile. It was her turn to crank. If it is, remember that a …
Swim goggles may help keep smoke from children’s eyes while marshmallows droop and tan to perfection. If you haven’t tried family camping yet, autumn is a colorful season to introduce …
Upper Peninsula Lake Michigan It didn’t rain every day! Spring makes me think of rain used to awaken the earth from its winter slumber. …