Geocaching fun during the summer
May 25, 2011 by Canadianladybug · 1 Comment
Well it is official, our camping season has started. This past weekend many campsites have opened in Ontario including where our RV is parked. So we packed and drove to Logos Land to open up our “cottage” (which is what my mother-in-law calls it). And once there, we realized we forgot some things… But we [...]
A Girl From New York Becomes A Camper
November 4, 2010 by Melissa A. Trainer · 4 Comments
How does a girl who was born and raised in suburban Long Island find herself stoking a campfire in Alaska’s Denali National Park? It’s simple. She marries an Eagle Scout and together they get transferred to the Pacific Northwest. Well, that girl is me and I’ve been camping with my husband and children for many [...]
Scares and Screams Guaranteed for Calico Ghost Haunt (California)
September 30, 2010 by Woodalls Editorial Staff · 4 Comments
Scares and Screams Guaranteed for Calico Ghost Haunt October 22-24 and October 29-31 Book your camping reservation for Calico Ghost Town’s (San Bernardino County, California) Ghost Haunt taking place over two-back-to-back weekends: October 22-24 and October 29-31 if you want to have a screaming good time. Reservations may be booked online at www.sbcountyparks.com. This year [...]
Camping With a Group
July 31, 2010 by Denise N. Crew · 1 Comment
I am not an expert by any means and I know what works for some doesn’t always work for other, but I thought I’d share my philosophy on group camping, since it seems to work out well for us. Try to camp with like minded individuals, if you’re a laid back type of person and [...]
Smokey Mountain Knife Works
July 11, 2010 by Denise N. Crew · 2 Comments
The boys took a trip to Tennessee with MFAE back in May. They suggested I tell everyone about Smokey Mountain Knife Works and Kelgin Knife Maker’s Co-Op. So for those planning on taking a trip to the Smokey Mountains, you might want to add this to your trip itinerary. Smokey Mountain Knife Works is a [...]
Visit the Virginia Aquarium
July 2, 2010 by Denise N. Crew · Leave a Comment
So while we were in Virginia Beach the other week (and it was humid enough to cut the air with a knife) we decided to cool off and visit the Virginia Aquarium. This is a wonderful hands on place for kids of all ages and there’s more then just fish there too! When you pull [...]
Greetings From Moab!
June 13, 2010 by Jeanine Kennedy · Leave a Comment
In Moab, there is no shortage of things to do. The town itself is surprisingly big, with all the amenities you’d need. As for activities, hiking, biking, boating and four-wheeling can keep you busy for quite some time. I think this is a destination worth revisiting.
Everybody Has A Job
June 5, 2010 by Denise N. Crew · 3 Comments
Early on in our camping adventure, like before we even bought the camper, Hubby had decided it would be a team effort when we went camping. As we were all thinking about how perfect this 3 bunk Sunline was for our family, Hubby told the twins, we’ll buy it, but only if you promise to [...]
Our Camping Season Begins at Cheyenne Mountain State Park
June 2, 2010 by Jeanine Kennedy · 1 Comment
This year, we settled on a trip to Colorado Springs, Colorado. A mere 1 ½ hour trip from our house it offers a great place for our first trip. It’s not too high up, doesn’t have major traffic issues and is jammed packed with fun things to do.
You Want Me To Go Where? Camping With Teens
May 11, 2010 by Jeanine Kennedy · 9 Comments
We have been blessed with four beautiful children – a teenager, two preteens and a toddler. And while they all have their moments at times, I have to admit, camping with older kids is by far the most challenging.
