Your go camping game.
Hope to hear your go to game suggestion usually some pre teens are present But sometimes it's all seasoned persons. Will try your suggestion
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For our RV "camping" club the games all seemed to be for sitting around in an air-conditioned clubhouse: Mexican Train, Skip-Bo, RummiCube. Nothing as intellectual as Yahtzee.
But not everybody sat in the clubhouse to play table games. For the rest of us there was a lot of hiking, fishing, storytelling.
When I've been out with pre-teens, our grandchildren or others, there has not been a lot of interest in formalized gaming. More physical activity is involved. Fishing works for a while, if there is some success, but learning or exercising camping crafts (making fires, building things, camp cooking) tend to hold interest better.
But not everybody sat in the clubhouse to play table games. For the rest of us there was a lot of hiking, fishing, storytelling.
When I've been out with pre-teens, our grandchildren or others, there has not been a lot of interest in formalized gaming. More physical activity is involved. Fishing works for a while, if there is some success, but learning or exercising camping crafts (making fires, building things, camp cooking) tend to hold interest better.
