Family Camping Groups

[Shavano]

I've seen a lot of interest in the forum regarding starting, maintaining or folks looking for a camping group. We're going to experiment with a "sticky" at the top of the forum so that people are more able to communicate about this.

Don

[MeganMcGrathnvb]

A couple of years ago I decided to try going on a hike, but I had no knowledge in this and I did not know any life hacks at all. It was then that I decided to study more detailed information about camping. I was doing research and development of travelers and stumbled upon Bright Camping and Caravaning by accident. This is a very cool service with a lot of guides and articles about camping and it will be useful not only for beginners but also for professionals. Plus there are reviews of camping products.

[FarazRubio]

I wonder how do you guys prepare for a family camping trip? I am a new monther ahh.

[Scottiemom]

Before you "reinvent the wheel," try the Family Campers and RVers, aka FCRV

Years ago, my parents were in this camping club formerly known as NCHA or National Campers and Hikers Association. They eventually changed the name to reflect their focus.

It was and still is one of the best organized camping clubs around. We often attended events with my parents. . . my sister ran for queen one year. It was a really fun organization and each chapter was challenged to do community "works." Their campventions were awesome.

There are chapters all over and with different goals, reflecting the makeup of the groups.

Dale

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[rovyart]

I'm looking for a new portable grill as well but I won't be buying online since I want to see the sizes myself.

[Davestomet]

I agree, that's a very good grill right there.

[CraigBrew]

This is the grill we have. It fits in a standard basement opening, it's stainless, connects to a 20lb tank and has 2 burners. we love it.

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[Zalicl]

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Thanks

[trekmytravel]

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[Rolin]

We are creating new Oregon Northwest Good Sam Family oriented Chapter. When you belong to a Good Sam Chapter the time needed to schedule trips is shared which makes it easier and more fun. You will find many opportunities to take memorable vacations with other families who enjoy the great outdoors.

If you are interested just send me a PM or respond via this posting.

[4fromOH]

We spend our summers in Boone, NC at Honey Bear Campground! We love it there! Sweet little family friendly place!

[tragusa3]

Anyone for a family oriented group in the Carolina Upstate and Western NC mountains?

[Nicholsfamily05]

Just wondering if there is any groups in the area of South Eastern Connecticut.
My wife and I are looking for group to maybe get together with.
We have two young children who love to camp and would love to find some like wise people to hangout with occasionally.

[rrev]

Are there any family groups in the SE Nebraska area?