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- relaxinExplorertie the kids up and drizzle honey on them and watch them squirm as the ants crawl all over them.
have them do mortal combat with the coons for their dinner,,, its a riot !!!
we just did whatever we all felt like doing, most of the time they would be off making new friends, if the selction of other kids was minimal, play a board game on a rainy day, go for a bike ride, or the beach, or they would go off to the playground, nothing is ever planned - kingsleykeExplorer
Kittykath wrote:
Metal detecting on the beach for the teens. Small sand shovels for the little ones. Be sure to pre-hide a bunch of coins first.
It's a good idea that the family can go detecting while camping. My boys will love it. Well, the problem is I only have one metal detector. Is there any place that can rent metal detectors? - Nola_CampersExplorerOn short trips usually hiking, water activities, and photography are enough to keep us occupied, but we are working on stocking the camper with some things for longer trips and inclement weather. For inside we have cards, puzzles, and board games. For outside so far we just have a football to toss around, but we plan to get some lawn darts (Jarts). For Mother's Day I received the ice cream maker ball that you just roll around to make ice cream. It is really neat.
When I was a kid my siblings and I used to do "shoe fishing" from the top bunk in the RV. I can't wait to do this with my son. You just use bungee cords and hook shoes. Some are more difficult to hook than others. - mnewell0293ExplorerWe are camping in our TT for the first time this weekend (HAPPY MOTHERS DAY)! (previous tent campers)...forecast is calling for rain, boo :( So I am grateful for all these ideas. Praying we all dont get on each other's nerves! We did buy a 19 inch tv with DVD player but hoping not to pull that "card" out unless it's a last resort.
Thanks y'all!
Melissa - mnewell0293Explorer
Mike& Rose wrote:
Infrared Game-Camera
I received one of these cameras as a Christmas present from my kids to bring camping. I hook it to a tree or the RV ladder and let it do it's thing. In the morning my grand son loves to see what critters visited our site during the night. Now I know why my 2 dachshunds Hansel and Gretel want to go out in the middle of the night. One night they keep crying to go out and in the morning we discovered 2 bears had visited our site!
Thank you so much for that link. We are going to look into this! - mnewell0293Explorer
The Car Doctor wrote:
Fishing and geocaching are a couple of our favorites. Also, a couple of my kids just got some inexpensive digital cameras and spend hours and hours taking pictures and videos.
Love these ideas! We are normally tent campers but taking our 1st TT trip in a few days for Mother's Day! Have to read up on the geocaching in our area (NY). Thanks. - boatms03Explorerhomemade ice cream! of course we cheat and have an electric one, but it still tastes oohhh so good!
- TimandTerriExplorerThere have been so many great memories of camping. Making fruit cobbler on the fire in a cast iron pot, doe boys (biscuits wrapped around a dowel cooked over the fire and filled with pudding), family hikes to find "never before seen" places, riding bikes, catching minnows and crayfish, and playing games. The one that has stuck as must have is a box full of crayons and coloring books. One 19, the other 4 in their 20's, some with kids of their own. They still sit around the picnic table coloring every time we camp.
- tragusa3ExplorerThanks Mr. D. Looks like fun.
- WawhossExplorerDon't forget about rainy days....jig saw puzzel was our answer to winey kids kept them busy til the sun came out. It really kept them quiet.
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