Planning a fun family camping trip

The Official newsletter

from www.family-fun-camping.com

Issue #20

April 2010

In this issue

1. Introduction
2. Section:I Planning the fun
3. Section: II Fun for the ride
4. Section: IICool ideas for all age(S)
5. BonusWork at home mom's starter resources

Around the campfire

The big question that you need to ask yourself is "Does the family want to visit anywhere specific?

Most areas you will stay in will have amusement parks or other cool attractions to visit.

Section I: Planning day trips

The major question with day trips are simply:

• Do we have the money ?
• Location, is it close enough to be a day trip?
• Does the Whole family agree?

Now that you have answered the questions and want to visit some place its time to answer the where question, the age of your kids can affect the places you want to visit. You wouldn't take a one year old to a thrill ride based amusement park for instance or take your teenager(s) to Santa's Village.

Remember the decisions you make now will either help make vacation stories told for years or make your kids dread vacations.I recommend that you stick to the idea of keeping things simple.

less details = more fun!

Section II: Fun for the ride

You may find yourself in the car for hours on end with kids that get bored before they leave their own driveway, you have many useful tools to fight boredom I recommend you use at least three to help keep thing fresh.

Fun ways to fight boredom when driving

• Reading
• Portable game systems
• Coloring books
• Playing games like punch buggy or griswald
• Watching Movies on a portable Dvd player
• Let the kids keep track of your progress / navigate

You really can't go wrong as long as you bring things your kids are interested in and will actually use for the entire trip.

Section III: Fun for all Ages

NO matter how you decide to spend your time spending time as a family is the goal, be inventive and just relax.

This is a great shot of the Saco river,Crawford Notch N.H.	we found this awesome river on the Kancamangus Highway, N.H.	My son and I just hanging out by the campfire in New Hampshire.

My son loves nature.	Shes always a clown	climbing is a natural for him!

You can see that just letting your kids be themselves goes a long way towards a fun vacation, every day we throw structure at our kids, family vacation should be the time you shed the schedule and act on the spur of the moment.

The kids want to have some fun and you are out of ideas and it hot,real hot!! Relax a quick trip to the store and your good to go.

Ways to beat the heat and boredom

• Water balloon fight(s)
• Splash ball fight
• Swimming (adult supervised)
• Reading in the shade
• Tubing in a river (adult supervised)
• Water gun fight (great way to get Mom and Dad involved)

Bonus: Resources and cool idea's

Moms's here is a good look at how you can start earning some extra money right from home using the knowledge you already have.

I kept the same resources from the last issue in case you may have missed them.

I will have some additional "Free resources" for you in the next issue of around the campfire.

Please feel free to contact me in the meantime with any questions

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This is the the end of part 3 of 6 for the 2010 Around the campfire Ezine(s) I hope you have enjoyed this issue.

Look for some info on safety, Eco friendly camping and more Moms resources in the next issue.

See you next month!
Thanks
Scott Stone
www.family-fun-camping.com

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