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3 Kiddo camping and outdoor adventure gear ideas… that can stand up to active kids?!? Durable outdoor gear picks that can stand up to active kids in the outdoors? That’s never an easy challenge, and all the more so when your adventures range from temperate rainforests to high deserts. Still. Over the years we’ve figured …
A 6-week camping road trip is a not-insignificant amount of time to travel. Especially in a car. With a popup camper. And two kids. Our plans for a February and March road trip throughout California included a range of climates and areas, from the redwood forests near Oregon, to the deserts of California’s arid southeast. …
Spring! Summer! Even fall: When it comes to Oregon hikes with kids, Lane County has incredible family hikes, all within easy reach of Eugene, Springfield, and even the Oregon Coast. Lane County is about the size of Connecticut. While Eugene and Springfield are the main urban areas, smaller towns and cities such as Florence, Cottage …
Popup camping has helped our family travel more, longer, and to so many different places. Here are 7 reasons why we chose a popup camper instead of another type of RV or trailer: 1. No more sleeping on the ground. View this post on Instagram A post shared by The St. Clair Adventure Family (@learnersandmakers) …
Even when you’re about to take a big trip, sometimes a small trip helps you recharge. At Smith Creek Village in Oregon’s Silver Falls State Park, we found a tucked-away getaway with easy access to hiking trails and waterfalls. Plus, our cabin’s full kitchen, central heating, and well-appointed bathroom gave us lots of home-away-from-home comforts …
Shoulder season family travel on the Southern Oregon Coast Do parents sometimes have to say no to their kids? Sure. But it’s often more important to know when to say… YES! And when it comes to saying yes, family travel in Brookings, Oregon gives you a lot of opportunities for coastal fun. About Brookings, Oregon …
Family travel a world away yet close to the city Just east of the Eugene/Springfield area, Highway 126 provides an amazing escape for shoulder season family travel. Winding between Oregon’s tall, thick forests, and the pure, rolling McKenzie River, the highway winds into the Cascade foothills. Before you know it, you’ll feel like you’re in …
It is time to hit the road in our popup camper! For 6 weeks, we’ll be roadtripping, Disneylanding, and popup camping throughout California’s deserts, beaches, cities, and redwood forests. It’s a big trip, during the unpredictable months of February and March. So how in the world are we preparing for 6 weeks of travel with …
Taking family trips in the off season can help you travel more Do you wish you could travel without crowds? Or experience a place at a different time of year? Are you able to have your schedule work in a way that you can travel with your family outside of the high season for tourism? …
Kids and parents can plan trips together Family travel works most smoothly when kids and parents plan trips together. That way, each person has a say, a stake, an interest. When parents and kids plan trips together, everyone can get more out of the experience. Kids feel like they have a say. Adults can head …
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