Lodge Cast Iron: Great Camping Gear and Best Fall Recipes
Fall may very well be the best time of year for cooking at the campground. The crisp air and cool nights make it perfect for firing up your camp stove or cooking over a live fire. When October and...
Living Our Best Lives at the Campground
Our oldest sons were 11 months old when we bought our pop up camper, so campgrounds have been an important part of our family experience. We've spent hundreds of nights camping with our kids and can't imagine life without the RV trips to look forward to on a regular...
The Ultimate List of Indoor & Outdoor Camping Games
There's just something about RVing that encourages families to pull out the games. Whether we are building a giant Jenga tower on a sunny patch of grass or gathering around a classic game of checkers in our cozy toy hauler, games draw us together for a good...
Seasons of RVing & Camping: Embracing Where You are in the Journey
If you are lucky enough to start RVing in your 20s or 30s, it might become a passion you pursue throughout the rest of your life. This means, you and your family will go through many phases along your journey. Your camping life will evolve just as your family life does, bringing some tricky parts and some great parts at each stage. It can be difficult to navigate the balance between those, but if don’t lose sight of the real reasons you are camping, you’ll continue to find joy in the journey.
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RV Organization: Our Old Problems and Some New Principles
About two weeks ago, I shared a post about my frustration with getting (and keeping) our RV organized. After two years of good intentions, I decided to get serious and call in an expert. Yvonne Moss showed up with her measuring tape and smart phone, inspecting every...
Coffee from the Magic List: Beanstock Roasters, Eastham, Cape Cod
Two years ago I found myself back in contact with my Aunt Nancy and Uncle Joe, whom I hadn't spoken to in 22 years. When Nancy found out that we travelled to New England every summer she insisted that we would LOVE Cape Cod, where she and Joe had retired, and she...
Well Done, Wellfleet Bay Wildlife Sanctuary, Cape Cod
One of the wonderful surprises that Cape Cod offered us on our first visit was the great diversity of landscape. I think we expected to see beautiful beaches and dunes and not much else. However the kettle ponds, bay inlets, marshes, and wild National Seashore...
Four Hours in Provincetown, Cape Cod: The Walk, Play, Eat Tour
If you have been a reader of this blog for some time then you know downtowns are a bit tricky for us. We love local culture and enjoy exploring the bookstores, galleries, coffee shops, and restaurants of an area. However, our boys have never been stroller junkies and...
My Kayak Thwack: Atlantic Oaks R.V. Park, Eastham, Cape Cod
It was our fourth glittering summer morning on Cape Cod and I was brewing up a pot of coffee from Beanstock Roasters, whose headquarters was located about a mile up the bike path from our campground. We were almost out of beans and I was considering pedaling over to...
A Tale of Three Lobster Rolls in Three Towns: Cape Cod, Massachusetts
Every summer when we head into New England, we systematically work our way through the local seafood shacks. This tradition started four summers ago in Maine, where we happened to eat the best lobster roll of our lives at Marriner's Restaurant in Camden. Then the...
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