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Re: "What toys should you bring?"
Audio books. Activity books with coloring, puzzles, find the difference. There are a million board games and you can find like a book of games that has all the boards and instructions and pieces in one place.
Remember, there are many on the road games the kids can play. Give them a map of 50 states and let them color in the state when they see a license plate from there. Or the alphabet game, where you find the letters of the alphabets on objects outside the car.
Give the kids and map and let them plot the course. Ask them how far it is from * to *. Teach them the compass Rose and how it helps people navigate. Explain about navigating by the placement of the sun and lenght of shadows.
Once you are at the campground, a bike to get around and a pouch for all discoveries. Walkie talkies are good if they kids go off by themselves.
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