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aggiehiker92 · 01-11-2007, 11:47 AM

MY wife and I are expecting our seventh. Yeah, we're nuts. Anyway, a pre-requisite for campsite selection is a direct line-of-site of the playground. Most State Parks have them, and ALL KOAs and the like have them. Especially after a long day of driving, there is NOTHING better the a simple swingset or playground to allow the kids to burn off the excess energy from being cooped up. If no playground, then a good pile of rocks to climb or a pond to throw stones into. Even a short (within earshot) excursion in the woods is not bad, depending on the youngster.

Happy camping.

01-11-2007, 11:47 AM	#10
aggiehiker92 Registered Member Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Corpus Christi, Texas Posts: 22	Re: "What toys should you bring?" MY wife and I are expecting our seventh. Yeah, we're nuts. Anyway, a pre-requisite for campsite selection is a direct line-of-site of the playground. Most State Parks have them, and ALL KOAs and the like have them. Especially after a long day of driving, there is NOTHING better the a simple swingset or playground to allow the kids to burn off the excess energy from being cooped up. If no playground, then a good pile of rocks to climb or a pond to throw stones into. Even a short (within earshot) excursion in the woods is not bad, depending on the youngster. Happy camping. __________________ "Badges?!? We don't need no stinking badges!!"