58 days ago by asdmommy

Fall has finally hit, which around here means it’s only in the 90s, with temperatures in the 60s at night. All summer we’ve been promising C his first camp-out in the back yard, and last night was the night. Eagerly he helped Daddy set up the tent on our back patio, and bedtime couldn’t come soon en ...

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94 days ago by bloggingexperiments

What’s On: Storm Watch - Hurricane Gustav There’s nothing like the smell of a barbecue wafting through the air. Labor Day weekend brings the perfect opportunity to get in some grilling. Whether its burgers, chicken, steaks, or ribs, smothered in sauce or not, it’s all delicious. Side dishes you just ...

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103 days ago by Editor

Warm summer nights and some basic supplies are all you need to make the backyard a great camp out destination. Sometimes the desire for a camp out can’t match up with the time it takes to get there. Or maybe the kids just aren’t ready for an entire night in the wilderness. That’s where backyard camp ...

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113 days ago by Asha Dornfest of Parent Hacks

Camping? With a baby? Are you nuts? Possibly, but that’s beside the point, isn’t it? Camping is one of the best budget-savvy vacation options around, and if you can master it while your kids are little, they will grow up loving it (and so will you). While it’s true that camping with a non-walking, n ...

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147 days ago by Narrator

If you want to camp out, but can’t get away from your neighborhood why not do a little backyard camping!? It’s all the fun of camping without so much hiking! If you think this sounds like fun, here are few ideas from Dot and Mae. First you will need a campsite - maybe your family owns a tent or you ...

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156 days ago by Melissa

There is a lot to be said about camping close to home and in your backyard for many reasons. No need to pack and unpack the car. No need to prepare breakfast out of a cooler on a picnic table, among other things. But one of the biggest advantages to camping in your own backyard is when it rains. And ...

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187 days ago by Stephanie

Or camping in the living room, if you don’t have a back yard. Don’t want to leave the apartment and condo dwellers out. Set up the tent and have a nice little campout. Fire up the grill for dinner and don’t forget the s’mores! Tell stories, talk, do the usual camping stuff, but from home. If you don ...

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