Family camping trips are truly the stuff memories are made of. I regret not wanting to go camping when my kids were younger, but regretting the past isn’t a good way to live. So even though our kids were pretty much ready to move out of the house when we started camping we still invited them to go with us and have been creating family memories for the last 7 years.

Better late than never, right? Sadly, all of our children can never make it on the same camping trip but they all go on at least one every year which makes for some pretty entertaining stories during the holidays because silly and funny stuff always happens.

For example, even though we have a checklist, essential items are often forgotten such as when my husband went on a tent trip with my son and took all the plates, cups, and silverware out of out popup and forgot to put them back in even though he assured me he had. When it came to eat our first meal on the next camping trip in the popup we definitely had to improvise! There was also a memorable trip when raccoons stole our bread from right under our noses and another time when the squirrels figured out how to open a can of nuts (the foil seal and all) and ate all our cashews.

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The Five Best Reasons to Go Camping As A Family
Ten Great Family Camping Vacation Ideas
Five Tips for Choosing a Great Campsite
Ten Signs fo a Family Friendly Campground
Essential Family Camping Gear
Five Ways to Get Great Deals on Camping Gear
Five Easy Tasks Around the Campsite Kids Can Help With
Five Tips for Hiking With Kids
Five Ways to Keep Kids Busy if the Weather Turns Bad
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