A couple of months ago we went on a family vacation to Virginia and West Virginia and were able to take a quick detour to Shenandoah National Park. It also happened to be Finn’s first visit to a National Park outside of the womb!
Wanna stop paying money for wrapping paper? And get outside with your kids? And show them how to be resourceful and creative? I could keep going, but that seems sufficient 😉
One of our favorite Christmas traditions is to walk (or drive) around and look at Christmas lights and decorations, so we thought it would be even more fun to make a scavenger hunt out of it!
One thing I love about this time of year is creating new traditions with my family, and I’m constantly on the lookout for new things to do outside at Christmas time.
We all know Black Friday is a BIG shopping day, but have you heard of the Opt Outside movement that REI started a while back?
November is for raking up all those leaves that were so fun to look at in October. I know for a lot of us, this is just another chore to get through. To that I say, let’s make leaf raking fun again!
I’m a big advocate of having festive fires year-round because each season has something unique to offer!
Here are some essentials to make your fall campfire extra fun:
