Camping Videos

Tickle Time with Mummy Back in June we went camping up in Santa Cruz, CA at one of the KOA chain of campgrounds. KOA are great as they really cater to families. There are all kinds of events and activities for kids and parents. Parents can really relax, their children run around and have fun without us having to worry about the safety or whereabouts of them. There was an endless stream of kids on rental banana bikes cruising the campground all weekend. Kids ruled that joint.On the Saturday there was a movie screening and marshmallow roast down in the lower field. They had one of those inflatable screens and a projector setup. It was cold too, evidenced by the coats and gloves, up on the NorCal coast. Waiting for the movie to start, The Sprite and ElectricMommy had a tickle showdown. I love these clips as they remind me how much fun we had and how happy we all were on that vacation. All three of us really enjoyed ourselves.

What could be better than a few days in magnificent Moab, Utah, Arches and Canyonlands National Parks, and Dead Horse State Park? Exploring Moab and environs then returning to a fragrant, ready to eat crockpot full of delicious ham and beans. Stick with your RV Cooking Show friends and we'll show you how!Author: RVCookingShow-Evanne Tags: Cooking Show camping recipes videos cooking destinations class travel guide kitchen Moab Utah Arches Canyonlands National Parks Dead Horse State Park Posted: 07 November 2009 Rating: 0.0 Votes: 0

What could be better than a few days in magnificent Moab, Utah, Arches and Canyonlands National Parks, and Dead Horse State Park? Exploring Moab and environs then returning to a fragrant, ready to eat crockpot full of delicious ham and beans. Stick with your RV Cooking Show friends and we'll show you how!

Learn how to make a cheap and effective fire starter made from an old t-shirt.

The Gold Standard? We landed in Lukla, Nepal this morning and everyone was looking forward to seeing-and experiencing-the famous Lukla Airstrip. A quick flight to Lukla is the first stage of most treks to the South Side of Everest.