Camping In Style

Just a friendly reminder that today is the day to begin booking your campsites for the month of Ju ne through Reserve America   The early bird catches the worm for premium sites SEE BEST CAMPSITES SEE CAMPING WITH DOGS SEE LOCATION LOCATION 

After the Summer guests have gone, the smoke has cleared from local fires and before it gets too cold, our daughter and I set up a tent-less room on our deck to stargaze and sleep in the cool evenings. Extra comfy using our indoor linens A sheet to cover during the day Every morning we take a big sheet to cover our bed during the hot day to protect it from leaves or even the dog should he sneak onto the deck and decide to take a nap. So far so good. Bravo sleeps with his ball   She sleeps with a doll GREAT bonding time Yesterday our daughter woke up at 6am, still dark and said "Mom hurry come out the stars are so pretty" I was awake in the house only to rush out, snuggle and star gaze with her. We saw a shooting star and it felt so awesome to share this moment with her. I highly recommend it! Eco Friendly Inexpensive Fun Easy Memorable Doesn't Require Scheduling  

Camping with your pet can be as much fun for you as it is for your pet.   A few things to consider : Remember your dog needs to stay cool and warm just like you do Do not leave your dog unattended Be current on all shots esp. rabies and wearing the tag Apply flea and tick meds a few days prior to travel If your dog is aggressive or unfriendly it’s best to leave them at home as you WILL have some strange kid or person walk though your campsite unannounced if only to take a short cut to the bathroom. Bring the same bedding as home if possible, kennel, bed, blanket etc... PLEASE put a name tag with phone number on your dog Use something to glow or light your dogs collar at night. Bring your dogs medications  Bring a brush to use to dust off your dirty little beast  Always make water available in a bowl  Keep your animal's food in a sealed, bug/critter proof container Bring one or two towels for your dog Bring a leash and something longer to tie off...