For those contemplating taking kids on an outventure, we humbly offer some tips for improving the odds of success. You know their temperaments and interests, how much sleep they need, and what foods they love and despise. Use this knowledge to your advantage.
In order to be comfortable, and most importantly, safe, it is especially important we outfit our kids with proper equipment.
Understanding the age, ability, and attentiveness of the younger set helps ensure they are not only having fun, but that they are doing so safely. Paying attention to minimizing physical, mental, or emotional discomfort does not, however, mean kids cannot or should not be taken on adventures which tire them out physically and expose them to challenges.
RV camping is a ton of fun, but it does require some planning and preparation. Here we provide an overview of the basic considerations for RV camping.
In general, our best advice regarding dogs is to to know and follow the rules whenever you take them along on an OUTventure. Doing so will help you keep your dog safe and ensure you don't receive a citation for your dog's presence where it is prohibited.
Outfitting our dogs with proper equipment increases their OUTventuring safety and comfort. Why would we not do that for them?
Dogs need us know them well, and to have a good understanding of how their age, ability, and attentiveness impact their capabilities. In other words, human, know your dog before taking it with you on your OUTventure.
Mountain biking in state parks and other municipal lands allows us to explore hundreds of miles of trail. In addition, these lands preserve an area’s natural beauty, and safeguard locations, structures, and artifacts of historical significance.
Backpacking in state parks and other municipal lands allows us to explore hundreds of miles of trail. In addition, these lands preserve an area’s natural beauty, and safeguard locations, structures, and artifacts of historical significance.
RV camping in state parks and other municipal lands allows us countless opportunities to explore, learn, and recreate. In addition, these lands preserve an area’s natural beauty, and safeguard locations, structures, and artifacts of historical significance.