From finding a camp spot to laying out the campgrounds, to gathering firewood to having that first night's campfire with hot dogs or marshmallows over the fire with scary stories.Even the campsite itself is a source of endless fun for everyone in the family.But the fun is only starting in the campgrounds. State and national parks are full of exciting things to do most of which are free or quite inexpensive and all of which are great family activities that the kids will remember for the rest of their lives. But when you take the whole family out on a hiking adventure up the sides of hills or mountains, don't be surprised if you have trouble getting the kids ever to want to go home. They will fall in love with the nature, want to go on the same hikes over and again and get terrific exercise along the way.

Most campgroundsare built on or near some well maintained and stocked lake. So that one opportunity offers recreational activities of swimming, boating and fishing. If the weather permits, swimming in a natural setting like a lake will make any swimming pool seem tame and boring. When the kids can jump off docks into lakes that may be brimming with living things, their imaginations alone will keep them full of fun for hours.

You don't have to own a boat to enjoy getting out on the water and enjoying seeing lots of natural spots along the lake shore. A boat can usually be rented for reasonable rates and with a small amount of knowledge or training in how to use an outboard motor, you can be cruising along like an old pro in no time. And boating is a great sport to combine with fishing. The fun thing about fishing is even if you never get a bite, everybody has fun getting out there and trying. And when your young son or daughter catches their first fish on your camping trip, that squeal of delight will be one of those memories that you will be thinking about during your retirement years.

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