Longer campground stays

[ShawnKK]

Your going and I am coming home today, I like my canopy with lites and I bought the bug screen! Everything worked great! I still have a few things to work on and to fix on my egg but I can use it now.
Bobbie, Happy Fathers Day and to the rest of the Dads have a great

[Donna D.]

For many years I packed food willy-nilly in my trailer. I bought and took food that sounded good or interesting for camping. I found I was dragging a ton of food both ways. Then I started menu planning for each day. That only worked... just okay. Now, if I'm out for seven days, I plan seven breakfasts, seven lunches, seven dinners and up to fourteen snacks. That's all I take. I typically eat the fresh food first (yogurt, lettuce) and the dry, frozen or canned foods later in the week. AND, I'm not dragging a bunch of uneaten and soon to spoil food home. I'm saving money, eating better and actually less stressed because I have an (adaptable) plan. This works for me. YMMV

[Bobbie Mayer]

Donna, that's probably smart. I am sure I am overpacking food as well as other stuff this trip. I always end up bringing food home. This trip I have company at both ends, and so planned some choices as to what to cook or eat for each meal. And that rain/sun question always leads to overpacking at this time of year.