Looking for games to play while camping.

[jhalbert]

Gary,

We learned about Corn Hole last year in Pennsylvania. We bought the game and play it pretty much every time we are out. My kids are 7 and 4 and they like playing it too. Also, we usually end up getting a crowd around us when playing so it's a pretty addictive spectator game as well. We love it.

[Superslif]

We keep a 38 quart tub full of outdoor sports stuff like base ball bats & glooves, tennis rackets, batt'mitten rackets, beach toys, frisbee and assorted balls. Inside my son has one drawer for small games and puzzles. He has a small pool table (1' x 2') and a small telescope. Along with his Nintendo Game Boys and cartridges. and a few Movie DVD's. When it does rain outside we keep busy inside......

[Tom Thibeault]

We just picked up ladder golf and washer toss at Wal-Mart for $19 each. Probably better to buy it then build it. The kids loved the ladder golf not so much on the washer toss.

[MuckSavage]

Geocaching! Even if you aren't going out to find an "officially published" geocache. I often hide things for me 9 year old nephew around the campground before he wakes up. Later in the day, I give him a list of coordinates. He borrows my GPS & off he goes. He has a blast!

[Tamara]

We can firmly recommend most of these same games.

Staples in our coach are:
Mexican Train
Ladder Golf
DH is building a cornhole game
GEOCACHING - we do this EVERYWHERE
cards
Uno
Farkle

and my girls love a silly card game called Peanut Butter and Jelly - it is for little kids, but all of mine play it.

[Frankie]

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Originally posted by lucas874: We play a dice game called LCR (left, center, right) Dice sets can be had via the internet for about 6 dollars. When we play it is usually for quarters.

We play this quite a bit. My 5 year old got hooked last year at his grammies when he won $8.00 quarters.

We have ladder golf,monopoly,pig.

[bbry]

We like Jokers and Marbles, some call it Jokers & Pegs or Marble Pursuit.

[Noworries]

We keep a big box of inside and outside games in the basement. Have more to do than hours in the day!!

[RVThere]

My sons invented a game that involves the green plastic army guys and the dinette table. Each boy picks a few army guys and stands them on the table. As I drive, the table vibrates and the army guys start moving around. Eventually they start falling off the table and the last army guy on the table wins. They make up nicknames for the army guys and hoot and hollar whenever I go around a corner. It keeps them occupied for hours!