Really Fun Games to Play in the Car!

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May 24, 2022 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Facebook, Games, Instagram, Pinterest, Printable, Social Media, Travel Leave a Comment

Need fun games to play in the car? Load the kids up in the car and head out for an adventure. Hit the road with this list of great road trip games you can print right away. These boredom busters offer fun for the everyone allowing the time to quickly pass on the way to your destination.

On the road again….

Spring break, summer break, holiday breaks. Whatever the reason, travel is around the corner and soon families will be hitting the road for vacation. Family road trips can be a great way to spend time together, but they can also be long and tedious if you are not prepared.

How do you make a car ride fun?

We asked some moms, how do you make a car ride fun? There were plenty of fun answers to make a long road trip more comfortable.

Charge electronics before a trip so they kids can have screen time
Pack a lot of snacks
Purchase new toys and games for a car treasure chest
Watch a movie on a car screen
Download audio books
Plan pit stops at fun places

While we agree with many of these ideas, some of them could become quite costly. Instead of adding everything to a very expensive online shopping cart…. Instead of everyone putting on head phones and looking at their tablets…. Put the electronics down and try some low-cost verbal games with your family.

We put together some fun car games for families you can print today! What makes this set of 12 road trip games unique is that they require very few supplies. They are also perfect car boredom busters creating family fun for everyone – young and old.

Road Trip Games to Play in the Car

When it’s time to plan your next road trip, don’t get caught without a plan to keep everyone busy. Found in our printable pages of fun car games, these games are perfect for passing the time and keeping everyone entertained. To make the most of your time in the car, we’ve put together a list of our favorite road trip games to play in the car to print out and entertain the whole group.

Some popular road trip games include I Spy, 20 Questions, The Alphabet Game, The License Plate Game, The Counting Game, and Road Trip Bingo.

Here’s a quick overview of how to play car games listed in our printable set.

I Spy: This classic game is perfect for young children and can be played by anyone. One person starts by saying, “I spy with my little eye something that is (color, shape, texture, etc.).” The other players then have to guess what object the first person is thinking of.

20 Questions: This game is similar to I Spy, but instead of describing an object, the player thinks of a person, place, or thing. The other players then get to ask 20 questions to try to figure out what the player is thinking of.

The Alphabet Game: The goal of this game is to spot objects in alphabetical order staring with letter a, then letter b and so on. For example, you might see an Acura, balloon, and cat. The next person would then have to find something that starts with the letter D.

The License Plate Game: This game is played by looking for license plates from different states. The first person to spot a license plate from every state wins the game. It’s hard to get 50 state tags when you involve Hawaii and Alaska!

Animal Name Game: Perfect their spelling you start listing this series of animals. Let the fun continue when each player list the name of an animal that starts when the ending letter of the alphabet from the pervious animal listed. See if you can stump the next player!

Car Cricket: Pay attention to the color of cars and try to score the most points when you are up to bat. This game has no skill but see who will get lucky racking up their points to 100 winning the game first.

Connections: Connect words in this fun ongoing game. It will be quite insightful to see how the whole family sees different words and how different things string together in their mind making each invidudal unique.

Conversation Starters: Get to know your family with these conversation starters. Perfect for the dinner table, they also can be used in the car for road trip fun!

Sing a Long String a Long: Warm up your vocal chords and try to catch a tune. String the line of a song with a new song when you connect words from lyrics

I’m Going on a Picnic: In this game, the first player lists something they are bringing on a picnic. The second person repeats their items and adds one of their own items. The game continues with a string of items added to the picnic basket. (Don’t worry – it doesn’t have to fit inside, get creative with ideas!)

Impersonation: See if you can identify the actor or character your carmate is impersonating!

Alphabet Categories: MORE

What makes these the best car games is they can easily be adapted to younger kids, older kids and even adults. In fact, I was reminiscing playing with my youth group leader as a teen driving cross country. That means, both a 15 year old and 35 year old found this engaging and fun!

These frugal friendly games are mostly spoken word games. So the driver can use his/her mind and engage on the fun too. When a checklist is needed, a passenger can keep track of their score.

Road Trip Car Games Printable

How many times have you found yourself in the backseat of a car, struggling to find something to do during a long car ride? Luckily, there are lots of great road trip games that you can play while you’re on the go.

We put together the best car games for adults and kids to play together. What sets these games apart from the others. Everything you need is put together in budget-friendly printable pages. Instead of digging deeply through the index of Google, you can put aside all electronics (including your phone) and enjoy printable games at your finger tips.

Let’s us keep the car ride fun. You don’t have to spend a fortunate to have a back pocket full of boredom busters! Print out this low-cost Road Trip Car Games PDF & let the fun begin! It’s filled with twelve creative games that are easy to pull together and are sure to keep everyone entertained.

What you get with purchase:

12 of the Best Road Trip Games for Kids with Directions & Supply List
Family Conversation Cards
License Plate Game Checklist
Car Scavenger Hunt Checklist

From license plate games and singing games to alphabet games and conversation starters, there’s something for everyone on this list.
So, the next time you’re planning a family vacation or road trip, remember to print out this Road Trip Car Game Printable, grab something to write with and have a blast with these travel games for kids.

It’s not always easy to keep kids occupied while in the car, but these printable games will get the whole family laughing. This set is full of frugal family fun!

Get the Games to Play in the Car Printable Set

Free Printable Car Games to Play

Not ready to purchase? That’s okay. Try a sample of fun car resources found in our free printable library. You can download and print this road trip scavenger hunt today. This car scavenger hunt is actually included in the printable games to play in the car, but if you want to try it out before you buy, grab it alone today.

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More Road Trip Fun!

Hit the road with this list of great road trip games. If you want more than verbal games, there are plenty of places you can purchase games you can play in the car.

Grab car games you can purchase on Amazon if you want more hands on fun. Take a look at these Road Trip Games for Kids.

Road Trip Games to Buy

Scavenger Hunt Card Game for Kids
Vintage Regal Games Original Travel Bingo (you will recognize this nostalgic game!)
Rubberneckers: Everyone’s Favorite Travel Game
On-The-Go Game Travel Activity Pad for Kids
The Best Ever Back Seat Games
License Plate Travel Sticker Book Game
Would You Rather Game Book – Travel Edition
Brain Quest For the Car

Of course, get creative and make up your own DIY car ride games. If the kids have some involvement, they might be excited to play games they made up!

The Counting Game: This game is played by seeing how many of a certain object you can spot. For example, you might see 5 red cars or 10 different types of animals.

The Road Trip Bingo Game: This game is played by having players cross off items on a car bingo board as they spot them along the road. Be sure to have some fun prizes for the winners!

Punch Buggy: Bring back a classic road trip game from your childhood. Not many Volkswagen bugs are on the road these days but transition this old game to something similar using Teslas (for example.)

While you are in the car, you will also appreciate these ideas for staying organized and keeping clean. Enjoy these tried and true mom car hacks to keep everything within reach on the long drive.

So next time you’re on a looong road trip, be sure to bring along some of these genius family games to play in the car to help keep everyone happy!

Do you have any favorite road trip games your family loves? Let us know in the comments below or our Pinterest community and I would love to see how this worked out for you.

WHAT’S TRENDING? Looking for a few engaging activities? Grab Minute to Win it Games – Traditional, Christmas, Friendsgiving, Thanksgiving, and more! Use these fun activities in the office, classroom, or at your next party.

Free Beach Scavenger Hunt Printable and Sand Bucket Beach Craft

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April 12, 2022 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Crafts, DIY, Facebook, Games, Instagram, Pinterest, Printable, Social Media, Summer, Travel

On your beach vacation, be sure to download a free Beach Scavenger Hunt printable and beach craft. Keep the kids busy with a sand bucket & cute outdoor treasure hunt!

Okay, we all know vacations aren’t always relaxing. Often family vacations are echoed with “what’s next?!” While the sand and waves are really fun, it’s possible you will hear cries of “I’m bored” or my favorite “I don’t know what to do!” If you are looking for activities for the beach, take a look at this fun list of beach activities for the kids (and kids at heart!)

What are some fun things to do at the beach?

Summer is the perfect time of year to head to the beach. If you are looking for fun beach activities, we have a really good checklist of ideas for kids of all ages. From games, to water play, contests and more, you will have so much fun you might have to set a timer to remind you to reapply sunscreen! It’s easy to burn when you are distracted!

Some of our favorite activities include…

Beach Games: Beach games are perfect for using common items you already have in the sand. Ideas include beach Frisbee golf, water relays, beach bowling and more. They are beach activities that will fill the entire day and give someone the claim of victory!
Sand Castle Contest: Divide in teams and see who can build the best sand castle. The whole team can look for natural decorations like seashells, seaweed and more.
Sand Pictionary: Use the sand to play Pictionary. Divide in teams. Teammates will draw pictures in the sand while their team tries to guess. Items can include an ocean animal, objects found on the beach and more.
Fly at Kite: We all know about kites but how often do you get the perfect day to do this outdoor activity? The beach is perfect for giving the right amount of wind to fly a kite.
Beach Crafts: Using sea shells and other beach items, turn your finds into art work. You can also upcycle trash found on the beach for a fun beach craft. Ideas include water bottle jelly fish, sand Play-doh and more.
Beach Party: While on your beach vacation, have a beach themed party. This can include a pirate party, kid’s baby shark party, adult white party, or even a teen glow in the dark neon party.
Minute to Win It Games with Water: Enjoy these water games for kids that last only 60 seconds.
Have a Beach Treasure Hunt: Divide in groups for a team building scavenger hunt. Use a beach scavenger hunt list to find items commonly found on the beach.

If you are headed to the beach this summer, consider this free printable Beach Scavenger Hunt for the kids. It will busy them for awhile. Consider filling as well, their bucket with a snack and drink while they look! This is also good for red flag days when the sea is rough and you can’t get in the ocean.

Beach Tip: consider shipping beach toys from amazon to your beach vacation home. Alternatively, when you arrive at your rented beach house, see if toys were left behind. Many houses end up with renters leftover beach items and supplies. You can also hit the dollar store when you arrive at the beach and leave behind any beach supplies you do not want to cart back home.

Beach Scavenger Hunt Printable Craft

Ready to create this beach scavenger hunt for your trip? Get this free printable, laminate and add to your sand bucket. It’s a perfect activity for the kids and will keep the busy in the sun!

Supplies

Many of these beach craft supplies you might have at home. This is a general list of items we used but you do not necessarily need anything more than a bucket, pencil and the printable beach treasure hunt checklist.

White Cardstock
Corner Punch (we used Martha Stewart)
Pencil
Glue Gun or Adhesive Spray
String or Twine
Beach Pail
Optional Supply Idea: Fill pail with water bottle sunscreen and a snack.

Beach Scavenger Hunt PDF

We have plenty of beach checklists and outdoor scavenger hunts but the the beach treasure hunt printable is on us. Just for you to instantly download create your treasure hunt craft.

The beach house scavenger hunt checklist includes…

beach ball
sand castle
pail
beach chair
umbrella
shell
pink shirt
shovel
red swim shorts
beach towel
seaweed
pretty rock
seagull
flip flops
sunglasses
float

For this list of beach scavenger hunt ideas, anything that can be collected is added to the sand bucket. If it can not be picked up, a check is placed beside the beach item checklist or a photo is taking (more on a photo beach scavenger hunt below.)

This is a free beach scavenger hunt printable. Get this Beach Scavenger Hunt and all of Frugal Coupon Living’s Free Printables. Enter your name and email address and we will send you a link and password for access to your free downloads.

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Directions

It’s very easy to create this craft once you have your beach scavenger hunt digital download.

Open the printable scavenger hunt in your PDF viewer.

Place card stock in your printer.

Push Print.

You may out the square and trim the corners with a Corner Punch (we used a Martha Stewart punch. It’s a fun craft too to have on hand.)

At this stage, you have the option to laminate your printable to keep it water proof.

Use a glue gun or adhesive spray to stick the beach scavenger checklist to your beach pail.

Tie the pencil with twine to the bucket.

We think a fun option is to fill pail with a few beach items. Consider adding a water bottle, sunscreen and a snack. Everyone knows the sun makes you crave a tasty beach snack.

Beach Photo Scavenger Hunt

This scavenger hunt is perfect for young kids but you can easily convert it into a beach scavenger hunt for adults, teens or youth. Turn this checklist into a Beach Photo Scavenger Hunt.

Race to see who can find the items first. In order to put a check by the beach item, teams must take a photograph of the item. This can be done with a camera or cell phone.

Leave a comment below. On your next adventure, be sure to share what ocean activities you did and add your own ideas too.

Happy fun in the sun and enjoy your beach travels!

More Beach Fun

If you are hitting the beach, we have a huge list of beach tips and ideas. In addition to the beach scavenger hunt free printable, take a look at our our Beach Tips and Tricks for creative ideas to keep your trip flawless and efficient. For something improved and updated, also enjoy these Beach Hacks from a Floridian! Pin to Pinterest.

Are you looking for more fun activities during the summer? Don’t forget our Visual Summer Bucket List for Kids. Bucket lists are perfect for organizing a family and giving a visual checklist of summer fun for kids and adults. Pin to Pinterest.

If you love treasure hunts for kids, take a look at this huge list of Scavenger Hunt Ideas. Hundreds of scavenger hunt clues and riddles that are perfect for any season including summer, winter, spring, fall and holidays including birthdays, back to school, Christmas and more. So many fun ideas for perfect scavenger hunt at home or during travel. You can also grab our printable set of year-round scavenger hunts and use them as each holiday and season arrives. This is the best package to cover you for every major holiday. Pin to Pinterest.

The beach scavenger hunt checklist was originally published June 4, 2016. Updated April 12, 2022.

Overnight Camping at Night Hacks

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December 7, 2021 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Facebook, Frugal Living, Hacks, Instagram, Pinterest, Social Media, Summer, Travel 5 Comments

Ready for the great outdoors? These Overnight Camping Hacks and Tips will keep you and the kids busy while you enjoy your camping trip! Save these creative camping activities, campfire games, and recipes to complete your list of things to do while camping at night!

Camping at Night Hacks, Activities, and More

Camping is such an adventure, and there’s nothing like camping at night to give you the full immersive experience of the great outdoors! The trouble comes when you’re trying to find a way to keep the kids occupied while spending the night at the campsite. These Camping at Night Hacks and Tips has all of the fun stuff to keep everyone busy while serving up some wisdom that will make camping easier. Keep an eye out for our list of Things To Do While Camping at Night – games, activities and traditions to start with the family on your next camp trip! These camping hacks and camping activities will be a winner among kids and adults alike!

What should you not forget when camping?

Even if you’re only camping for one night, there are a few key supplies that everyone needs when going overnight camping!

Tent and tent stakes
Sleeping bags
Pillows
Flashlights, headlamps, and/or a lantern
Water and water bottles
Camp-friendly food
Fire starter

Get our Free Camping Packing list so you pack all the right things.

What is the most comfortable way to sleep in a tent?

Simply having a sleeping bag will still feel like you’re sleeping on hard ground. If you’re looking for a more comfortable way to camp overnight, we recommend bringing a sleeping pad or cot of some sort to make your temporary bed a little cushier. These aren’t necessary, so don’t stress if you forget to take them along!

Before your camping vacation, take a look at these camping ideas including…

Camping Hacks and Tips (our original post, filled with camping tips and goodness!)
Easy Camping Recipes
Foil Packet Meals including our Campfire Hot Dogs and Cinnamon Rolls Baked in Oranges
Camping Packing List
RV Packing List

For a kids overnight or sleepaway camp, take a look at Summer Camp Hacks and Tips. For a girls weekend, enjoy these Glamping Ideas.

Overnight Camping Hacks

We took some of our beloved Camping Hacks and Tips and stepped it up with new Overnight Camping Tips and Ideas.

Keep your personal sleeping space clean. Your tent should be clean so you can get the best sleep possible, even when you’re camping! This shoe basket camping hack keeps all shoes out of the tent and the sleeping area free of mud and dirt. | Sunny Simple Life

Hitting the road in an RV? Save this RV Packing List from Frugal Coupon Living. This camping checklist resource will help you get organized before taking off.

Busy the kids with their very own Camping Journal and Logbook from Frugal Coupon Living. They can add to it each year and look back on all their memories!

Want to take a hike while camping? If you are looking for the best places to hike in the U.S., download our hiking trail bucket list and hiking journal too!

Prevent cool air from escaping the top of the cooler with a DIY cooler cover. Recycle an old foam sleeping pad or yoga mat and cut the foam mat the exact dimension of the cooler interior. This is a great hack for camping at night to keep your breakfast ingredients chilled! | Cabela’s

Bring solar lights to illuminate your campsite when you’re camping at night. Stake them around the campsite (especially near your tent stakes to prevent tripping) or mount in an inverted Terra Cotta pot. | Starling Travel

Don’t just bring water — freeze your water jugs before you go! Use them as your drinking water as they melt. This way you’ll have cold water all night (and morning) long. You can also illuminate water jugs with a head lamp with this creative Camping at Night Hack. | Instructables

This camping hack is a must for everyone. Prevent yourself and your family from tripping over tent stakes by marking them off with bright pool noodles. Can’t miss them! | Source

No pool noodles? Check out these LED light up ten stakes to prevent tripping over stakes in the night.

Safety first with this unique camping hack. Keep sharp knives safely tucked away in pieces of pool noodles. | Kid Friendly Things to Do

Taking an extended camping trip or staying near water? Start stockpiling your bread tags for this next camping at night hack. They make great clothespins for drying clothes or other items. | REI

I highly recommend water shoes when camping. However, it can be inevitable a pair of cloth sneakers gets soaked. Have extra newspapers. Pack some newspapers to line a table, help start a fire or speed up the drying process overnight. | According to Elle

This camping food hack is the best. Make your own on-the-go-traveling pantry. You’ll get easy access to all the essentials and can close the door to keep out critters at night! | Mountain Campingz

When it’s time for bed, turn a pool float into a mattress and cover with a sleeping bag, blanket and/or sheets. It’s like your own air mattress, but you don’t have to pack or pay for one! | Meg for It

Things To Do While Camping at Night

Get creative with these fun nighttime camping activities that go beyond the standard board game and ghost story.

You can partially prepare this camping arts and crafts idea at home. Write your kid’s name on white paper with Sharpie. Once you go camping, collect nature (leaves, sticks, twigs, etc) to create this adorable art, a nature name activity. | Mrs. Jones Creation Station

Pick up some glow in the dark paint and paint your walking sticks! It will help you see while you’re moving around at night. You can use a glow in the dark paint, glow in the dark spray or even glow in the dark tape. | Creek Line House

During the day, talk about constellations. Teach your kids about what a constellation is — a group of stars forming a recognizable pattern that is traditionally named after its apparent form or identified with a mythological figure. While it is light outside, make this camp craft, a Stellar Constellation Viewer for Kids. At night, stargaze around the campfire and talk about the constellations on your viewer that you also see in the night sky.

Everyone loves a classic s’more recipe. Once the sun goes down, put a twist on your average camping dessert with our Campfire Cones! Maybe less messy, definitely more fun!

Want to try something different? Make colored fire. How cool is this? Packages of colored fire crystals or pine cones are sold at most camping supply stores or online on Amazon. If you want to make your own, you can check out these DIY colored fire ingredients.

Don’t forget about telling stories around the campfire! Use a flashlight and your tent to make a shadow puppets show. This How to Make a Shadow Puppet tutorial is very helpful. | Fine Art America

Have camping activities planned for the kids. These are some of the Best Camping Games for Kids and include directions and a supply list. Most of the supplies you will already have on your trip!

13 Best Camping Games PDF

Outdoor Games at Night

Get ready for a strike with this glow in the dark bowling game using glow sticks and 2-liter water bottles. (As seen in our Summer Bucket List.) | Growing a Jeweled Rose

Have you ever heard of flashlight tag? This is one of the most fun camping activities, and it helps the kids get some energy out before it’s time for bed.

Flashlight Tag Directions: Similar to hide and seek. Everyone carries their own flashlight but only the person who is IT has their’s on. Instead of tagging with hands, you tag with light. Once you’ve been tagged, you turn on your flashlight, point it toward the sky and stand still. Another player can free you by crawling in between your legs (or tagging you). Once everyone is frozen IT wins and the game starts.

Before everyone hides, establish a perimeter (area you cannot go past.) This is especially important for campsites or unfamiliar areas.

We have plenty of other night games you can play outdoors! Print our night games for kids. This includes Glow Sardines, Flashlight Tag, Gloweyball, Ghost in the Graveyard, Firefly, Kick the Can in the Dark, and Night Statues.

Run your kid around the camp (ok, okay…walk) on this Camping Treasure Hunt. 20 Fun Camping Scavenger Hunt riddles to enjoy the outdoors!

Speaking of flashlights, don’t forget our free outdoor games printable. Our Flashlight Scavenger Hunt download (see more Scavenger Hunt Ideas.)

To get your free flashlight scavenger hunt printable, subscribe to our emails and look for a link and password in our inbox. The access code allows you to access and download all of our free printables, as well.

What didn’t I think of that?! Camping Hacks and Tips for the great outdoors. Pin to Pinterest.

Weather bad? Take a look at these Camping in the Rain Tips. Pin to Pinterest.

Enjoy these Camping Recipes for dinner, snacks, breakfast and lunch. Pin to Pinterest.

Camping Hacks, Tips and Tricks

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Camping Hacks, Tips and Tricks on Frugal Coupon Living. Creative camping ideas to simplify your memorable family outdoor trip.

Camping Hacks, Tips and Tricks

Ah, the great outdoors. Whether you’re an experienced camper or a novice like me, everyone should know these great camping hacks, tips and tricks. Learn the best way to store eggs and other camping food hacks, find out how to keep that toilet paper dry, or create a DIY lantern out of a gallon jug (no cutting required!) You might love these tips for camping so much you’ll be using them at home, the beach, or even your next picnic. Enjoy all of these fun camping tips, and happy camping!

What’s fun about camping?

Even if you’re not a huge fan of the outdoors, you’ll still have fun camping! Camping is great for families because it requires teamwork. You’ll get a lot of quality time, make some great memories, and bring the whole family together. Plus, it’s a great way to get kids out of the house and give them a healthy dose of fresh air. These ideas for camping will make the whole event easier so your family can focus on having fun, not the bare necessities!

That are many things you can do when camping with the family. If looking for a list of ideas, make sure to include our Camping Games and our Camping Treasure Hunt. Both bring excitement to the campfire and create amazing memories and family traditions.

If you’re looking for great ideas for camping, make sure to check out our Overnight Camping Hacks and Tips!

Happy Camping!

Best Places to Hike in the U.S.

If you are looking for the best places to hike in the U.S., download our hiking trail bucket list and hiking journal.

Camping Survival Kit

Create your own DIY Camping Survival Kit from The Benson Street. It’s got all the necessities like hand sanitizer, duct tape, bandages, and more!

Camping Games for Kids

Keep the kids entertained with camping activities. Download these 13 Best Camping Games which include directions and a supply list (using items you likely already have!)

Camping Games for Kids Download PDF

DIY Camping Toilet

Make your own Camping Toilet with this tutorial from A Thrifty Mom. It’s not the most fun of our camping tips, but it’s definitely necessary! To me, this trick is genius. Don’t forget the plastic bags!

Rolled Camp Kitchen

Bring along all your kitchen needs in one tidy package with this Rolled Up Kitchen Guide from Today’s Creative Life. Hey, just because you’re roughing it outdoors doesn’t mean you can’t stay organized!

Camping Packing List and Meal Planner

Camping Packing List and Meal Planner Printables on Frugal Coupon Living is great for planning all your camping food hacks. Customize it to your family’s preferences!

Keep camping fun for the kids with their own Camping Journal and Logbook on Frugal Coupon Living. You can add onto this year by year!

Campfire Fire Bombs

DIY Campfire Bombs from Inspired by Family Mag will come in handy when you are ready to start the fire!

DIY Pinecone Fire Starters

You’ve got to try this Pinecone Campfire Starter Recipe from Today’s Creative Life. It’s a little more eco-friendly and a fun camping activity for the kids before you go.

Coffee Can Toilet Paper Storage

One of my favorite tips for camping: Store Toilet Paper in a Coffee Can from Life Hacker to keep it nice and dry. Genius!

Mesh Hanging Organizer Hack

In a small tent, it’s easy for things to get messy. Stay organized with this Mesh Hanging Organizer from Mama Momtourage. Such a great tip!

DIY Outdoor Candle Stakes

DIY Outdoor Candle Stakes from a Subtle Revelry is a great one of our ideas for camping. They’re like little tiki torches!

Water Jug Lantern

Forgot your lantern at home? No worries! Turn a Water Jug into a Lantern Instructables. So genius!

Hand Washing Station

We love camping tips that make sure everyone stays clean! How creative is this Hand Washing Station from Do It and How?

Frozen Water Jug Ice Hack

Instead of ice, use Frozen Water Jugs — once they melt, you’ll have cold water to drink! Idea from Camping Blogger. So smart!

DIY Snack Containers

Start saving your empty coffee creamer containers for this great camping food hack. Store your snacks in these DIY Snack Containers from Stockpiling Moms.

DIY Soap Pouch

Keep everyone clean with this DIY Soap Pouch from Whimsy Love!

DIY Plastic Bag Keeper

Looking for easy storage? Craft this DIY Plastic Bag Keeper from Curbly. This goes great with the camping toilet, and it’s super useful if you’re bringing a furry friend.

Duct Tape Hack

Looking for tips for camping that save space? Leave your bulky Duct Tape Roll at home and wrap what you’ll need around your flashlight instead. Idea from Happy Money Saver. Genius!

Camping Scavenger Hunt

Making camping fun for the kids with this Camping Scavenger Hunt from Creative Homemakers.

Tent Welcome Mat Hack

There’s little I hate more than a dirty floor, especially one you’re sleeping on! Bring a Welcome Mat to keep Dirt Out of the Tent from My Clever Nest and keep those tent floors clean.

Mason Jar Matches Hack

Store your Matches in a Mason Jar. Glue some sandpaper on top for a strike from Like to Love. This one will become one of your most reliable tips for camping!

Yoga Mat Cushion Hack

A Yoga Mat makes a great cushion for your sleeping bag from The 3 Day. Bring a thick one for maximum comfort!

Scrambled Eggs Hack

Keep the camping food hacks coming! Make Scrambled Eggs in an Old Coffee Creamer Container from Lifehacker. This is truly genius and will make breakfast for the whole family a breeze.

Cork Hack for Keys

If you’re camping near the water, place a Cork on Your Keys so they float to the top! Idea from Green Moxie. (This is also in our Beach Tips & Tricks!)

Ketchup Bottle Pancake Mix Hack

Repurpose an old Ketchup Bottle for Pancake Mix from Real Simple. It makes pouring pancakes so much easier, especially on the go. Reduce, reuse, recycle!

Camping Treasure Hunt

Run your kid around the camp (ok, okay…walk) on this Camping Treasure Hunt. 20 Fun Camping Scavenger Hunt riddles to enjoy the outdoors!

Storage Bin Tub Hack

Turn a regular old Storage Bin into a Toddler Tub from Living on Latte. I have seen this used at the beach too!

DIY Shower Lanyards

Make Individual Shower Lanyards from The Pop Up Princess. I could see this as a fun gift if a large group of friends are camping together. The lanyard all keeps the loofah out of the dirt and secures everything in one place!

Camping? Take a look at these Camping in the Rain Tips. Pin to Pinterest.

Also check out these Camping Hot Dogs Recipe for the Campfire. Pin to Pinterest.

We think these Fritos Bagged Walking Tacos are delicious. Pin to Pinterest.

For dessert, enjoy these S’mores Campfire Cones. Pin to Pinterest.

Also enjoy these Camping Recipes Your Family Will Love. Pin to Pinterest.

We love these Foil Packet Meals for the Grill, Oven or Campfire. Pin to Pinterest.

Original publication April 16, 2017.

Weather Not Great? 12 Tips for Camping in the Rain

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December 7, 2021 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, Social Media, Travel Leave a Comment

Make lemonade out of lemons and enjoy these 12 Tips for camping in the rain. Family camping in the rain activities for both staying dry and getting wet.

Camping is such a fun vacation to have. It is so simple but yet many people will share some of the most wonderful memories that they have from camping trips recently or from years gone by. It doesn’t matter if you go as a couple, with a group of friends, or take your kids along for the ride, it’s a vacation that suits almost everybody.

Picture the scene, your tent is up, your chairs are out, there’s a BBQ in the background and you hear pleasant chat and kids laughing. The sun is shining and everyone is having such a great time. But wait! The sun doesn’t always shine, does it? You hear rumbling in the distance and the dark clouds begin to roll in.

Camping can still be a great vacation even when it rains. Although camping in the rain is very different, there are so many camping in the rain activities and things you can do that the whole family will enjoy.

Here are some tips for camping in the rainy weather and camping suggestions if you find yourself camping in bad weather.

Camping in the Rain Tips

If the rain isn’t for you, hang tight. You could make some really cool memories out of these lemons. If you have a camping rain shelter, when life gives you lemons, stay at your campsite and make some lemonade.

Some of us just can’t stand the rain. The best thing is we can all check a forecast ahead of time and if it does forecast rain at any point during your vacation you can be prepared. Here are some of the things you can do if you plan on staying inside the tent when it starts to rain.

Bring with you some emergency board games

One of the first things you could do would be to pack up some emergency board games. These are great for evenings anyway even when you aren’t camping in the rain but they are perfect to pull out when the weather starts to descend. Games like Monopoly or Ticket to Ride are great games that take a little longer. Also consider these indoor games if you have the space. So the chances are when you are done, the rain will have stopped and you can venture outdoors.

Card games are always a winner

Card games are also great for when it starts to rain. There are many card games that are age-appropriate for kids and you could even use the time to teach them something new. Again cards are perfect to keep you entertained and occupied at night and a lovely bonding activity before bed.

Make hot chocolate

There is nothing cozier than being warm and listening to the rain and there is something quite magical about being outside yet still warm and dry. Make it extra special by making some camping hot chocolate. Pack a supply just in case and then enjoy the moment.

Use a device and watch a movie

If you brought iPads with you, which let’s face it with kids is likely, then why not download a few films to one of them in case you end up camping in the rain. You can put one on and then watch it together while you wait out the weather.

Hang your clothes to dry

It is likely inevitable your clothes will get wet. When your clothes are soaked, it might be tempting to dump them in the corner but this will add moisture to the temp and also smell like mildew.

Hang wet clothes on a DIY clothesline. under extra tarps to dry. When the sun comes out, you can remove the tarp so you clothes get direct sunlight. Add hand warmers to shoes to keep them warm and to speed up the drying process. Taking time to manage the moisture factor will make your trip a lot more pleasant.

Camping in the Rain Activities

If you want to embrace the rain, get your camping rain jacket, wet gear and water boots and let’s make some life-long memories.

Some people don’t mind the rain and often expect it when camping. There are lots you can do if you want to embrace the rain. Here are some suggestions.

Go and explore

One of the first things to do would be to put on your waterproofs and head out in it. Go for a walk and explore. Nature looks different in all kinds of weather and you may be able to spot some insects and animals that you might not have done if the sun was shining. If you do not have the proper rain gear, grab a garbage bag and turn it into a DIY poncho.

Open water swimming

Don’t stay dry, get wet. Swimming is always a fun activity but swimming in the rain just takes it to the next level. Besides, you are already wet so you may as well just enjoy it. Open water swimming in lakes and rivers are great options for when it rains. Obviously use precaution and make sure it is not thundering and lighting.

Fishing

Fish seem to come to the surface a little more when it’s raining. So if the family are keen fishers then this could be the perfect time to go out with your fishing gear. Dress up in your waterproofs and pack some warm drinks to keep you going.

Water games

Put on an extra layer of clothes or strip down to your wet gear or swim suits. Try something out of the norm like these Minute to Win it Water Games. Be prepared for 16 splash-tastic 60-second challenges. Laminate your minute to win it directions and supply list before you packing for your camping trip.

Outdoor games

Take all your camping games and play in the wet weather. Using many common supplies found on your camping checklist, enjoy these outdoor games in the rain. You can even go on a camping scavenger hunt (just add the clues to the inside of a Ziploc bag) to keep them protecting from the moisture.

Take your dog out

If you brought your dog camping with you then why not take them out for a walk? Your dog really won’t mind the rain, and it can be a fun activity for everyone to do. You will need to prepare with lots of towels before you leave, so you can get cleaned up the moment you arrive back at your tent.

Jumping in puddles

Finally, the simple activity of jumping in puddles is fun for any age, adults included. So if you have been camping in the rain then there is a big chance there will be plenty of puddles for you to explore.

Also be sure to check out our Rainy Day Activities. This incudes a list of fun things to do in the rain kids activities for indoor (or in the tent) and outdoor fun. (Share on Pinterest)

Camping for awhile? These Overnight Camping Hacks and Tips will add camping activities to a great trip. (Share on Pinterest)

Let’s hope this has given you plenty of ideas on the activities and tips for camping in the rain the whole family will enjoy if it is during your camping trip.

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Hiking Locations Bucket List & Journal

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November 2, 2021 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, Printable, Social Media, Travel Leave a Comment

Explore the best hiking locations that should be on your bucket list of beautiful places and a hiking journal to keep track of your hiking experiences.

If you love the great outdoors and all things related to hiking, this blog post will be perfect for you! We’ll talk about the best hiking locations that should be on your bucket list of beautiful places to explore and we will share a hiking journal for you to keep track of your hiking experiences. Plus, we’ll explore some different types of hikes we think you’ll enjoy.

Different types of hiking

Hiking for enjoyment and recreation: this type of hiking is just about getting outside and having fun. You can look up hikes that are close by, plan a day hike or even find some trails with more challenging ascents to get your heart rate going!
Day Hikes: these types of hikes usually take place in the morning or afternoon so you can enjoy them before it gets dark out. Day hikes include short distances such as a few miles round trip.
Multi-day trips: these types of adventures might require camping gear and planning ahead but they’re worth it if you have time off work! These could be planned on any length of time–a weekend long adventure all the way to an extended vacation. Multi-day trips usually include more difficult ascents and descents as well.
Weekend adventures: these are day hikes that last for a few days, including Friday through Sunday. They’re perfect if you don’t have much time off work but still want to explore! Weekend adventures could also be planned on any amount of time–from one night to even four nights (Friday-Monday).
Camping: this is when you set up a place outside your home where you’ll stay for the evening or weekend and enjoy nature all around you. Camping includes setting up camp with tents, sleeping bags, cooking equipment and other things related to living outdoors away from your own home. You might need gear like hiking boots, backpacks, food storage containers or even a portable stove.

As you can see, there are many different types of hiking adventures that anyone could enjoy! Whether you’re an experienced hiker or just getting started with the sport, we hope this blog post will help inspire your next adventure out into nature!

Bucket list & hiking journal printable

Hiking Destination Bucket List – Check off some amazing hiking locations that should be on your list of places to visit with this bucket list printable. The list is unlike something you will find in a state park visitor center. It includes some of our favorite places in America where you’ll love the breathtaking views and natural wonders – from rock formations, national forests, exotic wildlife, canyons and more.

Let’s talk about what makes up a good hike-worthy destination. We’ve found the perfect blend of both short and long hikes that give you the best of both worlds! For those looking for a more challenging hike, we’ve included some popular multi-day trips and camping locations.

Best Hiking Locations in the United States

The Precipice Trail
Location: Acadia National Park, Maine,
Distance: 1.8 miles
Best Time to Go: June to November

Root Glacier Trail
Location: Wrangell-St. Elias National Park, Alaska
Distance: 4 miles
Best Time to Go: June to August

Angel’s Landing
Location: Zion National Park, Utah
Distance: 5 miles
Best Time to Go: March to October

Muliwai Trail
Location: Big Island, Hawaii
Distance: 5.1 miles
Best Time to Go: Year Round

Hoh River Trail
Location: Olympic National Park, Washington
Distance: 6.2 miles
Best Time to Go: Year Round

Lakes Trail
Location: Sequoia and Kings Canyon National
Park, California
Distance: 7 miles
Best Time to Go: June to November

North Vista Trail
Location: Gunnison National Park, Colorado
Distance: 7 miles
Best Time to Go: March to November

Devils Garden Trail
Location: Arches National Park, Utah
Distance: 7.2 miles
Best Time to Go: Year Round

Upper Falls Trail
Location: Yosemite National Park, California
Distance: 7.6 miles
Best Time to Go: March-May, September-November

Panhandle Gap/Summerland Trail
Location: Mount Rainier National Park,
Washington
Distance: 8.4 miles
Best Time to Go: June to August

Franconia Ridge Loop
Location: Franconia Notch State Park,
New Hampshire
Distance: 9 miles
Best Time to Go: September to November

Elephant Canyon/Druid Arch Trail
Location: Canyonlands National Park, Utah
Distance: 11 miles
Best Time to Go: Year Round

Halemau’u Trail
Location: Haleakala National Park, Hawaii,
Distance: 11.2 miles
Best Time to Go: Year Round

Highline Trail
Location: Glacier National Park, Montana
Distance: 11.5 miles
Best Time to Go: Mid-July and August

Cascade Canyon Trail
Location: Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming
Distance: 14.4 miles
Best Time to Go: June to November

Half Dome
Location: Yosemite National Park, California
Distance: 16 miles
Best Time to Go: April to October

How many states have you hit on your outdoor bucket list of hiking trails? If you are a local Virginian, like myself, I suggest beginning with something close to home like the trails at Shenandoah National Park.

Hiking Journal Printable – This hiking journal template is perfect for hikers who want to keep track of all their adventures–whether they’re day hikes or overnight excursions. So whether you use it before your trip as a checklist or afterwards as an amazing memory book, get writing today so you don’t forget any of the places you’ve been.

What is your favorite type of hiking? Do you prefer to hike in the mountains or on a beach? Have you ever hiked with friends or family members, or alone? Do you have a bucket list of places that you want to visit while on the trail?
Share your adventures with us in the comments or tag us on your social media so we can celebrate your hiking wins!

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Road Trip Scavenger Hunt

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October 29, 2021 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Facebook, Games, Instagram, Pinterest, Printable, Social Media, Travel 3 Comments

Erase cries of “I’m bored” with a list of Kid’s Road Trip Games for the Car. You can download this free printable Road Trip Scavenger Hunt to keep the kids busy until you reach your final destination. Honk if this makes you happy!

Road Trip Scavenger Hunt

Keeping the kids busy in the car is a lot easier than when we were growing up, no? Between game systems, tablets, e-readers, audio books and movies, it’s easier to get fewer and fewer complaints of “I’m bored!” Of course, when it is uttered, we all have a long story of “Let me tell you what it means to be bored. When I was growing up….”

While your kids might have plenty of resources for staying distracted in the car, we wanted to provide you with some newer ideas to keep their minds fresh, to keep family engaged, and to just go back to some of the original “old school” resources of a paper and pencil.

Road Trip Games for the Car

Before embarking on a road trip (Or any travel for that matter), I try to pick up at least one or two new items. This often includes road trip games. Having something that is new 1.) buys time learning the game 2.) kills time enjoying the game 3.) and often gets reused because it was … well, enjoyable.

Take a look at these Road Trip Games for Kids.

Scavenger Hunt Games

More Road Trip Games

How to Play Road Trip Scavenger Hunt

We created a collection of Printable Scavenger Hunts for Kids, but one thing that was missing was a Road Trip Scavenger Hunt. Take a look at this printable game as well as Road Trip Games in the car for the kids.

Our road trip scavenger hunt is general enough, it can be played on most any adventure. You can make the game your own identifying your family’s rules and directions or follow these directions for how to a play road trip scavenger hunt.

Directions

Each player gets their own printable game board. Set the game for a certain amount of time (30 minutes, one hour, the entire trip.) As you travel down the road, check off items you see on your journey. You must identify the object out loud before checking it off. Once that object has been identified by the first player, the same object cannot be used to check off another players box. They will need to find that same object in another place. For example, if player A finds a deer they announce “deer” and check it off on their scavenger hunt printable. All other players must wait to find another deer before they can check it off. The first person to check off all their scavenger hunt boxes wins or the person with the most checks at the end of the time limit, is the winner.

Road Trip Scavenger Hunt List

Camper/RV
Motorcycle
Person on their phone
Red Truck
Park with a playground
Cow
Flag
Ambulance
Yellow flower
Water tower
Dog in a car
Bumper sticker with a name on it
VW Beetle
Church steeple
Airplane
Bench
City bus
Squirrel
Caution sign
Duct-taped car part
Flowering tree
Bicycle
Rusty car
Taxi cab
Person wearing sunglasses
Tractor
Billboard with children on it
Gas station
Sleeping passenger in a vehicle
River
Population sign
Fire Truck
Hospital sign
Smart Car
Deer
Toll booth
Personalized license plate
The letter “Q”
Hotel
A picture of a chicken
Detour sign
Flashing lights
Horse
Police car
Tow truck
Windmill
Military vehicle
Stick figure family stickers
Helicopter
Field
Adopt-A-Highway sign
Someone eating in a vehicle
Purple car
Barn
Statue
Train
Duck
Lake

If you have a toddler, also take a look at our Road Trip Bingo. Perfect companion to our Scavenger Hunt Road Trip game for the older kids.

Road Trip Printable Scavenger Hunt

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Games You Can Play in the Car

Want more? Also take a look at these Car Games for Kids. 12 Road Trip Games for Kids using little to resources. This set of seven printable games with the Road Trip Scavenger Hunt, Family Conversation Starts and 12 Games for the Car including instructions. It is a must for any sized road trip with the kids.

The Best Car Games for Kids Printable PDF

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How to Preserve Your Road Trip Printable

I suggest you laminate your printable. This will allow you to check the boxes with a dry erase marker and then wipe off with a wet paper towel to reuse. It also will keep the printable in the car sturdy and keep it form getting dirty or wrinkled.

I have had my Scotch Thermal Laminator for 12 years and it still is going strong. I suggest this brand though there are many other great laminators on Amazon.

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Enjoy these Road Trip Hacks and Tips for Kids. Pin to Pinterest.

Planes too? If you are embarking on an adventure of planes, trains and automobiles, take a look at these Airplane Activities for Kids. Pin to Pinterest.

Glamping Tips for the Ultimate Camping Experience

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October 12, 2021 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, Printable, Social Media, Travel Leave a Comment

Love the idea of a relaxing weekend in nature but enjoy the comforts of home? Plan your perfect experience with our best glamping tips, glamping checklist and planning journal!

You’re a camping enthusiast, but you don’t want to be roughing it. The solution? Glamping! Glamping is the newest trend in luxury camping, and it’s taking the world by storm. It combines glamour with a little bit of roughing it to create an experience that can’t be found anywhere else.

In this blog post, we will discuss everything you need to know before heading out to the great outdoors on your next glamping trip – from what kind of equipment you’ll need to how best to pack for your adventure. We even have a glamping printable to help you plan your perfect trip!

What is glamping?

Glamping is short for “glamorous camping.” It’s a way to have the best of both worlds: explore nature while still feeling like you’re home. Imagine waking up in your luxury tent, hiking through beautiful scenery and then returning back to it at night. Glamping can happen anywhere – from tents on beaches or riverbanks to yurts in forests!

Glamping vs. camping

A camper will be happy with sleeping on the ground without any luxuries whatsoever – while a “glampers,” by comparison, would expect an air mattress at the very least!

Glamping is different from traditional camping in that it’s a more luxurious experience. Often, glampsites will include amenities like fire pits, heated tents and even butlers to help you get settled!

Glamps are always prepared for everything because they know what it takes to create this experience of being out in nature but still feeling like home.

What does glamping mean?

The word “glamp” comes from glamorous campers who would set up their sites with all sorts of amenities that are usually found indoors such as beds, couches and rugs. The world of glamping includes everything from staying in a gorgeous cabin to the perfect glamping tent.

How to pick a glamping tent

If you’re interested in keeping your experience having all of the comforts while still being close with nature, you’ll want a tent that serves your needs. But what should you look for?

Before choosing your tent, think about where you want to go glamping and how much space you need for the items you want to have on hand. Most glamping trips include air mattresses, so take that into consideration as well.

How to go glamping

In our printable glamping packet you’ll have not only glamping ideas, but glamping tips, and plenty of space to make note of everything you need for your ultimate camping experience.

So what makes a glamping trip amazing? Plan your best trip with these glamping tips:

Get a good night’s sleep- Make your sleeping quarters into a luxurious place to relax and get the rest you need. Instead of a sleeping bag, enjoy a comfortable bed and soft bedding.
Eat great food- No hot dogs on a stick will do for your DIY glamping trip! Plan out meals that are delicious and celebrate your mini vacay!
Stay organized- The most important way to make sure things go smoothly is to do the prep work and planning ahead of time with our planning packet that includes a glamping checklist.
Stay entertained- Plan relaxing, fun activities that will help you and you’re camping buddies enjoy nature while also sipping on a nice glass of rose!

Glamping Checklist Printable

If all of these sound like a lot, you’ll love the 4 page Glamping printable packet that will guide you and help you plan your best trip with easy DIY glamping ideas and a glamping packing list!

Included in the Glamping Printable Bundle

Glamping Tips
Glamping Checklist
Glamping Planner

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I hope you enjoyed our best glamping tips and learned how easy it is to combine comfort and adventure. Happy glamping, friends!

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From national parks to backyard camping, whatever your destination, take a look at these Glamping Ideas for the Girls. Pin to Pinterest.

From traditional to luxury, under the night sky stars or under the fairy nights, these Overnight Camping ideas are for everyone and also include a camping packing list! Pin to Pinterest.

Camping tents, tree houses or glamping accommodations with private bathrooms these Summer Camp Hacks and Tips are perfect for the kids. Pin to Pinterest.