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A night full of barbecue, friends, wine, laughter and board games. We spent the weekend in Austin, soaking up every second of hot sunshine, friends and Hey Cupcake.
Texas, we love you!
A night full of barbecue, friends, wine, laughter and board games. We spent the weekend in Austin, soaking up every second of hot sunshine, friends and Hey Cupcake.
Texas, we love you!
ohmygosh girl sounds like MY kinda weekend! bbq- good friends- and GORGEOUS weather! how could ANYONE not want to go back to Austin 😉 great post hunny! have a wonderful monday!
These are gorgeous photos Jenna!! I love all the bright colours – everything looks so springy! The photos of you and Adam are great. Have a fabulous day!
for some reason i have ALWAYS wanted to go and live in austin. never been but i feel such a draw to the place. your pics have confirmed it 🙂
Great pictures!
It looks like you had a fantastic time 😀
You guys look like you had a blast! I love seeing all the pictures from your trip. 🙂
How fun!! That makes me excited for hot weather, and eating outside in the sunshine 🙂
Austin is awesome…I couldn't live anywhere else! Glad you had fun!
I love it when you post picture compilations like this!
What an awesome weekend and great photos! I am soooo happy that you had a blast of a weekend!
You missed nothing in CA. The weather across the whole state was rainy, dreary, nasty, stormy and brrrr!
i LOVE photo 19!! so picture perfect! this photo collection made me want to start eating meat again, move to Texas and dye my hair blond! 🙂 loved it!
Best city on Earth, isn't it? I love living here — there's a little bit of everything, and everyone is SO friendly.
I've never been to Austin but it's totally on the top of my list of US cities! =D
Please, teach us how you make these slideshows. tell us all your secrets.
Austin looks like a blast 🙂
I was watching Anthony Bourdain with my hubby the other night and they were in Austin. I told him I want to visit so bad and he didn't understand why. These pictures really sum it up for me. 🙂
I'll be in Austin this weekend…I can't wait to be home in the hill country!
Get me TO Austin!! Sounds like my ideal of a good time. I had some similar fun this past week/weekend for my spring break and I'm savoring every bit of it still even as I head back into the swing of things 🙂
Lucky! You totally missed a huge storm at home.
Looks like a fun filled weekend. Austin is definitely a place that I would LOVE to visit…..hopefully one of these days:) Love all your photos!
What an amazing weekend! Love all these picture – you look gorgeous and all the foods looks fabulous! 🙂
I love weekend getaways – planning mine to Paris this weekend 🙂 🙂 Yay!
Love seeing such joy shine through these pics! 🙂
What a nice, relaxing weekend! I love the pic of Adam kissing you on the cheek 🙂 So cute!
And I think I may be ready to bring wine back into my life after looking at those pics! 😉
The second to last picture is so cute! You look so happy 🙂
Love it Jenna! I heart Austin so much. Was bummed not to be down there for sxsw. Sigh. Looks like you had a lovely time!
Gorgeous photos :). Glad you guys had a great time – I love these little photo series on ELR every now and then!
You went during SXSW! Please tell me you saw some live music. 🙂 I loved Hey Cupcake…and it's on the best shopping street!
I just got back from a week in Tucson. I am excited for our Fall trip to Austin now. I want to eat really good BBQ and Southwest food! YUM!
Um, is it weird that I know people in your pictures? Seriously. Weirded. Out! I mean…I live in Austin so I guess it's not *that* strange, but still…!
I do too! Truly is a small world…!
God girl – I kind of hate you – could you BE ANY PRETTIER?! Seriously.
Oh and the BBQ pictures are pretty too ;)…and Adam!
Wow, gorgeous pics! I've always wanted to visit Austin. Also, I LOVE your dress. 🙂
Love the pictures, looks like a fabulous time! You and your "main squeeze" make a dashing couple 🙂
It looks as though you had an amazing weekend. Austin is on my must-visit list.
What great photos! Some of your photo montage posts are my favorite ones!
Gosh, Jenna…you are just so gorgeous. Also, the food and decor in these photos looks so perfect that it's almost fake–like it's something from a romantic comedy or a food magazine! Everyone looks so cheerful and it's all picturesque and beautiful! I'm so happy for you!
I know you aren't documenting your food intake and are just posting tidbits of food in your life, but I find it strange and misleading that you title picture 15 "my plate. amazing" and then the next picture is of the same plate, but you are clearly sitting across the table in the background with your own plate. That's just dishonest to me…
austin is the best!!
next time try:
torchy's tacos
trudy's mexican martinis
continental club for live music
mt. bonnell for a great view
hula hut for great tex-mex/polynesian fusion food
draught house for great beer, you can just pull up a lawn chair and drink your beer out in the parking lot by your car!
eastside cafe: a cute quaint house with good food, they plant their own veggies.
rudy's bbq and salt lick bbq.
Me too! Love Austin. Wish we had more time exploring this great city.
Wow great pics, I hope to go to Texas sometime soon!
You know I was reading some old posts from a year ago when your hair was dark and it looks like you've lost a lot of weight….I know you don't write on these subjects anymore but was wondering if you'd touch on it since you're taking a different approach towards exercise, etc. I understand if you don't want to touch on this…just a thought and love your blog so very much 🙂
haha i was thinking the same thing as Sara–you do look thinner, and I was wondering what your approach to food/fitness/weight control is these days! I hate to admit it, but I am pretty burnt out from running, but I eat so much Im afraid to quit!!
Haha I'm the same way HilaryJo!! I'd like to lose a few pounds and am so burnt out from running, but am afraid I'll gain weight with the way I love to eat!!
Thanks so much Jenna for answering this….I've heard yoga does amazing things to the body, and it's interesting you mentioned muscle weight because I've noticed I've gained a lot of muscle in my lower body from running which is probably why I've gained….perhaps I should really start getting into yoga! Although it doesn't look like you've lost muscle, you look great Jenna and thanks again for answering! 🙂
Yeah thanks for answering 🙂 I think I need to get the eat when HUNGRY down…not all the time!! haha
I miss you and your posts.
Also, the Austin pics are great.
I adore Austin!! Almost moved there, but found a fabulous job in Atlanta. I still dream of Texas! Looks like a great weekend!


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I hope to be updating this blog as I usually had. It seems so many things had kept me from sewing for one reason or another. I've had so many ideas sitting on the backburner it's literally kept me up at nights.
First things first, as you can see, this isn't a 'Lily' post. Occasionally I have ideas for myself that never come to fruition because I'm too busy sewing for Lily. And I've had a few people ask me if I could make adult sized versions of a few of my posts.
Don't worry. I still have a million child sized ideas but every once in a while I might sprinkle a mommy sized piece to mix things up:)
This is my FIRST adult sized giveaway. Most of the time my ideas result from being unable to find a look I've seen in a magazine or television.
I had seen a similar blouse worn by another 'Lily' that is the character Lily on 'How I met your Mother'. She always wears the coolest things! Then again, she is supposed to be a shopaholic. I couldn't even find a similar look at Anthropologie (not that I would have been able to afford it anyway). So I got out my scissors, measuring tape and pins to make my first 'adult' piece in almost a year!
I thought this blouse would be perfect to wear on a casual first date perhaps at a coffee shop, restaurant/bar or park. Or even a quick lunch date with your husband. It's dressy enough to look special but still has a casual feel.
The giveaway is for the blouse only. But if the winning blog also leaves a comment I will include the twin bird headband worn in the photographs as well!
It bears an embroidered daisy chain trim that lines each of the ruffled tiers. Each tier starts high on the chest and then dips down along my waist giving the blouse a full look in front and straight look in back.
The collar stands tall instead of folding over giving the blouse a vintage feel. It looks good with a hairdo that's pulled up since it hugs the nape of the neck.
This blouse also looks good with a skinny jean. I bought the ones in the photographs at Forever 21 for only $12! You can't beat that.
Oh but what I really believe completed this look were the cowboy boots. They are about one size too small but they are so chic that I'll put up with the pain. They were given to me by a friend of mine whose grandmother had to enter a nursing home. Yes, they were worn by a 80-something year old woman! Bravo! I have to admit, I felt a bit nervous in them myself!
The blouse is made of a cottony material with a linen feel to it. It turned out to be a bit small on me so I would say that this would fit a person who has a small frame. Although I do have a large bust line so that might have contributed to the tightness.
Here's a rundown of the other pieces in the photos in case you had an interest.
Jeans: Forever 21
Boots: Estate Sale
Cami: Old Navy
Necklace: Forever 21
Earrings: Manic Trout
I also have to give a BIG thanks to Brian for taking the photographs, putting up with my constant criticism, aggressive suggestions.......and treating me to a yummy Caeser salad:) Not to mention using his lunch hour. I'm just not used to being the one in the front of the camera:) I think he understands. Of course he also said that the last picture makes me look goofy, so I guess we're even:)
Last day for posts is Wednesday 1/25/09. Winner will be announced Tuesday!
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This is our March 30th sit with Daiho REDUX. I have the folks registered for the HANGOUT the same as last week. If there has been change in someone's ability to attend, please let me know by PM.
WELCOME to our Special Zazenkai guided by our guest, the gifted Soto Zen Teacher and social activist HARVEY DAIHO HILBERT Roshi, live from the Clear Mind Zen Temple in Las Cruces, New Mexico.
The live netcast will be held Sunday morning (March 30th) at 10am in New York, 7am in California, Sunday Afternoon 4pm in Paris and 3pm in London, 11pm in Japan. I HOPE TO OPEN THE HANGOUT ABOUT 10 to 15 minutes before. (Of course, those who cannot join the hangout can still watch live "one way" at the link below, and others can watch and sit with us later, when they can). I anticipate that the event will take between 1 hour and 90 minutes.
LIVE ZAZENKAI NETCAST at GOOGLE+ IS HERE:
Some more about Rev. Daiho and this Zazenkai can be found at the LINK HERE.
For this Zazenkai, Rev. Daiho will lead a chant of the Heart Sutra (using Matsuoka-roshi's translation as here), followed by 20 min. of Zazen, followed by a Dharma talk on Engaged Practice: Bearing Witness . We will conclude, after a Q & A, by chanting the Four Great Vows.
Our circle for the Hangout holds more people than seats. We have a couple of folks on "waiting list" as discussed at the LINK HERE.
The Great Heart of Wisdom Sutra
When Kannon the Bodhisattva of Compassion was practicing the deepest wisdom he clearly saw that the five aggregates are empty thus transcending distress and suffering. Oh Shariputra form is no other than emptiness, emptiness no other than form, form is exactly emptiness, emptiness exactly form, feeling thought, impulse, and consciousness are likewise like this.
O Shariputra, remember, Dharma is fundamentally emptiness, no birth, no death. Nothing is pure, nothing is defiled. Nothing can increase, nothing can decrease. Hence: in emptiness, no form, no feeling no thought, no impulse, no consciousness; no eye, no ear, no nose, no tongue, no body, no mind; no seeing, no hearing, no smelling, no tasting, no touching, no thinking, no realm of sight, no realm of thought, no ignorance and no end of ignorance, no old age and death and no end to old age and death. No suffering, no craving, no extinction, no path, no wisdom, no attainment.
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This Zazenkai also is in celebration of Daiho Roshi's NEW BOOK LIVING ZEN: The Diary of an American Zen Priest, which I am thoroughly appreciating and heartily recommend to all. Here is part of my review ...
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MILWAUKEE -- The San Francisco Giants are not playing their best baseball and still they are 9-6. On balance, the news is not all that bad for the defending World Series champions.
The last two games in Milwaukee have not been encouraging, but they haven't spelled real trouble, either. Wednesday night, the Giants came back from a three-run deficit, but lost to the Brewers, 4-3, on the last at-bat of the game.
The Giants could take consolation from the fact that they spent their evening inside Miller Park with the roof closed. Everywhere else in Milwaukee it was raining: incessantly, predictably, and continually. But the Giants did not require much consolation. With them, defeat is regarded as a strictly temporary condition. And they really don't have to apologize for being 9-6.
"We've got some guys not clicking; we're not quite there yet," Giants manager Bruce Bochy said Wednesday night. "I think we're fortunate, to be honest. We've done a good job of battling back. The guys are fighting hard.
"We're not quite there yet and we know that. But they will be."
The Giants did a nice job of rallying against Kyle Lohse, who has been Milwaukee's best starting pitcher in this young season. After being no-hit by Lohse for five innings, the Giants found five singles and three runs in the sixth to tie the game.
But the evening turned in the bottom of the ninth with a 3-3 tie, one out and one on. The exceptionally speedy Carlos Gomez hit a ball deep in the hole at short and Brandon Crawford made a fine stop on it. His long and hurried throw to first was off target, however, putting runners on second and third and setting up pinch-hitter Blake Lalli's eventual game-winning hit.
Bochy thought Crawford should not have attempted the throw. Crawford thought, after viewing video of the play, that a good throw would have retired Gomez.
"I've made that play before and I'm sure I'll make it again," the shortstop said.
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"He's so good over there, though," Bochy said. "Occasionally, we're going to make mistakes but he's as good as there is there at short."
The Giants recently had not been pitching with anything resembling their usual effectiveness. Their team earned run average ranks 12th in the National League.
The Brewers came to this series struggling to score. But Tuesday night, this same club, which had just one day earlier ended a 32-inning scoreless streak, scored 10 runs against the Giants. The Brewers also ended Barry Zito's streak of 16 consecutive starts won by the Giants.
Nobody could have anticipated this sort of outburst by the Brewers, who are without two of their key run producers, cleanup hitter Aramis Ramirez and Corey Hart. And in particular, nobody could have predicted breaking out of a team slump against the pitching of the Giants.
"That doesn't come into it," Brewers manager Ron Roenicke said about the possibility of scoring in double figures against San Francisco. "I think the conversation the day before [the series] was we're playing the Giants so we're going to have to pitch really well, because we wouldn't be able to score.
"That's why I can't figure out this game. It changes from day to day and week to week. You don't know what's going to happen. That's part of the fun of it but it's also part of the frustrating part of it, when you expect some things to go well and they don't."
The Giants can expect to pitch well, extremely well. Over the last three seasons they were first, second and fifth in the NL in team ERA. Their current ranking could be the result of a small sample size or an early season aberration or both, but they should be better than this.
In defeat Wednesday night, there was some encouragement on that front. Starter Ryan Vogelsong, roughed up in his first two starts, limited the Brewers to three runs over seven innings.
"Still not perfect, but today was definitely better," Vogelsong said.
Offensively, however, the Giants seem to be in the appropriate neighborhood. They are fifth in the league in runs scored. Last year, they were sixth.
Whatever they are doing offensively this year, they are doing it with 2012 National League MVP Buster Posey off to a slow start, hitting .213, with a .319 slugging percentage.
When it was suggested to Vogelsong that Posey was struggling, the pitcher responded: "I wouldn't say that he was struggling. He hit the ball really hard twice tonight. He just needs some balls to start falling in."
Posey did, in fact, hit the ball really hard twice. He said that in the past few days he had begun to feel good at the plate again.
"It's just a matter of keep on grinding and keep on working," Posey said.
The record says that Posey will be much better than he has been for the first two-plus weeks of the 2013 season. That same case has been made for the Giants' overall pitching. The current 9-6 record doesn't get them first place in the NL West at the moment, but it certainly doesn't offer any cause for alarm, either.


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There's a certain community that flourishes within the grill smoke of a campground. Kids shout as they toss footballs among the trees. Old friends reconnect under starry skies. Spend even one night at the 24 campgrounds we've identified as the Midwest's best, and you start to see the appeal. Keeping in mind the popularity of RVs, we researched hundreds of RV campgrounds in the region, visited dozens and interviewed avid campers in all 12 states. We picked our favorites in categories for scenery and for amenities—then crowned 5 "supercampgrounds" that have an amazing combination of both, including Hayward KOA in Hayward, Wisconsin (pictured). Click ahead to see our picks!
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These "supercampgrounds" scored big for the ultimate combo of creature comforts and unbeatable views. Click or tap to the next slides for details on each.
• Hayward KOA in Hayward, Wisconsin
• Brown County State Park in Indiana
• Indiana Dunes State Park in Chesterton, Indiana (pictured)
• Eugene T. Mahoney State Park in Ashland, Nebraska
• Sibley State Park Campground in New London, Minnesota -
Nashville, Indiana: Brown County State Park
Popular year-round, this massive outdoor playground has 20 cabins that sleep 8, plus 118 RV sites. What we love: The Little Gem Restaurant, known for pork tenderloin sandwiches and fried buttermilk biscuits covered in cinnamon and sugar; 18 miles of hiking trails; and 25 miles of mountain bike trails. Plus: Clean restrooms, a well-stocked camp store and a rec center with an Olympic-size pool. Book cabins through the on-site Abe Martin Lodge. They go fast. camp.in.gov for RVs; indianainns.com for cabins
Grand Marais, Minnesota: Grand Marais Recreation Area
If you're looking to blend fine dining, great shopping and a quiet Lake Superior shore, you'll find it here along the famed North Shore. With 300 total sites, this city campground has pull-through spots with water, electric and sewer hookups; quaint tent sites snuggle up to the cobblestone Lake Superior shoreline. What we love: Campers can walk three blocks into downtown for some of the best cuisine on the North Shore then return to campsites that cost less than dinner for two. grandmaraisrecreationarea.com
Hayward, Wisconsin: Hayward KOA
Remember when kids ran off in the morning to play and didn't come back until they heard calls for dinner? That happens among these 28 wooded acres, which include 157 RV sites and 31 cabins. What we love: Themed weekends, including a popular chocolate weekend (with a chocolate slide!); a water park; free s'mores; outdoor movies; and DJ dances. Plus: Families rent kayaks and inner tubes to explore the Namekagon River then carpool-shuttle back—all part of the community that thrives here. haywardkoa.com
Chesterton, Indiana: Indiana Dunes State Park
Towering sand dunes give this federally protected area its name, but they're only one reason to spend a few days along the Lake Michigan shore. Marshes draw migrating birds, and 16 miles of hiking trails weave through woods and across sand. What we love: Spotless campsites (including 136 RV sites); a nature center with hands-on areas for kids; and clean, newer, spacious bathrooms. A huge value just 45 miles east of downtown Chicago. in.gov/dnr
Ashland, Nebraska: Eugene T. Mahoney State Park
You'll barely make it through the entrance before the kids beg to hit the outdoor water park's water slides, wave pool and zero-depth zone. The scent of honeysuckle floats over the mini golf course, and pedal boats dock near the Lakeside Campground, which has free Wi-Fi. What we love: Trail rides, arts and crafts nights, and theater performances. Plus: The Mahoney Grille serves good sandwiches and has a pretty view of the Platte River. nebraskastateparks.reserveamerica.com
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Natural wonders: Quiet fishing coves, standout hiking, wildlife viewing and pretty vistas set the scene for relaxation at these campgrounds (click to the next slides for details):
• Sibley State Park Campground in New London, Minnesota (pictured)
• Blue Bell Campground in Custer State Park, Custer, South Dakota
• Canning Creek Cove Park in Council Grove, Kansas
• Dolliver Memorial State Park Campground in Lehigh, Iowa
• Hueston Woods State Park Campground in College Corner, Ohio
• Johnson's Shut-Ins State Park Campground
• Lewis and Clark Recreation Area in Yankton, South Dakota
• P.J. Hoffmaster State Park Campground in Norton Shores, Michigan
• Platte River Campground in Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore, Honor, Michigan
• Wilderness State Park Campground in Carp Lake, Michigan
• Silver Dollar City's Wilderness in Branson, Missouri
• Starved Rock State Park Campground in Utica, IllinoisEntertainment central You'll find cool ways to spend your days at these family-friendly spots:
• Elkhart County/Middlebury KOA in Middlebury, Indiana
• Fort Abraham Lincoln State Park Campground in Mandan, North Dakota
• Lighthouse Point and Camper Village at Cedar Point in Sandusky, Ohio
• Merry Mac's Campground in Merrimac, Wisconsin
• Mount Rushmore KOA/Palmer Gulch Resort in Hill City, South Dakota
• Old Barn Resort in Preston, Minnesota
• Smokey Hollow Campground in Lodi, Wisconsin -
Carp Lake, Michigan: Wilderness State Park Campground
The breeze off the straits keeps bugs away from campers admiring Lake Michigan and exploring this 26-mile stretch of mostly rocky shoreline. What we love: Many of the 250 modern sites have the most dramatic water views of any campground in Michigan; visitors spot eagles, osprey and bears along 20 miles of hiking trails. Plus: They offer nine lakeside cabins on lanes open only to people staying there. michigan.gov/dnr
Middlebrook, Missouri: Johnson's Shut-Ins State Park Campground
A 2005 reservoir breach that wiped out the original campground spurred the construction of an even better one. Nestled at the foot of Goggins Mountain, the more than 70 spacious sites and cozy cabins make a home base for explorers wading and swimming in the "shut-ins," named for the water from the East Fork of the Black River running through narrow gaps between boulders. What we love: A new boardwalk leads to the shut-ins, and wooded trails snake along the river. Plus: Campers gather in an amphitheater on Saturdays to learn about the wildlife in these St. Francois Mountains. mostateparks.com
Utica, Illinois: Starved Rock State Park Campground
A disclaimer: This campground isn't inside the outstanding state park (pictured), a surprise to some campers we met, but it's still a gem to us. What we love: The 133 secluded, spacious sites, wooded surroundings, camp stores, peaceful setting. Plus: If you want a break from grill cooking, Utica has restaurants and award-winning wineries, plus ice cream places to end your days on a sweet note. dnr.illinois.gov
Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore, Honor, Michigan: Platte River Campground
Locals try to keep this place a secret, but the word is definitely out about the superclean natural playground that's popular with paddlers. They savor this clear, sandy-bottomed stretch of the Platte River where it empties into Lake Michigan. What we love: Ranger-led programs share the sad Native American legend about the Sleeping Bear waiting for her cubs to cross Lake Michigan; towering pines shade RV sites that feel quite private. nps.gov/slbe
New London, Minnesota: Sibley State Park Campground
It's a potent lure for campers: the combination of Lake Andrew, hands-on nature programs, an expanded interpretive center and wooded rolling terrain two hours west of the Twin Cities. What we love: Mount Tom, an observation tower providing 50-mile views, seasonal guided walks, free I Can Fish clinics with rods and tackle, and canoe and kayak rentals. mndnr.gov
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Branson, Missouri: Silver Dollar City's Wilderness
The Ozark woodlands blanket this immaculately kept location near the theme park known for its rides, hearty restaurants and on-site artisans. What we love: The 39 cabins range from rustic to posh; stylish tile lines walls and floors in public bathrooms. Guests can rent several RVs parked on-site. Plus: Deer, turkeys and armadillos wander out from the woods. silverdollarcity.com
Custer State Park, Custer, South Dakota: Blue Bell Campground
One of eight campgrounds in this sprawling state park, Blue Bell offers family-size showering/dressing rooms near 30 RV sites, plus 23 cabins near the Blue Bell General store. Campers come for incomparable Black Hills scenery: granite spires (pictured), pine forests, meadows and bison. What we love: Hay rides trundle through the park, and evening educational programs share more details about a landscape that feels downright spiritual. custerstatepark.com
- Photo courtesy of Bob Collins/Council Grove/Morris County Chamber of Commerce & Tourism.
Council Grove, Kansas: Canning Creek Cove Park
Cradled by the Flint Hills, pretty Council Grove Lake (pictured) welcomes campers eager to hike, boat, fish and bird-watch as well as those curious to see the surrounding prairie. What we love: Hills and limestone outcroppings rise from the 40-mile shoreline, and 49 campsites, many of them wooded, offer plenty of elbowroom. Plus: Explorers can head 35 miles north along State-177 to Manhattan's Flint Hills Discovery Center or south along the Flint Hills Scenic Byway to the Tallgrass Prairie National Preserve, which has an 1881 ranch home and guided bus tours of the grasslands. recreation.gov
Preston, Minnesota: Old Barn Resort
On the Root River Valley, this scenic spot draws families who want to bike on paved trails to nearby Lanesboro. What we love: You can play golf on the 18-hole course and float down the river in canoes, kayaks and inner tubes rented on-site. Plus: Campers fill up on smoked ribs, burgers and brisket in the Old Barn Restaurant and splash in the indoor pool. barnresort.com
Mandan, North Dakota: Fort Abraham Lincoln State Park Campground
History buffs know this campground is much more than a place to spend the night; it's a wonderful relic, with Native American earth lodges, a military fort and Lt. Col. George Armstrong Custer's home. What we love: Guides lead groups through all the sites while sharing stories and heart-tugging details of life on the windswept prairie. Plus: A cluster of cottonwood trees and the Missouri River give this quiet campground with 57 RV sites a pretty view. parkrec.nd.gov
- Photo by Sarah Routh.
Sandusky, Ohio: Lighthouse Point and Camper Village at Cedar Point
Once you've spent the day taking in the rides at one of the world's best amusement parks, walk back to one of 209 RV sites, 64 cottages and 92 cabins set between the Lake Erie shore and the park. What we love: RV sites offer full electric, water, sewer and cable hookups (a rarity), and cottages (mobile homes outfitted to look woodsy) overlook the lake. Plus: Guests get discounted tickets and early admission to the park. cedarpoint.com
- Courtesy of Mount Rushmore KOA.
Hill City, South Dakota: Mount Rushmore KOA/Palmer Gulch Resort
A row of shops designed to look like an Old West Main Street sets the tone at this sprawling resort. You'll find 290 sparsely shaded, chummy RV sites, but the view and the activities make up for it. What we love: Two pools, a water park, stables, gold panning, four-wheeler rentals and views of Black Elk Peak (formerly Harney Peak) are just some of the reasons families come here to unwind in happy busyness. palmergulch.com
- Photo courtesy of Dolliver State Park.
Lehigh, Iowa: Dolliver Memorial State Park Campground
This rural spot in northern Iowa is not big—only 23 RV sites—but they all overlook the pretty Des Moines River and stand within easy reach of a stately Civilian Conservation Corps lodge. What we love: Sandstone cliffs, wooded hiking and quiet fishing combine for a perfect get-away-from-it-all backdrop. iowadnr.gov
- Photo by Melanie McManus.
Merrimac, Wisconsin: Merry Mac's Campground
In the shadow of Devil's Lake State Park, campers choose from a fishing pond, swimming pond with inflatables, a jumping pillow, dunk tank, nickel bingo and Texas Hold 'em tournaments. What we love: Themed weekends like the Under the Sea Beach party, complete with sand castles, a beach-blanket party and limbo contest. merrymacscampground.com
- Photo courtesy of Elkhart County/Middlebury KOA.
Middlebury, Indiana: Elkhart County/ Middlebury KOA
A recreation room, complete with turquoise booths, a pool table and ice cream socials, sets a fun tone in Amish Country. What we love: Amish bakers hold on-site bake sales on Saturday mornings, and a local artist painted murals on the bathroom doors. Plus: Campers at 93 RV sites and in 13 cabins take advantage of free Wi-Fi, pedal boat rentals, badminton, sand volleyball, mini golf, plus 2.5 miles of nature trails. middleburykoa.com
- Photo courtesy of Michigan DNR.
Norton Shores, Michigan: P.J. Hoffmaster State Park Campground
The ecosystems of the Lake Michigan shoreline shine at this roomy, 297-site campground, which stands among huge beech, hemlock and maple trees along the backside of lakefront sand dunes. What we love: Summertime nature walks help kids spot wildlife; hikers enjoy a 15-minute jaunt along a creek and through a forest that leads to the beach. Plus: Campers who crave a little civilization appreciate the ice cream stand 5 miles down the road and the stores and restaurants in nearby Grand Haven. michigan.gov/dnr
- Photo Courtesy of Lewis and Clark Recreation Area.
Yankton, South Dakota: Lewis and Clark Recreation Area
If a campground known for its laid-back landscape can feel "put together," Lewis and Clark pulls if off beautifully. What we love: Manicured landscaping, modern bathrooms with locking doors instead of shower curtains and new playground equipment reveal careful management. Plus: Many people come here to go boating, but campers at the 409 RV sites and 17 cabins also take advantage of the beaches, disc golf and 4.1-mile paved trail along the Missouri River. lewisandclarkpark.com
- Photo by Melanie McManus.
Lodi, Wisconsin: Smokey Hollow Campground
An enormous motorized shopping cart and Cinderella's pumpkin-style coach whiz kids around this wooded campground, and that's just some of the offerings you'll find. What we love: A water-balloon war, Segway clinics (lessons followed by quick jaunts) and weekly Friday night fish frys complement the more standard activities. Plus: Travelers can choose from 100 RV sites snuggled into the woods or nearly two dozen other kinds of lodgings, including yurts, covered wagons, cabins and gazebos. smokeyhollowcampground.com
- Photo by Damaine Vonada.
College Corner, Ohio: Hueston Woods State Park Campground
North of Cincinnati, neat-as-a pin sites flourish amid old-growth forests and miles of hiking and mountain biking trails weaving past waterfalls. Sailboats glide across Acton Lake while kids splash along the sandy swimming beach. What we love: Campers picnic in the shadow of a covered bridge, tour a restored Pioneer Farm museum and join fossil-hunting expeditions before curling up by fire rings at the 250 sites with electricity, 3 cabins and 37 cottages. parks.ohiodnr.gov/huestonwoods
- Slattery Vintage Estates tents. Photo by Tina King.
Are you a glamper? 2 favorites
If you like a little more pampered approach to the outdoors but don't have an RV, consider "glamping" (glamorous camping). These two locations are affordable, fun and ready to treat you right.
North Lawrence, Ohio: Clay's Park Resort You'll find Amish-made queen-size beds, a day bed and bunk beds atop wood platforms in the glamping tents overlooking the lake at this pastoral campground 50 miles south of Cleveland. Guests rent golf carts to zip to the restaurant and water park and activities. Big-name country music concerts fill an outdoor amphitheater. clayspark.com
Nehawka, Nebraska: Slattery Vintage Estates (pictured) Sip wine, dine on wood-fired pizzas and listen to live music under a big sky 35 miles south of Omaha, then retire to room-size tents with comfy beds and amenities you'd see at a country B&B. You'll wake up to see ducks, deer, turkeys and eagles and enjoy a three-course breakfast in the wine-tasting room. svevineyards.com
- Indiana Dunes State Park in Chesterton, Indiana.
How we rated campgrounds
Here's a peek at what we rated the campgrounds on:
What's it like when you get there? 1 means, "Once I found the place, I wanted to turn around"; 10 means, "Gorgeous entrance and layout, like Emerald City."
How clean are the sites and baths? 1 means, "Gross. Litter was everywhere"; 10 means, "We couldn't believe how clean these public bathrooms were."
Could this be a destination on its own? 1 means, "I might as well have camped in a grocery store parking lot"; 10 means, "Breathtaking beauty."
Is there enough nearby? 1 means, "The most exciting thing in 50 miles is a gas station"; 10 means, "This is one of the top family destinations in the state."


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