Across the Miles: Camp Forest Springs part 2

The Mini-Farm

Camp Forest Springs offers a huge array of kid- and family-friendly options. We spent one afternoon at the waterfront, where the kiddos went paddleboating with Danny and Malachi sat with me, trying to eat sand. Rachel and I also got to go out in a kid version of a kayak, called a "funyak".

On Danny's evening off, we went to a pizza place in Rib Lake, about 5 miles from the camp, with another family, and then came back and hiked some of the trails until dusk. Thank goodness for jogging strollers!

There were several playgrounds at the camp - one I've already mentioned behind our building, and the other near the ministry center and cafeteria. I was grateful for both of these; the kiddos and I would hang out there while Danny was at a session and it helped the time to pass more quickly for all of us.

I think the sandbox contained more trucks than sand!
The play area behind our building
At the playground by the cafeteria


But the hit of the week was the mini-farm. We must have gone there at least 4-5 times during the week. The munchkins loved hanging out with the animals, feeding the lambs and riding on the burros. And I got to experience milking a goat! Good times . . .










TO BE CONTINUED . . .