keeping the kids entertained on a cold rv trip
become something your child looks forward to all year. All you need to do is make sure you have the right equipment.
Let’s start with indoor activities that you and your kids can do in the RV.
Crafting
because you can find the rocks at each campsite. Brave the cold weather for the rock hunt and then decorate at the kitchen table.
Plus, your kids will have keepsakes of each campsite to remember the fun trip our family took!
their hands busy and their creativity engaged, but the final product can help keep them warm! Check out this guide to teaching
your child to knit fromThe Spruce Crafts!
Cooking
include your kids. Your child will learn about fractions and gain lifelong memories with you. And everyone gets a yummy treat
at the end of the activity! Be sure to check out this article on delish.com, “14 Easy Recipes For Cooking With Kids”.
Games
Learning card games is a lifelong skill for your kids and a fun group activity for the whole family. Plus, a couple of packs of
cards does not take up much space in the limited RV storage. Cold-weather card games provide mental exercise and
family bonding. This article on Today’s Parent can help you find the best card games to start teaching your kids today!
Locations With Winter Activities
It is vital to choose a location that is fun for your kids regardless of the weather! Your family will have many more
options to keep the boredom at bay if there are cold-weather-appropriate activity options near the campground.
Theme Parks:
It is a good idea to research prospective theme parks and make sure there is a nearby campground. Disney World even
has its own campground called Fort Wilderness. Many theme parks are open during the winter (check out this list), and
you can be sure of a day of fun.
Winter Sports:
There are so many choices for winter sports for your kid to try out! Your children get the mental activity of learning a new skill,
and the evenings in the confines of the RV will be easier after a day of playing outside.
Choose a campground near an ice skating rink or ski resort to try out skating, skiing or snowboarding. Some other options include snowshoeing, cross country skiing and ice biking. For more information on each activity and what equipment you’ll need,
check out this article on outdooris.com.
Tubing:
Perhaps your kids are too young for skiing or snowboarding. In that case, try out tubing! This quintessential winter activity
is fun for most ages and can provide hours of entertainment. Plus, your kids will be burning off quite a lot of energy! Check
out this list of the best tubing parks across the US.
With some creativity, RV camping can be fun for the whole family– all year!e