Robber's Cave (part 1)

Last weekend we had the pleasure of going camping along with my aunt and uncle and their grandson, Carter, who is one year older than Josh.  We had plans to visit Natural Falls State Park, but when we called, they said their park was full for the days we planned to stay.  So, we headed for another nearby State Park that we've been wanting to visit, Robber's Cave.  When we arrived, we found that our only option for camping side by side was in the Equestrian Campground, and even that was iffy.  We drove around until we found the last two side by side spots, and finally got set up facing each other so we had a nice little shared outdoor area.

Our trailer is on the right and their motor home is on the left.  At one point, we had both our awnings out, but since our fire pit was directly underneath, we put one back in.  : )

There were MANY horses literally in our back door window.  Here are a couple of them.

I'm not kidding about "literally" out our back window.  This picture was taken from inside our trailer without a zoom.  We actually felt quite at home with the smell and number of flies in the air. 

Just a cute shot of Andrew tying his shoes.

The first night, we had a campfire and made s'mores.  Nathan thought that was quite fun.

Needless to say, this camping experience was not as primitive as some of our previous trips.  "Bob" & "Gram" brought the i-Pad, which was a hit with the big boys.

I have a lot more pictures to share of the actual "Robber's Cave." The leaves were beautiful and it is definitely a fun place to visit. More next time.....