On this week’s episode of RV Family Travel Atlas, we are talking about Camping with Family and Friends. RVs make it much easier to share vacations with loved ones since communal campfire areas and private family spaces would seem to be the perfect combination.
However, things can turn sour if everyone is not on the same page with planning, food, and activities. Listen to hear our top 5 tips for Camping with Family and Friends.
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You might think that planning RV trips with your buddies is a walk in the park. But we know that without a healthy dose of communication it might just rain on your communal vacation. You are listening to Episode #78: Camping with Family and Friends!
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You perfectly summed up the basic rules and understandings that must be had to camp with friends and even more so with family. (Friends are usually on their best behavior while family is beyond such niceties.) We have taken many trips with others and there can be a lot of unnecessary stress if everyone isn’t on the same page. Meals and campfires can be the best way to gather together as a group but still do your own thing that meets your family’s needs on the trip.