We combined the best of both worlds by bringing the Airstream to Okoboji for a weekend of outdoor excitement. We had the airstream packed and ready and picked up the kids from camp on our way out of town. The drive was a quick 90 minutes and the kids were so exhausted from camp that it was quiet and easy. Our campsite on the other had, was not ;). Fortunately, the campers next to us gave Dave some swift advice and for the first time, we were parked at a backwards spot. Oh well. Mag and the kids popped over from their cabin and picked up the kids so Dave and I could get settled, and just like that, the weekend was underway.
We spent the evening with pizza, a boat ride, and ice cream. Pretty top notch. We slept hard that night and enjoyed a slow rainy morning the following day before making our way back to the Oliver's. We went for lunch on the water and came back in a storm none of us were expecting. The kids loved the speed and wild ride, the adults tolerated it. The weather cleared in time for an Airstream cookout with the group, which grew by a handful as Jeff's brother Jack and his family arrived from Arizona that afternoon. It was so much fun, and at the end of the evening, the kids busied themselves in the Airstream with games while the adults enjoyed some time by the bonfire.
Sunday brought more beach time before we loaded up and returned home. It was a fun twist to our adventures and a definite win.
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| The gals on the tube. |
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| The boys- note Sully's leg. He is obsessed with going crazy. |
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| The gang. |
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| An ice cream break. |
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| The bartender. |
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| Sully loves everything about his time with Isaac. |
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| Dave and Jeff |
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| The moms, Mag and I. |
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| Toss toss. |
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| When the storm hits. |
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| Hilariously funny. |
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| Cookout. |
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| The kids on the inside, adults outside. |
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