The sport of horseshoes dates back some 2000 years. Two of the most popular theories in circulation as to the origins of the game point to the game either being the poor man’s version of quoits or that the horseshoe substituted for the expensive discus thrown in ancient Olympian Games. Quoits is similar to the … [Read more…]
The 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio are just around the corner. We wanted to you a head start on where to participate in your own Olympic-style games at Thousand Trails. The Olympics start the first weekend of August. Lake and Shore (NJ) & Sea Pines (NJ), Aug 5-7 – Camp Wars Whether you’re a Lake … [Read more…]
We’ve got a sample of all of the awesome events for Mom happening at Thousand Trails campgrounds this Mother’s Day! Whether it’s a traditional Sunday brunch, an outdoor movie, or a simple gesture like a card or gift, Thousand Trails has got you covered for activities this Mother’s Day. Be sure to check out … [Read more…]
Check out some of these opportunities to check off a few things on your Summer Fun List. And remember, no matter which preserve is your choice, the opportunity to catch fireflies, make s’mores, and enjoy the company of friends and family in the great outdoors is always on the list when you’re camping. Build a … [Read more…]
M is for May as well as plenty of events scheduled both at our preserves and nearby. Of course, Mother’s Day and Memorial Day events are lined up preserve-wide and here’s a few more “M” events for you to ponder. If you’re visiting Ponderosa Preserve in Lotus, California, The Motherlode Century Amazing Bike Ride, is … [Read more…]
Historical Fun and Scenic Campgrounds in California & Washington Movie Nights, Game Nights, Potluck Socials and plenty of fun are on the docket for January as our preserves prepare for their first visitors of 2012! Stay at a nearby camping resort or one of the scenic campgrounds in the region to enjoy easy access to … [Read more…]