Fort Stevens State Park in Oregon is a place for kid bliss. Great beaches (which mean sand castles and kites in Oregon, not swimming), safe biking trails, camp fires, smores and the freedom to get and stay d-i-r-t-y. This year we got another great cabin, stayed for 5 nights, and overlapped our trip with 6 other moms I know + their kids ranging in ages from 3-14. (Three dads were able to make it each for short stays, Mike came for Friday - Sunday.) Second year running and it ranks as one of the best vacation stops ever (you know, on the Stephanie Charts). The hardest part is packing, and I have a list for that, if you want it just ask.
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kids at the shipwrecked Peter Iredale |
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flying a kite the relaxing way |
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this is what grown ups do on the Oregon coast = sit in warm sand |
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group meals here and there |
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