It was our first camping trip with both little ones this weekend and it was especially for Daddy’s birthday (which was Sunday), we took a trip to Norfolk and stayed at Happisburgh. For those of you who haven’t been there before it is not pronounced HAPP-IS-BURG like it reads – it is actually pronounced Hays-borough. Don’t ask…Â
We set up camp whilst Noah and Isla were occupied, Isla in the travel cot and Noah with his colouring at the special camping table and chairs that Daddy bought. We had a new tent to test out so we had to concentrate putting it up, it was fun and Noah’s face was a picture when it was all set up. Daddy and Noah enjoyed sitting around and watching the sea, the boats and the birdies.
It was a short walk to the beach from the camp site and so we went for a fun adventure at the seaside where Noah and Isla had lots of fun and the puppies did too.
We had fun eating camping dinners, drinking tea and getting snuggly in our sleeping bags and pyjamas, Noah really loved it and Isla didn’t seem to be too bothered about where she was as long as she had her monkey!
It was a very successful trip as far as camping with 2 dogs and 2 toddlers goes, so glad we took the travel cot and obviously it was a great camp site, really close to the seaside – well you can see how close we were, our tent was pitched on the cliff top. We had a fab time as a family and a nice way to celebrate Daddy Constant’s birthday from Sunday, here’s to the next trip!
It looks like an amazing time was had by all!!
What a success – you make it all look so easy! You had such a fab location and the views are stunning, it must have been so lovely to be so close to the beach as well – perfect. Thanks for sharing your camping adventure with Country Kids and a belated Happy Birthday to Daddy!
Looks like a great trip: love the photos!
It probaly is an unforgetable memory 🙂
your Toddlers are so cute.
This is really looking great experience of camping. These kids are looking so happy. Love your post and experience. Thank you for sharing it.
What a great article. Thinking of taking my kids on camping