What to bring!

If you have either a Crock-Pot or Instant Pot and can squeeze it into your vehicle on your trip, this may make your week a whole lot easier! I don't know about you, but when I'm on vacation, I really don't want to spend my entire time cooking. Pay close attention to the forum posts regarding meals and what to eat. There will be lots of ideas for you if you have either a Crock-Pot or Instant Pot!

Here's another thought. Have you ever considered using a meal plan sheet? If you haven't ever tried it, it's a great way to have your week organized and ready for grabbing the necessities before you leave the last big city with the grocery store on the way here.

Here's an option for you:

https://www.greenchildmagazine.com/weekly-meal-planner-free-printable/

Seriously, there isn't much for you to remember to bring. Probably most important, you'll need toilet paper, paper towels, dish rags and towels, and bath towels in your bag. Past that, food, clothes and toiletries. Your double bed will be furnished with all sheets, pillowcases and blankets. If you have small kids, you might consider bringing their sleeping bag to lay on top of the bed. The cabins are not air conditioned. If you have room in your vehicle, you might want to bring a small fan or two for the bedrooms at night.

Bug spray needs to be on your list, as does sunscreen and swim trunks. Do you have rain gear? If so, you should probably pack it. In the off-chance you venture out for a day trip and the weather turns, you'll be prepared. Sweatshirts are a must. It can cool off considerably at night.

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