Mt. Rushmore itself was a great experience, but I would drive all that way again just to stay at the KOA. It is the largest in the nation and was it ever fun!
The kids spent hours at this water slide.
Right across the street from the water slide was a huge complex of fun things.
A splash pad that was always empty.
A climbing wall.
A jumping pillow.
Camden loved the blow-up houses they put up in the afternoons.
A huge, super fun playground (Jacob is in the middle of demonstrating his self-created American Ninja course), and giant chess and checkers.
All that and more, and in the midst of it all Camden spotted a huge pile of dirt. "Mom, can I go play in the dirt?" Cracked. Me. Up. He was in heaven.
The smile says it all.
While Camden just needs a shovel and dirt, "Drew" and "bounce" are synonymous. Someone needs to talk to his parents about putting him back in gymnastics!
Then there was miniature golf. Jacob was reminded that his mother rules the turf.
And a pool. With cute boys. I think that may have been why the triplets spent so much time there. Thanks, Haley for chaperoning them a bit. We took a Hannah to South Dakota but we brought home a lobster instead.
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