Leave floaties at home. Keep arm bands or life jackets on the very youngest children at all times. The Zip-lock bags are necessities when collecting shells or other cool things by the seashore. Beach towels, sun screen, and snacks are also good ideas for the beach bag. Bicycles, roller blades or roller skates, bubble blow, sidewalk chalk, and skip ropes are usually appropriate playthings, but ask ahead.
Every park has it s own set of rules and regulations.
If your child does bring these toys, it s your responsibility to make sure your children are careful on the park roads. An RV, or a truck pulling a boat, will be hard-pressed to stop on a dim, even when traveling at the park s posted speed limit. Campground water pumps frequently become contaminated when campers do not follow rules. Therefore, it is recommended that you bring at least two gallons of water for cooking, drinking and brushing teeth. Finally, everyone in your campsite should be equipped with a flashlight.