Halloween at the campground

[RingTwist]

I think it's odd to celebrate so early too, but I love Halloween. I'd celebrate it now and later too! Your weekend promises to be a lot of fun.

[campclose]

It's not too early for Halloween in Upstate NY. By the end of October it will be too cold and most people don't camp. Heck they do Christmas in July at the campground. I think it might the last weekend the seasonal campers stay at the campground.

[ejdixon]

Originally Posted by JeepThrills

I was wondering if I dozed off and ended up in the middle of October. It's bad enough the decorations are already in the store!

I was thinking the same thing. Thankfully, it isn't or else my fiancee would have killed me. I promised her to accompany her to the Black Friday sales. Just thinking about that gives me the shivers. It's extremely scarier than camping out in a cemetery on Halloween if you ask me.

[Boboque]

I thought it was a bit early too but I hear up in Kentucky, somewhere in the Daniel Boone National Forest, they held a Bigfoot hunt. They got a special use permit and charged each participant $75 bucks to go out and tramp around in the woods. One woman said she saw it. But then again I think spirits of a stronger kind were involved.

[Pathfinder1]

Hi...


My first winter in AK was one of the coldest that anyone could remember. I was in the Arctic that Halloween, and the kids in that small community were trick-or-treating at 30 below zero F. In Fairbanks the kids were only exposed to 20 below zero temps.

As an aside, when the temp in Fairbanks got to 50 below zero F or colder, parents had the option of keeping their kids or home OR sending them to school.

[Jack999]

Sounds awesome.

[TroyS]

So how was everyone's Halloween?

My kids had quite the blast here. No camping, but they were able to go out trick-or-treating with their grandparents. First time they have been able to do that. My wife and I managed to attend a Halloween get-together with some high school friends. Turned out to be a rather okay day for all of us.

[Cappy]

As far as doing stuff early I gotta put my 2cnts in Workin on a boat like I do I am only home for 1 outa 3 specific holidays. Thats how it works out. I learned early on if ya want folks to come celibrate with ya, ya much better off not doing it on the holiday but a week or more early. When I would try to invite family to Thanksgiving for instance every one was busy. Eating at parents, inlaws, or having folks over. When I did thanks giving the weekend before I always had a yard full I'm thinking a camp ground trying to fill up for a not too busy weekend thought of the same thing. tinysmile_fatgrin_t

[RingTwist]

We took the kids trick or treating as well, although we forgot to grab some glow sticks. Luckily the fire department had a truck out and they gave us a few for the kids.