As a work-from-home parent, staying active for me is a mix of nature escapes with smart gear that keeps me motivated. These are some of my recommended spots, tools, and brands (with a spotlight on Black- and minority-owned when possible) to help you ...
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Lakes & Trails
Gear - Kid and Solo Friendly
Lakes & Trails
Free entry. Restaurant on site. Great place to just hang out for the day, try out fishing, get some kayaking in, and plenty of hiking and bike trails.
Murrell Park, Grapevine Lake
A bit of a distance from town but a great daytrip for an easy hike to see the waterfalls.
Turner Falls Park
Awesome weekend staycation. Plenty of food options, water activities, and honestly just interesting to watch the boats launch!
Lake Texoma Guide - Cabins, Marinas, Fishing and MoreLake Texoma ...
Gear - Kid and Solo Friendly
Items that are great for kids, traveling with kids, and can easily handle on my own.
Great and sturdy Kayak. Easy to inflate and deflate. We often have the seats face each other and picnic on the water!
Explorer™ K2 Inflatable Kayak - 2 Person
Safety First! Comfortable and lightweight. My son doesn’t fight me on this one (which says it all).
Stearns Kids USCG Type III Life Vest Under 90lbs
I love these! The linked version comes in a lot of fun colors. The piece of mind is worth it! Keeps all of our items safe and dry.
Dry Bags: Waterproof Bags & Backpacks
Easy to set up, easy to take down, easy to get into and super lightweight and portable.
Camping Hammock
Safety First! No residue and love the spray version that makes it easy to get everyone protected in no time.
