Things You'll Need:
- Campsite
- Camping reservations
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Step 1
Ask your father whether he would like to go camping for Father's Day. After all, there's no point in organizing a camping trip if the guest of honor isn't interested.
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Step 2
Research camp grounds within a 100 mile radius of your house. Father's Day camping trips usually are for a weekend only, so you don't want to go too far from home.
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Step 3
Pick the campground with the facilities, amenities, natural features and price that you prefer. Find out whether you need to make reservations to camp there and make those reservations (if required) at least a month in advance of your trip.
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Step 4
Decide on a list of activities the family will definitely participate in while on the camping trip. This may include a hike to a well-known scenic spot, a hot dog cookout, telling stories around the campfire or swimming in a certain pond or river. Make sure everyone in the family agrees on these activities.
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Step 5
Come up with one special activity just for Dad. Ask him what he wants to do the most on the camping trip and then set the wheels in motion to make it happen.








