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<blockquote data-quote="CatDaddy" data-source="post: 297251" data-attributes="member: 755">Well, the trip was a success!&nbsp; Thanks to everyone who gave advice on area attractions, fishing, and all the local knowledge.&nbsp; We honestly took notes and made a point to hit up most of what was suggested.&nbsp; We got Pride icecream, fished Strawberry lake, got out on Metigoshe for some walleye and pike one day, and even stumbled on some geocaching which we've never done before.&nbsp; The turtles were in full egg-laying mode so we saw a ton of them and even one laying eggs in the empty camp pad next to us.&nbsp; With the wind all week there was also some bocce ball, croquet, and yard dice that took place!&nbsp; We did not get to experience Mystical Horizons or do as much fishing as I'd like, but the family already informed me we're headed back in late August (roughly 72 days from now) to witness the hatchlings emerge.&nbsp; Wife wants to rent the Yurt in the park this time though, which would save us a vehicle towing a camper - probably a wash when you factor gas and risk of breakdown, not to mention setup time.&nbsp; Overall a great trip and a HUGE thank you for the suggestions!&nbsp; You all had a hand in making the trip a success - my family thanks you!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="CatDaddy, post: 297251, member: 755"] Well, the trip was a success! Thanks to everyone who gave advice on area attractions, fishing, and all the local knowledge. We honestly took notes and made a point to hit up most of what was suggested. We got Pride icecream, fished Strawberry lake, got out on Metigoshe for some walleye and pike one day, and even stumbled on some geocaching which we've never done before. The turtles were in full egg-laying mode so we saw a ton of them and even one laying eggs in the empty camp pad next to us. With the wind all week there was also some bocce ball, croquet, and yard dice that took place! We did not get to experience Mystical Horizons or do as much fishing as I'd like, but the family already informed me we're headed back in late August (roughly 72 days from now) to witness the hatchlings emerge. Wife wants to rent the Yurt in the park this time though, which would save us a vehicle towing a camper - probably a wash when you factor gas and risk of breakdown, not to mention setup time. Overall a great trip and a HUGE thank you for the suggestions! You all had a hand in making the trip a success - my family thanks you! [/QUOTE]

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