How to survive camping with kids

If your kids aren't quite ready to go camping in the woods, try camping in the backyard. Here are some tips to make sure they enjoy their first outdoor sleepover.

Pack a picnic and sand-proof your diaper bag, because we’ve rounded up the best beaches in Canada—guaranteed to inspire an outing the whole family will remember.

These road trip routes won't break the bank and were designed for families. Pack up the car, get on the road and make some memories with the kids—it's a great way to see Canada.

It’s time to lace up the hiking boots, roll out the tents and get up-close-and-personal with Mother Nature. Adventure awaits.

We've done all the planning for you with this kid-friendly picnic menu. There are easy recipes for bite-sized nibblies, grilled meat and dessert, too.

Looking for a twist on traditional s'mores? Here are five creative ideas that will make your roasted marshmallows even more delicious.

Are you ready to make the most delicious s'mores ever? By adding caramel and using a skillet, you can take this campfire treat to the next level.

You don't have to go camping to indulge in s'mores! These s'mores cones don't require a campfire (just an oven) and the best part is you can stuff them with your favourite toppings. You of course need chocolate, but try adding toffee and fruit too.

A camping trip with the kids can be all kinds of fun, but there are some dangers lurking in the great outdoors. Learn how to keep your family safe.

Dehydration can put a damper on hot summer days. Here’s how to recognize the signs.

Lyme disease is scary, and kids are particularly at risk. We talked to an expert about how to keep kids safe from tick bites.

Whether you're camping close to home or travelling abroad, these 12 essentials may come in handy for minor aches and pains.