Q. Camping teen party !
Question Details: Hey im 15 and im having a party !! Ive got a big tent and we are going to sleep in the garden so as you can guess its a camping themed party !!
We will be outside nearly all the time and we will go inside to play some cool games ! Can you give me some REALLY fun sporty ideas and just silly games for outiside !! Like basketball and stuff ........ some like detective games nd stuff !! haha
I also want some good inside games like spin the bottle and stuff !! I dont want the typical eat pizza , give makeovers beacuse there are going to be about 5 girls and 5 boys !!
And also what should wear because its fancy dress ? I need a cool outfit that ties into camping !!
Oh and also what could I wear for a beach themed party ?
Oh and also how should I decorate the back garden ??
Question Details: Hey im 15 and im having a party !! Ive got a big tent and we are going to sleep in the garden so as you can guess its a camping themed party !!
We will be outside nearly all the time and we will go inside to play some cool games ! Can you give me some REALLY fun sporty ideas and just silly games for outiside !! Like basketball and stuff ........ some like detective games nd stuff !! haha
I also want some good inside games like spin the bottle and stuff !! I dont want the typical eat pizza , give makeovers beacuse there are going to be about 5 girls and 5 boys !!
And also what should wear because its fancy dress ? I need a cool outfit that ties into camping !!
Oh and also what could I wear for a beach themed party ?
Oh and also how should I decorate the back garden ??
Answer
Since its the middle of winter, I'm hoping you are postponing your camping party until the weather heats up a bit and the snow and ice have sufficiently melted! A "campout" is really no different than slumber parties we used to have as kids during the summer in the back yard, except we didn't use a tent! Here are some ideas:
1. Set your tent up for sleeping only (I'm going to assume that you won't be having a communal sleep over with the boys and the girls). If you ARE planning on having a coed sleepover, get your parents and your guests parents approval ahead of time. Make appropriate sleeping arrangements for the guys as well.
2. Contact a rental company for a basketball hoop, bouncy houses, etc. for your yard. You can also set up croquette, a scavenger hunt, volleyball, and even lawn bowling.
3. Dance anyone? Rent a dance floor and d.j. for evening festivities
4. Indoor games might include a game like "Clue" wherein everyone dresses up and participates in the drama. You might also contact your local college theatre troop to see if they can help you with this.
5. Decorations should be simple and appropriate for your theme. If you have a "dressup" party, then you might want to keep things elegant using little white lights, candles, flowers, balloons.
6. Food can be pretty much what you like, although you said you don't want pizza etc. Other ideas might include: chicken tenders on skewers with peanut butter sauce, veges with ranch dressing, pasta with fresh tomatos, artichoke hearts and shaved parmesan, "grown up cheeseburgers" using ciabatta rolls, artisan cheeses, fresh ground sirloin etc., homemade "fries", using sweet potatos and regular russets, sprinkle with minced garlic and parmesan. Add some fanciful sorbets in martini glasses and your favorite desserts.
7. Create a "signature" drink for your party, perhaps a "mock' cocktail? You can serve up alcohol free margaritas,
champagne punch" , "cosmopolitans", "razzatini's" and "mojitos" that will add some class to your event.
8. Don't forget creating "gift bags" for your guests. Most young folks like gift cards to their favorite restaurants, coffee haunts, and game stores. Candy, phone cards etc. are good additions.
Anyway....check your budget and get your parent's approval before you jump into anything!
Since its the middle of winter, I'm hoping you are postponing your camping party until the weather heats up a bit and the snow and ice have sufficiently melted! A "campout" is really no different than slumber parties we used to have as kids during the summer in the back yard, except we didn't use a tent! Here are some ideas:
1. Set your tent up for sleeping only (I'm going to assume that you won't be having a communal sleep over with the boys and the girls). If you ARE planning on having a coed sleepover, get your parents and your guests parents approval ahead of time. Make appropriate sleeping arrangements for the guys as well.
2. Contact a rental company for a basketball hoop, bouncy houses, etc. for your yard. You can also set up croquette, a scavenger hunt, volleyball, and even lawn bowling.
3. Dance anyone? Rent a dance floor and d.j. for evening festivities
4. Indoor games might include a game like "Clue" wherein everyone dresses up and participates in the drama. You might also contact your local college theatre troop to see if they can help you with this.
5. Decorations should be simple and appropriate for your theme. If you have a "dressup" party, then you might want to keep things elegant using little white lights, candles, flowers, balloons.
6. Food can be pretty much what you like, although you said you don't want pizza etc. Other ideas might include: chicken tenders on skewers with peanut butter sauce, veges with ranch dressing, pasta with fresh tomatos, artichoke hearts and shaved parmesan, "grown up cheeseburgers" using ciabatta rolls, artisan cheeses, fresh ground sirloin etc., homemade "fries", using sweet potatos and regular russets, sprinkle with minced garlic and parmesan. Add some fanciful sorbets in martini glasses and your favorite desserts.
7. Create a "signature" drink for your party, perhaps a "mock' cocktail? You can serve up alcohol free margaritas,
champagne punch" , "cosmopolitans", "razzatini's" and "mojitos" that will add some class to your event.
8. Don't forget creating "gift bags" for your guests. Most young folks like gift cards to their favorite restaurants, coffee haunts, and game stores. Candy, phone cards etc. are good additions.
Anyway....check your budget and get your parent's approval before you jump into anything!
My daughter (7yrs) wants an indoor camping party, with tents, smores etc. What activites can we do ?
yoquierole
I got tin plates/cups for everyone and we're going to make hobo packets for dinner. I thought of a 'dressup like a camper' game where they would have a sack of random clothes like plaid shirts, fake mustaches, and big old jeans. They would have to get everything in the bag put on and the first one finished would get their picture taken. But what else can I do so the kids have a camping theme activity ?
Answer
there is always duck duck goose. I like the ghost story idea also.
Or you can put different items in brown paper bags number them and close them up tight.
everyone has to feel the item and guess what it is. the one with the most correct answers wins.
Best of Luck
there is always duck duck goose. I like the ghost story idea also.
Or you can put different items in brown paper bags number them and close them up tight.
everyone has to feel the item and guess what it is. the one with the most correct answers wins.
Best of Luck
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