Is it still camping if you sleep in a cabin?

We were in the woods and we all came home with chigger bites, so I'm going to say yes!

Our landlady owns a campground about an hour and a half north of where we live and she invited us to come and stay the night one Thursday night.  She knows Hubby has Fridays off and she usually doesn't have anyone renting the cabin we stayed in on a Thursday.  We decided to go ahead and go this last Thursday as one more fun thing before we all started back to school tomorrow. 



 When we got there we all piled in her ATV and she took us on a tour around the area.  It really is beautiful up there.  Hubby and I both really enjoy camping and being in the woods.  This was a nice time for us to be able to spend together as a family without it costing a bunch of money.  We have been thankful for having a wonderful landlady before, but now we're also thankful she is willing to let us stay in her cabin every once in a while as well!

Friday morning we had decided to go see the waterfalls that our landlady kept telling us about.  She asked if she could come along since she hadn't been to see them in about 20 years.  The two waterfalls we got to see were beautiful.  At the second one I even relented and let the girls go down and get their feet wet.  When we go back I will make sure I bring flip flops for all of us so that we aren't trying to put shoes and socks back on wet and muddy feet. 

The hike to and from the waterfalls was a bit more than we were expecting, but it wasn't too bad.  We'll be better prepared next time.  All the girls were troopers.  Even #4 only asked to be carried a couple of times.  #3 was literally running circles around the rest of us.  Gotta love a 6 year old!

It was a quick trip, we weren't even up there 24 hours, but it was worth it!  We're already looking forward to the next time we get to go back.  As #4 keeps saying, "We're going to the cabin tomorrow, right?"