Posted in As Seen in Paso Magazine, California, Parks & Playgrounds, Paso Robles
The lower half of Barney Schwartz Park reopened this winter with a new playground. And, I gotta say, it’s pretty awesome.
Posted in Attractions, California, Parks & Playgrounds, Paso Robles
New playground equipment is coming to Barney Schwartz, so here’s some love for the old playground before it’s gone for good.
Posted in Attractions, California, Parks & Playgrounds, Paso Robles
Piggybacking off my recent post about 7 things to do with kids in Downtown Paso Robles, here’s our more…
Posted in Parks & Playgrounds, Paso Robles, Places to Play, Travel
I could do oh-so-many posts about how to have fun with kids in Downtown Paso Robles, since this is our…
Posted in Atascadero, California, Parks & Playgrounds
I plan to share the pros and cons of all of the North County’s parks, but for this post I’ll focus on the not-so-known Apple Valley Park in Atascadero.
This park is tucked into The Colony At Apple Valley, a suburban neighborhood off Del Rio Road. That’s the Highway 101 exit for Big Lots for all you moms like me who use shopping landmarks for directions.
Posted in Adventures, Atascadero, Parks & Playgrounds
Earlier this month we did a crazy, MESSY, activity — puddle jumping. It was about two hours of fun with a tantrum during cleanup. Worth it? In any case, this is a versatile outdoor activity that you can do almost anywhere during the rainy season.
Posted in Attractions, California, Parks & Playgrounds, Pismo Beach
This adventure is one of my favorites — but also not. It was beautiful, different than our everyday routine and I got a milkshake from In & Out Burger at the end of it. On the other hand, I wasn’t prepared for the length of the trip once we were there or the surprise trail leading to the beach. Usually we just go with the flow but this time the latter was particularly exhausting, especially while baby-wearing. Lesson learned.