Splash pad

Another reason to love Daybreak
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All wet

I took the kids down to the lake to "wade" in the water. Soon enough Joren was up to his neck! That kid!

Rivers... part of the I love Daybreak series

On the north part of the lake closer to our house, there is this cool river lined with huge rocks that runs into the lake. It is so fun to climb around on the rocks and wade in the water.

I just love all of the fun things they have done with the lake at Daybreak. There is never ending fun for the kids!

It's almost like we live in California

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Daybreak just go a little bit better

If you remember last year I did this post about why I like living in Daybreak! Well, Daybreak just got a little bit better.

They just opened up this really fun park by the lake. Lots and lots of climbing for my little monkeys.
Baby swings.... (or big kid swings)
It's right by the lake. Joren really wanted to throw rocks in the water but there were a lot of flies by the water... gotta get some bug spray.
Lots and lots of sand. It felt so nice to take our shoes off and run around in the sand.
There are also two 1/2 basketball courts... one with a lowered hoop for kids. Gotta bring our basketball. It's close enough to walk but a really quick bike ride. We were at the park for over two hours yesterday afternoon!

If you want to join me this afternoon, I'll be here or at the zipline park in north shore.

Why we like living in Daybreak

There are a lot of fun parks... everywhere. And they are all different. And none of them have swings (I like to sit on a bench while the kids play. I don't like to push them in a swing)

The splash pool. The kids will play in here forever. I get to sit on my lawn chair and read a magazine in the shade. It's very nice.

Boating. It's just an awesome thought to think that we are blocks away from a lake. We can take the kids fishing, they can feed the killer ducks, they can throw rocks in the water. And you can check out a row boat or canoe and go boating.