Jeremy Hahn, his family and their OP15 joined three other groups at Naches Pass in the Washington Cascades. Days went to quads, dirt bikes and group runs through the hidden trails. Camp belonged to the kids.
With two children, ages 9 and 4, there was room for everyone to sleep and live comfortably. Each morning Jeremy made breakfast scrambles with fresh veggies on the OP15's outdoor kitchen, and the setup made it easy to slide each person's plate into the dinette lounge as they were ready.
In between, the kids built dragons out of LEGO, played the cross-country train game Ticket to Ride and got their hands a little dirty building a killer fort.
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