• Skip to primary navigation
  • Skip to main content
  • Skip to primary sidebar
  • Skip to footer

Crafty For Home

a little bit of everything we do to make a home

  • Home
  • Recipes
    • Appetizer
    • Beef And Lamb
    • Chicken, Turkey, Duck
    • Cookie, Cake, Bread
    • Rice, Noodle, Pasta
    • Salad
    • Seafood
    • Smoothies, Beverages, Ice Cream, Popsicle
    • Vegetarian
    • Kitchen Picks
  • CRAFT
    • Fabric Craft
    • Paper Craft
  • GARDENING
    • Plant Propagation
    • Simple Garden Project
    • Vegetable Garden
  • TRAVEL
    • Camping Trip
    • Road Trip
    • Indonesia
  • Blogging
    • RESOURCES
      • Blogging Tips
  • ABOUT
    • Contact Me

Lake Koocanusa camping trip

September 6, 2017 by Ina Wrobel

54 shares
  • Share47
  • Tweet

Lake KoocanusaWe went camping trip to Lake Koocanusa  by Eureka . We knew it was lots of forest fire there. So, we were not allow to have fire in camping site. The lake is so beautiful, it is just 2 minutes walk down the hill from our camping site. It is a very big lake perfect for boating , swimming or just enjoy the sun by the beach.

smoke in lake Koocanusa

Took picture of the lake in the late morning, the smoke were so thick from forest fire surrounding area. We got to see the aerial firefighting in action, the plane scooped some water from the lake and transport it to the fire location . We are greatly appreciated to what they have done, it is a big job to be done in order to prevent forest fire getting bigger .

Lake Sophie

This is Lake Sophie about 15 minutes walk from our camping site. It is mostly for fishing and swimming. We don’t fish, so we just went for swimming and the kids tried to catch the crayfish with their water bucket. They catch one then release it back to the lake.

World biggest truck in Sparwood

Stop by at Sparwood on the way to Koocanusa lake. Got to see the world biggest truck .

54 shares
  • Share47
  • Tweet

Filed Under: Camping Trip Tagged With: camping trip, lake

Chartreuse Colour Foliage Plants

Chartreuse Foliage Plants To Brighten Up The Garden

Grow these chartreuse colour foliage plants to brighten up the shaded part of the garden, creating curb appeal or focal point to any garden theme. Chartreuse Plants There are so many plants with chartreuse foliage. It is mainly growing for the fabulous colour of its leaves as it can brighten up any shady part of…

Read More

Ice cream cup cozy

Reversible Pint-size Ice Cream Cozy: Easy Tutorial

Easy sewing tutorial to make pint-size ice cream cozy, reversible, and reusable to keep your hand dry and warm while enjoying the ice cream, perfect for gift and everyday use. Pint-size Ice Cream Koozie Having a pint of ice cream while you relax and binge on your favourite TV show is a cozy thing, probably…

Read More

White cup with fabric flower shaped coaster

Flower-Shaped Fabric Coasters: Easy Tutorial

Use this easy sewing tutorial to make fabric flower-shaped coasters with reverse applique by using two different fabric prints. Easy Guide To Make Fabric Flower Coasters This flower-shaped coaster will bring you joy to celebrate the spring season or cheer up the gloomy days. Adorable, cheerful, and fun is how to describe this coaster. Use…

Read More

Yellow Cat Beside Flower

Ways To Keep Cats Off The Garden

Keep cats off the vegetable and flower garden bed by using these natural ways that are safe to use around the yard wherever the cat likes to hang out. Tips To Keep Cats Out Of The Garden Do your cat or neighbourhood cats visit your garden regularly? It is a normal thing cats do. While…

Read More

Chartreuse Red Variegated Coleus Leaf

Planting Coleus And Growing Tips

As a low care plant and beginner-friendly, the coleus flower is easy to grow throughout the garden or creates curb appeal for the front of the house. Tips For Growing Coleus Plant Coleus flowers grow primarily for the colourful foliage. Therefore, even though coleus has a flower spire resembling mint’s blooms, it is better to…

Read More

Bolting Onions

Onion Flowers: What To Do With It

When you see the onion is blooming and bolting early, there are still some ways you can do to use onion flowers for the garden. Blooming Onion Allium family is easy to grow herb from seed. You can plant it anywhere in the garden, in a row as an onion crop, or in between flower…

Read More

Previous Post: « Our tenant
Next Post: Garlic Shrimp »

Reader Interactions

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Recipe Rating




Primary Sidebar

WELCOME TO CRAFTY FOR HOME!

Hi, my name is Ina, and I am so thrilled you stopping by. Here I share you dairy free recipes, backyard gardening, and simple craft for the kids and the house. Read More…

  • Bloglovin
  • Email
  • Facebook
  • Instagram
  • Pinterest
  • Twitter

Get the PDF Format of 10 Different Style Cloth Napkins

10 Different Style Cloth Napkins Book Cover

Trending Post On Crafty For Home

Chartreuse Colour Foliage Plants

Chartreuse Foliage Plants To Brighten Up The Garden

Ice cream cup cozy

Reversible Pint-size Ice Cream Cozy: Easy Tutorial

White cup with fabric flower shaped coaster

Flower-Shaped Fabric Coasters: Easy Tutorial

Yellow Cat Beside Flower

Ways To Keep Cats Off The Garden

Chartreuse Red Variegated Coleus Leaf

Planting Coleus And Growing Tips

Bolting Onions

Onion Flowers: What To Do With It

Crafty For Home is a participant in the Amazon Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for us to earn fees by linking to Amazon and affiliated sites. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.

© Crafty For Home

All images and contents are copyright protected. If you would like to re-publish the content from this site, please re-write it with your own images and words, and/or provide link back to this site.  It is NOT ok to copy paste the whole post including the picture and instructions.

Please contact me for any question at [email protected]

Footer

  • Copyright / Privacy Policy
  • Disclosure Policy
  • Work With Me

Copyright © 2022 · Foodie Pro & The Genesis Framework

54 shares