Oregon Coast - This is really long

On our way to Washington we decided to take the long route and hit a bunch of "famous" sites along the Oregon Coast. The first day in Oregon we went to Medfords Childrens Discovery Museum. I alsmost talked Kyle into not even going into the place it was such a hole in the wall. But we went in and the kids had a great time! Some chemistry group was there and they had all kinds of little experiments for the kids to do. It was lots of fun! Here are some pictures of the rest of our adventure.

Doesn't this look nice and comfy? Here we go...

Our second stop was at a place called Seal Rock. It is home to the "largest sea cave" and you actually take this elevator 200 feet down into a sea cave where there are hundreds of seals







Next we went to some beach famous for something else... i don't remember. But the kids had a blast and did a lot of exploring with dad






We only made one stop like this... oh the joys of being a boy! Kenyon thought this was so fun!




We took a little detour to pass a bunch of beautiful waterfalls and get the kids out of the car for some short but much needed breaks.




This is what they did every night at some hotel along the way. After sitting in the car almost all day we need all the extra help getting energy out!


This is a view from the pool at our favorite hotel along the way! It was so nice and we got a really good deal (I think the girl at the front desk liked Kyle). Our room was on the bottom floor and the kids thought they were in heaven with a door to the beach like that.
Kenyon slept good this night!

This is at some Lava Park in California and we walked through a bunch of lava and even entered a cave.

We made a bunch of other stops too but enough is enough so I will end with that.
I know this was really random but with 5 kids and a husband who likes a warm meal at night I don't have time to make my posts all cute like everyone else. Sorry, hopefully my kids are cute enough to make up for my lack of time spent on this and my sucky camera!