Dressing for the parks

[aubeone]

We arrive on Wednesday night. Wondering how people are dressing for the park during the day and at night?

 

[nighttowll]

Next week, I plan on wearing jeans and a t-shirt or light weight long sleeve shirt, and then bringing a warm sweatshirt I can throw on over that if it gets cold at night. However, I'm a very cold natured person, so I almsot always wear long pants, even in the summer. I know my mom is planning on wearing shorts or kapris during the day.

 

[pmanko]

We are there next week too - the beginning of the week looks good so far with mid 70's for highs and 49-56 as lows... but, I imagine those lows will be past midnight - so not likey at the park then!

We are thinking shorts and maybe a sweatshirt (at least in morning) during the day and then on days we come back to resort for a midday break - probably putting on long pants of some type and again taking a light jacket and or sweatshirt.

This is our first time NOT taking a stroller. The stroller was nice to be able to load it up w/ rain gear or extra jackets. This year we are going to be with one backpack, which will be carrying 4-6 drinks and snacks... so not a ton of extra room for extra gear!

Good news looks like we won't need heavy coats, mittens and hats!!

 

[SeilerBird]

Layers

 

[IWannaBuildASnowman]

It looks like the weather will be like it was when we were there. 10 c at night, around 20 during the day. (I think that's around 40/70.) In the mornings, we needed coats - my little had a blanket in the stroller too. As the day progressed we'd shed layers - under the jacket I had a sweater over a t shirt. I wore capris or skirts with leggings and my birkenstocks. My kid got down to skirt/no leggings at one point. But as I mentioned we had a stroller so we could cram all this in there and be comfy at all times.