Last weekend we took a bus west to the town of Nigrán. As far as I can tell, it is a town influenced by surf culture with a few beaches with breaks that people like to surf. But we went for a different reason. L has been asking to go to a trampoline park for some time, but with her concussion before we left and her post-concussive symptoms, we couldn't make it work. And so we made a trek to go to the trampoline park. They allow people in for 1 hour increments, so I searched for something else to enjoy in the area. Clicking around on Google Maps in the area around the trampoline park, I came across something that looked pretty interesting, a homemade park of sorts in a forested area with swings over the water. I only needed to show the pictures to the kids to get their immediate approval. And it did not disappoint. Getting off the bus, we found a trail to walk along a creek that took us about halfway. Then we walked along a small road, that, it turns out, is part of the Camino de Santiago, past an odiferous water treatment plant, and to the swing area. The kids ran and tried out the various swings, having a great time. Definitely a hit!
We wandered back through the forest along the creek to Diver Jump Trampoline Park. They had more than just trampolines, with climbing, boxing, ninja course, crazy slides, an upside-down bike contraption, and more. We had a blast!
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