Scary stories and make smores.

My daughter just went through this. Small tiki torches are good if you are old enough to be responsible with them. If you have electricity, you can hang up decorative lights. Go to your local party store, they usually have cheap knick-knacks like leis, squirt guns and glow sticks. You could bring a boom box, squeeze bottle fans for hot days. If you are younger, you could bring some kind of marking tool like sidewalk chalk to make hopscotch. Bring funny clothes and make up a skit.

At WalMart and at party supplies stores, you can get party favors that don't cost much at all. You can get little bouncy balls, funny little squirt fishes, flinging frogs, and other stuff like that. At some of them, you can get an assorted bag of party stuff, that would be fun to open and share around a cabin. Save ot for the third or fourth night, I'd say, just when everyone's getting used to everything. Then, get out the little kid toys and have a blast. Big kids (including teens) usually have a lot of fun playing with little-kid toys.

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