What bag is best for the parks?

[TC Devon]

These look great. Do you think it's big enough for all the bits you would need with two young children- drinks, creams, snacks?

[Unexpectedpenny]

Originally Posted by TC Devon

These look great. Do you think it's big enough for all the bits you would need with two young children- drinks, creams, snacks?

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I don't have children so not sure on the amount of space you need but have fit in 2 rain macs, sun cream, 2 bottles of water with a little room to spare in mine.

They do have a bigger one in the same range decathlon/arpenaz-...d_8330473.html

[LaughingPlace]

Originally Posted by Unexpectedpenny

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This is my park bag of choice. Small, cheap and waterproof when it rained.

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We have this too! Took it to Malham yesterday and it was great on a test run!

[TC Devon]

Originally Posted by Unexpectedpenny

I don't have children so not sure on the amount of space you need but have fit in 2 rain macs, sun cream, 2 bottles of water with a little room to spare in mine.

They do have a bigger one in the same range decathlon/arpenaz-...d_8330473.html

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Thank you I ll take a look.

[tiger01204]

One of these...

[WDW-Tink]

Hi,

I use a Kipling drawstring bag called "supertaboo."

It has a big zip pocket on the outside of the bag and a smaller pocket on the inside.

It's lightweight and can hold enough for a park day.

WDW-Tink

[Jaspercat10]

I take a LV Neverfull which is a big sort of shopper that goes over one shoulder, full of snacks suncream and whatever else anyone feels the need to dump in it x

[crystal_owl]

We were thinking of bumbags to keep things accessible and out of the way, has anyone done this?

[Chopra]

Just ordered a decathlon bag

[Clarey101]

We got one of those decathlon bags for our trip in February and it was great. Really handy for sun cream, camera etc