Members of Sisters on the Fly, a national outdoor adventure group for women, met and stayed at the Williamsburg KOA the first weekend in December. They came from as far away as Austin, Texas and as close as our backyard of Williamsburg. They came in all ages and from all walks of life. They came in different size campers and also stayed in lodges. The one thing they all had in common, they came together for one glorious weekend to bond with other “Sisters on the Fly”.
Sisters on the Fly was formed in 1999 by two sisters while fishing in Montana. The concept of bringing other women together for fun in the outdoors grew into the present day organization. Today over 8,000 members periodically get together throughout the United States for a wide variety of outdoor activities. The only rules are “No men, no kids, be nice, and have fun.” For their time in Williamsburg, the Sisters took part in the annual Williamsburg Christmas Parade along with other activities in and around Colonial Williamsburg.
I had a chance to talk with Kathy Miller, one of the Sisters. Kathy has been a member for two years now and says it is lots of fun. She is from Southwest Virginia and although she goes camping with her own family, this is “her time” to meet old and new friends and share some laughs. Her favorite activity with her fellow sisters is sitting around a campfire sharing precious conversation. To quote Kathy on her stay at Williamsburg KOA with the Sisters on the Fly, “I do love it!”
So, if you are a woman that loves outdoor adventures with other women, think about joining Sisters on the Fly. For more information visit their website: https://www.sistersonthefly.com. And if you love camping and having fun, come spend some time with us at Williamsburg KOA!
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