| ??? |
| Pina |
| Boot |
| Tent |
| Tents |
| David |
| Corny |
| Faction |
| Kitschy |
| Bivouac |
| Rough it |
| Cot site |
| Arch: sl. |
| Tent city |
| Tent site |
| Aide-de-__ |
| Army life. |
| Fire place |
| Tentground |
| Woody home |
| Army base? |
| Tented area |
| Summer home |
| Pitch tents |
| Training ___ |
| Army outpost |
| Retreat area |
| Tenting area |
| David is one |
| Scout's base |
| Summer place |
| David," e.g. |
| Pitch a tent |
| Vacation spot |
| Batman," e.g. |
| Comedic style |
| Military life |
| Pundit Dalton |
| Rough it, say |
| Summer escape |
| Kid's getaway |
| Sleep in tent |
| Rustic retreat |
| Summer getaway |
| Artless comedy |
| Boot or Walter |
| Child's resort |
| Corny pretense |
| Military abode |
| Site for tents |
| Tie-dye locale |
| The "in" thing |
| Too theatrical |
| Vacation place |
| David, for one |
| Rustic stopover |
| A summer place? |
| Child's getaway |
| David or Kilmer |
| Outdoor retreat |
| Place for tents |
| Shilo or Borden |
| Sleepaway place |
| Spot for a tent |
| Place for RVers |
| Training locale |
| Place to summer |
| Sleepaway, e.g. |
| Sleep in a tent |
| Wilderness home |
| Political group. |
| Military outpost |
| All-America name |
| David or Edwards |
| Humorously trite |
| Place for a fire |
| Roaring, for one |
| Trendy in a way |
| Roughing-it spot |
| Like-minded group |
| Army installation |
| Overly theatrical |
| Amusingly extreme |
| Archly theatrical |
| Bret Harte locale |
| Counselors' place |
| David in Maryland |
| Football's Walter |
| Kid's summer home |
| Pitch a tent, say |
| Place to rough it |
| Recreational site |
| Relative of "corn |
| Place with canoes |
| Kid's summer spot |
| Temporary shelter |
| Home on the range |
| Something to break |
| Summer destination |
| Comic exaggeration |
| Counselor employer |
| Group of partisans |
| Kid's summer haven |
| Kid's summer place |
| Outpost with tents |
| Sleep under canvas |
| Overdone theatrics |
| Temporary quarters |
| Something to pitch |
| Harte's Roaring ___ |
| Pitch a tent, maybe |
| Some amateur comedy |
| Summer dropoff spot |
| Teasingly ingenuous |
| TV's "Batman," e.g. |
| Home away from home |
| In-tents experience? |
| Maryland's ___ David |
| Rough it on vacation |
| Some people break it |
| Summer home for some |
| Temporary settlement |
| Counselor's employer |
| Kids' summer getaway |
| Sleep in a tent, say |
| Troop training place |
| Summer spot for some |
| Place to pitch a tent |
| ''Meatballs'' setting |
| Amusingly pretentious |
| Fort Dix, before 1939 |
| Not serious, in a way |
| Place to place stakes |
| Sleep in a bag, maybe |
| Where to pitch a tent |
| Word with boot or day |
| Counselors' workplace |
| Pitch a tent, perhaps |
| Sleep under the stars |
| Bette Midler specialty |
| Word with boot or base |
| Affected in mannerisms |
| Ironically extravagant |
| Army outpost with tents |
| Football-pioneer Walter |
| Scout's summer activity |
| Summer getaway for kids |
| Temporary place to stay |
| Tory legend Dalton ____ |
| Yesterday's rage, today |
| Summer getaway, perhaps |
| Friday the 13th" setting |
| David or Pendleton, e.g. |
| Have a rustic experience |
| It might be full of corn |
| It's broken in the woods |
| Kid's summer destination |
| Overly theatrical, maybe |
| Place to learn woodcraft |
| Word after break or boot |
| Word with base or summer |
| Workplace for counselors |
| Word with boot or summer |
| Extravagantly theatrical |
| Pitch tents for the night |
| Sleep in the woods, maybe |
| Word with break or summer |
| Creator of the QB position |
| Pitch a tent for the night |
| Affected — group of tents |
| Group of tents in the woods |
| Setting of "Friday the 13th |
| Summer destination for kids |
| Super cover band ___ Freddy |
| Spend a weekend in the woods |
| Father of American football. |
| Setting for "Friday the 13th |
| Group of like-minded thinkers |
| Like the style ofTV's "Batman |
| Where many a lanyard is woven |
| Where kids might make s'mores |
| Where soldiers stay overnight |
| Word with "training" or "boot |
| Workplace for some counselors |
| Bowie or Beauregard in W.W. II |
| Word after "sleepaway" or "day |
| ___ Swampy (Beetle Bailey post) |
| One might be pitched in a field |
| Summer sleepaway place for kids |
| Topic for Susan Sontag, notably |
| --- David (presidential retreat) |
| Wet Hot American Summer" setting |
| Jam session-type band ___ Freddy |
| Sleep under the stars, with "out |
| Where many a T-shirt is tie-dyed |
| Stay in a tent in the wilderness |
| Where much tie-dyeing takes place |
| Like "The Rocky Horror Picture Show |
| Originator of "All-American" teams. |
| Kid's summer destination, sometimes |
| Something you break when you leave it |
| Where kids first make s'mores, perhaps |
| ___ Granada (Allan Sherman song locale) |
| Might do this after jamming around fire |
| Where many kids are sent for the summer |
| Notoriously hard-to-define aesthetic style |
| Where parents often send kids for the summer |
| Wait in a strategic location, in video game lingo |
| Actress Anna who's married to her "Pitch Perfect" costar Skylar Astin |