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Sure.., why not. Sleep-overs are fun and build long term childhood/adult friendships. Sharing stories, secrets and perhaps a bit of sexual curiosity, is healthy and natural. In a tent in the back year or in a cozy room with bunk beds, the setting will lend an atmosphere in which the minds of the boys will playout adventures, games, enjoy food by a camp fire of snacks next to the fridge - a modicum of supervision is recommended but, not intrusion into the event... boys will be boys... let them play and explore!
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