Tag: pennsylvania
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Enjoy Amazing Views of the Susquehanna River at Pinnacle Overlook
We always stop for incredible views even when I have to get three Littles out of those annoying car seat buckles. This time, we not only got out of the van, but we drove deep into Amish Country for this stop. It was fun to see the adorable children playing outside the one-room schoolhouses too. […]
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Thousand Trails Campground Review: PA Dutch Country RV Resort
There’s one reason we probably won’t stay here again
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The Best Kid-friendly Rock Climbing Adventure in Pennsylvania
Book your next family-friendly experience with Adventure Explorations
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Epic Rock Scrambling for Kids in Gettysburg, PA
Devil’s Den at the National Military Park in Gettysburg, PA, is the perfect spot if you are looking for a great place to try rock scrambling with your little ones.
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Top 4 Must See Spots at Trough Creek State Park
If you are limited on time, stop at these 4 places to see incredible natural beauty
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What is Glamping, Anyway?
You aren’t quite ready for a family campout, but you might be ready to try a glamping adventure. Before you make a reservation, it helps to know what’s so glamorous about glamping. The best part, you don’t have to set up camp. You won’t get tangled up in tent poles or end up sleeping on […]
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Go Glamping in Mill Creek, Pennsylvania
Vacation plans have gone from plan A to plan B (or even C) in a hurry, but what is plan B?
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See Epic Light Display at Longwood Gardens
Longwood Gardens is a beautiful sight at any time of the year, but it is especially breathtaking at Christmas time
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5 Must-Do Activities with Kids at Christmas in Brandywine Valley
Best places to visit with your family this holiday season
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Boulder Field in Hickory Run State Park: Nature’s Playground
This area is a National Natural Landmark and seriously cool. Your kiddos can climb on huge boulders as far as the eye can see. Basically unchanged for 20,000 years, this is a must-see in Pennsylvania. Some of the boulders are 26 feet long.
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3 Reasons The Night Lights Sky Lantern Festival Should be on Your Bucket List
The Nights Lights Sky Lantern Festival is just plain cool.
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Our Week in the Poconos and How it All Got Started
Though we travel a lot, we mainly enjoy the areas that provide easy hiking for the kids and good exercise for the adults. Our family prefers a lifestyle that supports our efforts to get and stay healthy through good food and exercise that we all can do from ages 2 to 73.
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48 Hours in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania – A Guide to Family Fun with Your Toddler
We spent 48 hours in Pittsburgh having fun, exploring all the toddler-friendly attractions we could fit in, and making tons of great memories.
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Our First Tiny Living Experience at Tiny Estates in Lancaster, Pennsylvania
Tiny Estates in Lancaster, Pennsylvania is the perfect place to try it out. This beautiful tiny house resort offers every kind of tiny living experience you can imagine, and some fantastic amenities for the whole gang to enjoy.
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The Children’s Museum of Pittsburgh is Fun for the Whole Family
When Visit Pittsburgh told us all about the family-friendly attractions in the area, we didn’t know where to start. But, we knew the Children’s Museum of Pittsburgh was a must for our family. My kids love to touch everything and play with cool exhibits.
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The Hotel Near Crayola Experience in Easton, PA that is Perfect for Families
It is tough to find a hotel room that comfortably sleeps a family of five. Add in three pack-n-plays, and it is almost impossible. When we travel, we always try to find a place to stay that has plenty of space, a hot breakfast included, and an indoor pool, if at all possible. Springhill Suites Allentown Bethlehem/Center Valley has all of this and more.
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Important Things to Know About Taking Your Toddler to Crayola Experience in Easton, PA
We had a good time at the colorful wonderland – Crayola Experience. This interactive color explosion in Easton, PA is four floors of crayon, marker, and interactive fun. Crayola Experience has something for everyone, but it is best for ages 4 and up. Most of the activities are geared toward older kids, and little kids need a lot of help and guidance to get the most out of the activities.
