The Hershey-Harrisburg area is well-known for its theme park and chocolate attractions, but there is so much more for families to enjoy. Here’s a quick list of things to do in Hershey and Harrisburg, PA.
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Battle of Gettysburg in Virtual Reality
InSite Gettysburg offers amazing virtual reality tours of Gettysburg historical areas. Read on to learn more, as well as where to stay and eat.
Instant Itinerary: Things to Do in Charlottesville, VA
Looking for things to do in Charlottesville, VA? With food, wine, historical sites, parks, and more, here’s a four-day itinerary to help you plan your visit.
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History and Tours in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania
I found some gems when exploring Bethlehem, PA. The history of Bethlehem Steel, great food, music, a beautiful rail trail, and more.
Four Days in the Finger Lakes of New York
Four-day itinerary for the southern Finger Lakes area of New York. Perfect backdrop for family adventures, learning about history, and enjoying nature.
West Michigan Family-Friendly Nature Centers and Museums
Summer is an excellent time to drive the Lake Michigan Circle Tour. As the name implies, the route travels through Wisconsin, Illinois, Indiana, and both of Michigan’s peninsulas as it hugs the entirety of the Lake Michigan shoreline.
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Burgers and Beer at Utah’s Oldest Bar – The Shooting Star Saloon
The Shooting Star Saloon in Huntsville, Utah, is the oldest continuously operating bar in the state, and a quirky stop to enjoy a delicious burger and a cold beer.
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Experience George Washington’s Christmas Crossing of the Delaware
Every December, Washington’s historic crossing of the Delaware is reenacted at Washington Crossing State Park in Washington Crossing, Pennsylvania. During the reenactment, the park hosts many fascinating displays and demonstrations. Families can tour several historic buildings on the grounds and learn about blacksmithing, colonial games, candle-making, quilt-making, cooking, crafts, musket-firing drills and more.
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Alabama? What’s in Alabama? Gulf Shores, That’s What!
This month I’m off on one of my most highly-anticipated trips of the year – to Gulf Shores & Orange Beach, Alabama. I’m excited to participate in their Fan Guide trip where YOU can choose the adventures I take on!
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How to Enjoy the Mountain Town of Breckenridge, CO – Even If You Don’t Ski
Even if you’re not a fan of cold weather, there’s something magical about exploring this town, nestled under the peaks of the majestic Rocky Mountains, on a crisp day under the bright sunshine or softly falling snow.
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International Civil Rights Center and Museum
Visiting the International Civil Rights Center and Museum in Greensboro, NC, and seeing the historic “sit-in” lunch counter was inspiring.
Visiting the Biltmore Estate in Asheville, NC
The Biltmore Estate in Asheville, NC, is America’s Largest Home and a fascinating glimpse into high-society life. With a farm, winery, shopping, and outdoor adventures, it’s a perfect family destination.