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Got a case of wanderlust that won’t quit? Your next Southeast family holiday is a click away. Our moms have bounced around the globe testing out family vacation spots from campgrounds to African safaris and they’re dishing the dirt on what works, what doesn’t and what you need to know before you go. Get all the family travel information essentials you need (from a traveling mom's perspective, natch!) to dive into your next Southeast family holiday adventure.
Here you'll find family vacation ideas for Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, Florida, South Carolina, North Carolina, Virginia, West Virginia, Washington D.C., Kentucky, and Tennessee.
A great little hidden gem in Hendersonville, North Carolina awaits anyone in search of great, small batch beer, good music and a relaxed atmosphere near the heart of downtown.
While this is certainly a kid and family-friendly establishment, it was just my girlfriend and I on our recent visit. We had browsed the quaint historic shops in downtown and ended with pedicures on Main Street so a little refreshment reprieve seemed in order and some cold beer at a local brewery sounded terrific. Fellow folks getting pedicures earlier that day had told us that it was a must stop in Hendersonville. They were right.
Sanibel Island is best known for the Sanibel Stoop. It isn’t the term used in New York City for front porches. Instead, it is the motion of bending down to look for shells. And shelling is one of the favorite family activities on Sanibel Island beaches.
What do a historic hand poled ferry, a small town with big festivals, wineries, the home of the 5th president of the United States, and tubing have in common? Each are part of a one day itinerary featuring off the beaten path attractions in Charlottesville Virginia. When most people think of visiting Charlottesville Virginia, they think of Thomas Jefferson’s Monticello and the campus of the University of Virginia. While it is true that this southern town is home to both, it is also home to many other adventure attractions that make Charlottesville a perfect road trip destination for mid-Atlantic families.
Disney World is known as a family destination -- but what if one parent can't be with the family due to other obligations? My family and I recently traveled to Orlando so I could participate in a blogger retreat, which meant that my nine-year-old self-proclaimed "tween" daughter had to (reluctantly) go with her dad to the parks alone.
We recently spent a few days at the Caribe Royale, an all-suite hotel and convention center during the tail end of Spring Break for many elementary public schools. We don’t usually travel at this time of year to places that are family oriented because we are not big fans of crowds.
When planning a vacation to Disney World the parks are usually the main event but, if given the choice, I could spend my whole vacation at Disney’s Yacht Club Resort. My family has been to Disney World several times and we have always stayed at the Yacht Club. It is the only hotel anywhere that my family goes back to again and again and here are the four main reasons why:
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