Tag: family travel

Family Travel: South Carolina’s Capital City/Lake Murray Country

This summer, family travel can be what it was always meant to be: wide open spaces in the great outdoors, smaller-scale attractions with fewer crowds and fun family accommodations. In the four-county South Carolina region of Capital City/Lake Murray Country you’ll find the perfect place read more…

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Maine May Well be the Perfect Family Destination This Summer

Thanks to its lakes, coastline and mountains, Maine may well be the perfect destination for a family vacation. That’s now possible, thanks to the “Moving Maine Forward” plan, which is designed to protect public health and support Maine’s economy. Here are a few ideas for family travels in Vacatio read more…

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Florida’s Gulf County Beaches Have a Personality All Their Own

Gulf County, Florida, is known for its laid back, low-rise lifestyle. There are no tall buildings along the shoreline here. Neon lights are nowhere to be found. The beaches are the main attraction in each of Gulf County’s unique communities. Each beach along this 43-mile stretch of shoreline has a read more…

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Take a Ride on The Capital Wheel, Carousel, Water Taxi or Floatboat 360 at National Harbor

Fun seekers can skip the beach and enjoy a safe Spring Break at National Harbor with plenty of open-air fun, room to roam, waterfront attractions and cherry trees in bloom. Keeping health and safety top of mind, visitors will discover numerous dining options including outdoor seating, COVID-19 read more…

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