Localish, spring break getaway

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:We have also already done Williamsburg but thanks for playing! Ugh, I feel like there's nowhere left. I just looked up Nemacolin and I can't justify $800+ a night for PA.

You can repeat somewhere. I hate these posts where people say they’ve already been 87 places and can’t repeat any of them. Fine.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Annapolis, Gettysburg, Harpers Ferry, Bucks County, PA.

Harper’s Ferry is barely even one full day. Zzzzzzz.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We have also already done Williamsburg but thanks for playing! Ugh, I feel like there's nowhere left. I just looked up Nemacolin and I can't justify $800+ a night for PA.

You can repeat somewhere. I hate these posts where people say they’ve already been 87 places and can’t repeat any of them. Fine.

Yeah, as if his kids have experienced EVERYTHING in Philadelphia or Richmond. There is also Staunton, Lexington and Charlottesville.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:New York is an obvious choice. We drove and parked the car and left it until we drove home. You can also take the train, although it's not cheap, or take a bus. There's so much to do for kids and adults.

The train can be very cheap if you book far enough ahead. My brother paid just over $100 for 5 from NYC last year

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:New York is an obvious choice. We drove and parked the car and left it until we drove home. You can also take the train, although it's not cheap, or take a bus. There's so much to do for kids and adults.

How was the weather when you went? A friend of mine visited a few years ago for spring break and said never again, that it was cold and rainy, and her family was miserable.

[Anonymous]

Chincoteague is nice for a couple of nights.
Camelback water park resort - Poconos PA

[Anonymous]

Train to NY $32 each way. Not expensive at all.

[Anonymous]

Charlottesville
Norfolk
Southern Maryland/St Mary’s City
Western MD mountains
NYC
Natural Bridge/Frontier Culture Museum
Chincoteague

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Annapolis, Gettysburg, Harpers Ferry, Bucks County, PA.

Agree with these + Chester County, PA. I want to do Roanoke, VA, but haven't made it yet. If you like museums, Newport News has more than you would think.

[Anonymous]

It's a little further depending on where you live, but what about the Raleigh/Durham area? They have nice science museums and gardens. I don't have any hotel recommendations.