Favorite domestic trips for the 6-10 age group

[Anonymous]

San Diego, LA/hollywood, universal, Disneyland

[Anonymous]

San Diego and then Highway 1 up to San Francisco. San Diego has legoland, an aircraft carrier, and a cool zoo. And then highway 1 has elephant seals, Hearst Castle, Big Sur, Carmel Beach, Monterey aquarium and tons of cool hikes and stuff to do on the way to the Golden Gate Bridge. Totally great for 6-10.

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Anonymous wrote:San Diego, LA/hollywood, universal, Disneyland

+1 an absolute crowd pleaser with the advantage of low humidity. We added a few baseball games in there.

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Atlanta, St Louis, San Antonio

[Anonymous]

Acadia for sure. Well explained by prior posters.

Colorado National Parks, Colorado Springs, Boulder

Badlands, Devil's Tower, Mt. Rushmore, Crazy Horse

[Anonymous]

As you can see OP, kids this age will have fun ANYWHERE, as long you plan a trip with a variety of activities, Junior Rangers, etc.

[Anonymous]

Boston

[Anonymous]

Hawaii
San Francisco/Monterey/Big Sur
Disney World
Colorado
Bend, Oregon
Sea Island, GA
Many National Parks out West
Bar Harbor, Maine plus Acadia

[Anonymous]

It’s such a great age to travel. We really liked Tetons and Yellowstone — great mix of different activities and animal sightings.

Alaska and California (SF, Yosemite, Santa Barbara) were also great. Puerto Rico also great. Hawaii is phenomenal but you can save that for when they are harder-to-please teens!

I’ll also be cliche and say disney world because it’s true.

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Anonymous wrote:Philadelphia- great museums, baseball game, and by 5th grade my kid undrrstood/read about American history.

We went to both Philadelphia and Pittsburgh when ours were that age. I feel like the museums in those two cities are way better than DC for kids.

[Anonymous]

Disney, Clearwater Marine Aquarium, and St. Augustine were all big hits.

[Anonymous]

Hawaii (I'd wait until closer to age 10), Olympic National Park if you like nature/hiking (book lodging at a couple different places in the park so you are not spending all your time driving)

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It’s such a great age to travel. We really liked Tetons and Yellowstone — great mix of different activities and animal sightings.

Alaska and California (SF, Yosemite, Santa Barbara) were also great. Puerto Rico also great. Hawaii is phenomenal but you can save that for when they are harder-to-please teens!

I’ll also be cliche and say disney world because it’s true.

What activities did you enjoy with young kids in Yellowstone and Tetons? Planning a trip this summer!

[Anonymous]

We really liked Puerto Rico, Philadelphia (Legoland and Franklin Institute in the winter), and NYC.

We've enjoyed a couple other trips with grandparents and siblings but I think the destination was less appealing to them than being in a big rental with family.

[Anonymous]

I miss my kids being these ages. They are pretty great teenagers but they just don’t have that lighthearted fun and natural joy (and adoration of parents!) that younger kids have. You will have fun anywhere you go OP.