Where are you going for summer 2018?

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Anonymous wrote:Kids age 10 and 14, spending 2 weeks in Oregon including a 4 day lodge to lodge rafting trip on the Rogue Ricer.

This is similar to our trip a couple of years ago. DS was 12. We All Loved Oregon. Definitely do mountain biking in Bend. Go to Crater Lake National Park, too. DS keeps saying, "Let's go back to Bend."

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One DD, 3.

Week in Tahoe
Week visiting family in NYC

Long weekends in Williamsburg, VA, and Charlottesville, VA

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BC, Canada

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Disney Baltic cruise

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Here's a question for the Acadia folks - or those who have been to Acadia - is there an age that's too old? Like will tween or teens be bored? For some reason, I have it pigeonholed as a good trip for elementary ages.

And to respond to the OP, we are going to the Bahamas - spending some time on an out island and then a few days in Atlantis.

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Yellowstone/Jackson Hole/Grand Teton (10 days)
England/Ireland (12 days)

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Anonymous wrote:Williamsburg, NYC, and Lake Tahoe

Anyone got Tahoe recs? Have a 3 yo DD.

Kings Beach, Pope Beach, Sand Harbor
Giant ice cream cones at Camp Richardson's Ice Cream Parlour
Rent kayaks and paddle to Fannette Island in Emerald Bay
gondola rides at Heavenly or Northstar to the Ritz Carlton
Nature Center at Sugar Pine Point
Teddy bear pancakes at Squeeze In in Truckee
Tahoe Meadows 1 mile "hike"

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Nowhere. Baby is due September 3rd, so we are pretty much grounded. We might try to get grandparents to watch the two older ones and take a baby moon to somewhere close by.

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Anonymous wrote:Here's a question for the Acadia folks - or those who have been to Acadia - is there an age that's too old? Like will tween or teens be bored? For some reason, I have it pigeonholed as a good trip for elementary ages.

And to respond to the OP, we are going to the Bahamas - spending some time on an out island and then a few days in Atlantis.

I think it’s better for older kids. With teens you can do some of the better hikes. My whole family (0-75+) goes every few years. We all love it. The teens & young adults do the most exciting parts IMO.

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Anonymous wrote:Here's a question for the Acadia folks - or those who have been to Acadia - is there an age that's too old? Like will tween or teens be bored? For some reason, I have it pigeonholed as a good trip for elementary ages.

And to respond to the OP, we are going to the Bahamas - spending some time on an out island and then a few days in Atlantis.

I think it’s better for older kids. With teens you can do some of the better hikes. My whole family (0-75+) goes every few years. We all love it. The teens & young adults do the most exciting parts IMO.

And kayaking, etc.

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We are new to the area and want to make a bit of a splash. Where is the in spot to take our family? Kids are 9 and 11. Great travelers up for fun.

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Anonymous wrote:
We are new to the area and want to make a bit of a splash. Where is the in spot to take our family? Kids are 9 and 11. Great travelers up for fun.

Ibiza

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Anonymous wrote:Here's a question for the Acadia folks - or those who have been to Acadia - is there an age that's too old? Like will tween or teens be bored? For some reason, I have it pigeonholed as a good trip for elementary ages.

And to respond to the OP, we are going to the Bahamas - spending some time on an out island and then a few days in Atlantis.

I don’t think it’s too old for tween / teens. I think it is just also good for ES kids which is rarer.

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Anonymous wrote:
We are new to the area and want to make a bit of a splash. Where is the in spot to take our family? Kids are 9 and 11. Great travelers up for fun.

Local? Budget?

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Sedona and Scottsdale for a week (kids want to do dark sky astronomy); Williamsburg(3 days); Eastern Shore (4 days); Sanibel Island (5 days). Kids are 17 and 11,