Fun Place To Take Two Little Boys This Weekend

[Anonymous]

Any fun overnight or day trips to take two little boys this weekend, ages 8 and 10? The enjoy pretty much anything. I'm kind of burnt out and off the top of my head just can't think of anything to do minus driving to the beach or to an amusement park (are they even open, I need to google that).

[Anonymous]

Camping?

[Anonymous]

Baltimore

Inner harbor
Baseball game (not sure if they are home this wkend)
Science center
Aquarium
Water taxi
Kid friendly restaurants

[Anonymous]

To grandma's house so that you can get a break. There was a couple on the Today Show from Australia who sent their kids to grandma's house every weekend. I got a laugh out of that one.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:To grandma's house so that you can get a break. There was a couple on the Today Show from Australia who sent their kids to grandma's house every weekend. I got a laugh out of that one.

I read about that... not my plan this weekend.

[Anonymous]

Philly if you are looking for overnight. Train up, liberty bell / independence plaza tour. The ferry to Camden acquarium and there is a battleship too. Overnight at hotel with pool. Done.

[Anonymous]

Harper's Ferry! We went last year at the suggestion of DCUM, and it was great. We camped in at a treehouse cabin place, then spent the day at the park/historic town, making some quick stops at some historic battle fields. It was gorgeous and the kids had fun.

[Anonymous]

I do think the amusement parks are open, so if the weather looks ok, they would love that. Any where with a pool is always a hit.

[Anonymous]

Amusement parks are definitely open! Hershey or King's Dominion would be fun.

[Anonymous]

Hershey would be awesome. Stay in a hotel with an indoor pool

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Harper's Ferry! We went last year at the suggestion of DCUM, and it was great. We camped in at a treehouse cabin place, then spent the day at the park/historic town, making some quick stops at some historic battle fields. It was gorgeous and the kids had fun.

Where was the treehouse cabin place?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Baltimore

Inner harbor
Baseball game (not sure if they are home this wkend)
Science center
Aquarium
Water taxi
Kid friendly restaurants

And the railroad museum

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Harper's Ferry! We went last year at the suggestion of DCUM, and it was great. We camped in at a treehouse cabin place, then spent the day at the park/historic town, making some quick stops at some historic battle fields. It was gorgeous and the kids had fun.

Where was the treehouse cabin place?

not pp, but I think s/he means this one: http://thetreehousecamp.com/index.shtml