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[quote=Anonymous]I think I need to know more about your kids interests and your own interests to be more specific.

Outdoor/nature focused:

Yellowstone, Grand tetons (I personally went at 14 and loved it).

Mt. Rainier, seattle and san juan islands for whale watching (there is the ocean but it's not super traditional beachy)

Bannff/Canadian Rocky mountains

East coat: Great smoky mountains (I briefly visited from asheville years ago and it was okay, tbh not my favorite but lots of people love it...mountains were beautiful and I would say a little more majestic than Shenandoah)

Adirondacks: Could stay at a lake or do a family backpacking trip or camping trip, traveling up towards new hampshire also supposed to be fun with great hiking, vermont too.

OR do a road trip with a stop in the Adirondacks and then visit Montreal, Quebec city and there's some beautiful parks up in Quebec as well.  You could also drive to Tadoussac and whale watch (I loved this). Mix of nature and culture/history/art.

I'm not sure of your travel budget/style but mine is essentially bougie on a budget lol.  I go for budget airlines, simpler lodging (though I can often find ones with terrific views) in order to afford trips.  I have found that when flying, it is sometimes cheaper to vacation in europe than in the US. check out google flights if you are interested.  Lodging/food/car rentals are often cheaper too.  
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