Anonymous wrote:Have you guys been to Pittsburgh?

https://www.visitpittsburgh.com/blog/memorial-day-weekend-in-pittsburgh/

This

So much to do and food is so good

Anonymous wrote:Homestead or Colonial Williamsburg.

Homestead is a dump
Over priced

Pittsburgh!!

Philly
Wildwood or Cape May
Richmond

Biltmore Estate. Yes, they are open and I just saw that kids 16 and under is free so just one admission for the three of you:

https://www.biltmore.com/things-to-do/events/summer-at-biltmore/?gclsrc=aw.ds&gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=19949079760&gbraid=0AAAAADFXFrZLGYFbajrpSsv6IZ4IKqW7d&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIy6bhtNSwjQMVNkxHAR3XFSF_EAAYASAGEgKl-fD_BwE

Are you going Friday-Monday or Saturday-Monday?

Have you guys been to Pittsburgh?

https://www.visitpittsburgh.com/blog/memorial-day-weekend-in-pittsburgh/

Homestead or Colonial Williamsburg.

What kind of things do your girls like to do?

Williamsburg

Find a random cabin in West Virginia with a hot tub and good hiking nearby. Bring books and DVDs and stuff for s’mores.

Sounds like you like the outdoors- what about Smith Mountain Lake?

This is a great time to let the weather dictate where you go. I'd probably head towards NC for warmer temperatures.

Philly

At that age, let them do some research and come to you with ideas. Surely their friends have done some fun things away from home.

Kids 12 and 14 want to go somewhere for the memorial weekend. Any suggestions for places within a 4 to 5 hour drive each way? Would prefer a 3 hour or less drive but willing to go a bit further if needed.

We usually go to Ocean city but need a change. Have been to Virginia beach, Deep Creek, Hershey's, so kids are not interested in that. Planning a NYC trip for the summer so that's out too. I'm not sure they would like Chincoteague because of the mosquitoes. Have seen wild horses before, so that won't be a good draw for them.