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This family travel guide explores several hundred kid-tested, inexpensive sites to go to in North Carolina. Explore places where you can discover gold and pirates, explore castles and strange houses, or learn of the Lost Colony and Mayberry. Colorful descriptions, travel details and tons of info not found in any other source. Saves parents time searching for kid-friendly spots for day trip or mini-vacation travel. From the family that "vacations for a living!"

June 22, 2008: I could not live without the book, Favorite Places to go with Kids in St. Louis! I have 2 children and with the help of this book it has helped entertain my children and myself. It is updated every year so I know of all the new places to go. A must for every parent and grand parent and visitor to St. Louis.

Explore*Entertain*Educate* are the key elements of this award winning guide book.A comprehensive guide to Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside, San Bernadino, San Diego, Santa Barbara and Ventura counties. Each updated entry features : complete description, phone number, address; directions; Thomas Guide grid number, website, hours, admission, recommended Ages, and even length of time for attraction and birthday party potential! Each featured location is indexed by city, price, theme and includes a Calendar Section...

The forest I'm referring to is Lost Maples State Park*. It lies between Medina and Leakey, approximately 70 miles northwest from San Antonio, Texas. With an office that opens at 8:00am and closes at 10:00pm, this park is open to campers as well as hikers and sight-seers. The large trees and clear waters are home to countless animals, birds, and fish, and with one look, one can't help but notice why. While the world's major cities grow at a rate of 1 million people per week, spots like these continue...

Books. Fun Places to Go With Children in Northern Calififornia: 9th Edition over 350 Lsitngs, Completely Revised and Updated

Traveling with children can be a great joy but a challenge as well. In "Travel Wise with Children," author (and mom) Mary Rodgers Bundren has compiled a wonderfully creative trove of 101 travel ideas, all guaranteed to make trips more fun for everyone--and inspire new interests and build new skills of kids from age 3 to 14. Prepared in consultation with other well-traveled families, early-childhood educators, and a wealth of other resources, the projects here--a "Family 'Been There' Map,""Road Poetry...

Books. Kids Love Kentucky: A Parent's Guide to Exploring Fun Places in Kentucky With Children...Year Round