My older kids (13 and 11) have always LOVED Great Wolf Lodge, so for Abram’s 11th birthday, he requested another visit. We hadn’t been since before Covid, and I was a little nervous that the two boys would be too old to enjoy everything. Wrong! They had a great time, and their 2-year-old sister and 6-year-old twin cousins did, too. There is so much that you can do with one night at Great Wolf Lodge!
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Thinking about taking a trip to Washington, D.C. with your kids? There are endless amounts of kid-friendly activities that are both historical and more contemporary. A couple of weeks ago, my family of five (two adults, one teen, one tween, and one toddler) made the four-hour drive up to D.C. for a couple of days during our spring break. Here is a three-day Washington, D.C. family itinerary that we used to cover some of the major sites of D.C.
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