Wherever Family

3 days ago | whereverfamily.com | Aoife O'Riordan

Family travelers with a never-ending thirst for camping trips will be delighted to learn Hipcamp, the first and only app to unify all types of camping experiences into a single platform, just doubled its U.S. campsite inventory. Now, families can browse more than 500,000 campsites across Hipcamp. From blueberry farms to national parks to RV parks to luxury treehouses, there’s something for everyone.

4 days ago | whereverfamily.com | Aoife O'Riordan

America’s national parks protect some of our most precious landscapes, natural wonders and historic heritage, and they are also popular destinations for family travel. But that popularity may discourage you when you hear about crowds, lines and waiting lists for timed entry at the most-visited parks. This summer, why not plan on exploring some of these least-visited and lesser well-known parks, where crowds are minimal and experiences maximal.

4 days ago | whereverfamily.com | Kimberly Inlander

It’s nearly time for summer family travel, and family travelers seek destinations that offer incredible experiences for every member of the group at an affordable value. One such destination that fits the bill is Margaritaville Beach Resort Nassau, delivering a family escape to the Caribbean views and top-tier amenities of The Bahamas. Margaritaville Beach Resort Nassau currently boasts multiple offers for families looking to get the most value for their dollar.

4 days ago | whereverfamily.com | Eugenia Lazaris

Memphis is a great time whenever you visit, but, as summer heats up, so does the food scene. Okay, so truth be told, the food scene is awesome all year long, but what better reason to plan family travel in the summer? One of the best ways to discover the city is by exploring its various neighborhoods, and you’ll want to be sure to check out these incredible eateries (which also take you to some of its most happening neighborhoods). Start off the day in the Downtown neighborhood at Sunrise Memphis.

1 week ago | whereverfamily.com | Barbara Rogers

France’s’ third largest city, Lyon, is full of attractions for family travelers, but none is more fascinating to kids than its wall art. Entire buildings are transformed into street scenes or painted so realistically they appear to be something else. Historic figures look from windows and balconies that don’t really exist. These painted walls are created in a painting technique called trompe-l’œil, or “fool the eye”, imitating a real scene so realistically people do a double-take when passing.