Tons of seashells on the pretty beaches. Plus, most of the island is a nature preserve and you can bike, hike, and see amazing birds —and alligators! -Deputy Art Director
Provincetown is a great place to go for break and taking the ferry over is half the adventure. We brought our bikes, which avoided parking woes and was fun to boot! - Art Director
There's lots to explore in Boston but the aquarium is a favorite. Be sure to see the divers feed the fish! - Brand Development Manager
An impressive, historic fort that families can explore. Don't miss the dramatic changing of the guard. -Copy Chief
DC is packed with amazing things to do with kids. One of our favorite places was this museum. -Brand Development Director
Walk along the Riverfront, see the battle ship, and don't forget the sweet tea and hush puppies! A lesser known attraction:The Serpentarium, featuring reptiles from all over.-Brand Development Manager
Great food, wonderful hiking in the surrounding area, and swimming in Barton Springs (it's often warm enough in March and April). -Senior Editor
Fun family hikes and, of course, amazing views. Check out the mountaintop lodging. -Brand Development Director
Palm Beach isn't just for the ultra-rich. There are surrounding towns with affordable hotels and condos. Don't miss the nature programs and beach-combing at this gorgeous park. -Senior Editor
Go kayaking in the 10,000 Islands. It's amazing. There are lots of families on the water and guided tours are available for beginners. We rented our boats on Marco Island. -Photo Editor
The sugar-white sand on the beach here is shockingly pretty and we like supporting the Gulf Coast. -Editorial Assistant
