Would love suggestions for an intergenerational trip. My parents (70s), my husband and I (40s), and our 4 and 7 yo girls. My parents live in the southeast, we live in PNW. Planning for mid-March. Preferably staying in the US (my mom’s preference). Thanks for your insight!
I'm on it!! In the short term I feel like Sedona (AZ) or Zion National Park (Utah) would be a good middle destination, there's lots of family friendly resorts there. Not sure it would be warm though if that's a requirement. But lemme have a think on it for you!
My family has been going on vacation to Maine pretty much my whole life. My parents bought a lake house about 6 years ago near Damariscotta, about an hour north of Portland.
Damariscotta is so cute, and they put on a fantastic Forth of July fireworks display!
My favorite time of year to go up there is right after Labor Day. The crowds are smaller, but the lake is still warm enough to swim. And, the nights start to get a bit crisper.
The way life should be!! Cute is exactly the word I'd use to describe Damariscotta. That's near Camden, right? Any restaurant recs up there? (Our family goes more to lake country, but I loooove downeast so much)
Would love suggestions for an intergenerational trip. My parents (70s), my husband and I (40s), and our 4 and 7 yo girls. My parents live in the southeast, we live in PNW. Planning for mid-March. Preferably staying in the US (my mom’s preference). Thanks for your insight!
I'm on it!! In the short term I feel like Sedona (AZ) or Zion National Park (Utah) would be a good middle destination, there's lots of family friendly resorts there. Not sure it would be warm though if that's a requirement. But lemme have a think on it for you!
We also love Maine!
My family has been going on vacation to Maine pretty much my whole life. My parents bought a lake house about 6 years ago near Damariscotta, about an hour north of Portland.
Damariscotta is so cute, and they put on a fantastic Forth of July fireworks display!
My favorite time of year to go up there is right after Labor Day. The crowds are smaller, but the lake is still warm enough to swim. And, the nights start to get a bit crisper.
The way life should be!! Cute is exactly the word I'd use to describe Damariscotta. That's near Camden, right? Any restaurant recs up there? (Our family goes more to lake country, but I loooove downeast so much)