At just over 1200 square miles, Little Rhody may be the smallest state in the USA, but it packs in a bunch of spots for family fun and entertainment.

From the sandy beaches of Cape Cod to the White Mountains, there are many fun things to do in New England. See the fall foliage blanket the mountains from the top of Mount Washington or Acadia National Park’s Mount Desert Island. In the summer, visit New England family vacation spots like Nantucket and Martha’s Vineyard....

Without a doubt, autumn is the best time to visit New England and relish in the splendor that is provided by the fall foliage. Folks from around the country and the world flock to New England to get outside and catch a glimpse of the painted countryside. Hike the forest, visit farm stands and orchards, and...

New Hampshire may be a small New England State, but it really runs the gamut of family-friendly fun. We vacation here every year and never run out of options. In the fall the foliage beckons, in the winter skiing, the spring fabulous hiking and the summer, beaches at the lakes or ocean. All of this...

Smugglers Notch Resort is often rated a number 1 family resort because of its family friendly, organized, and attentive ski programming. However, summer is just as fun at Smuggs. Families with children of all ages will find a wide variety of activities to have fun and keep kids busy with something for everybody. There is...

I have always been a fan of the great outdoors. Hiking to magnificent vistas, discovering natural flora and fauna, finding a refreshing stream or lake, and breathing in the fresh air of every season are all magical experiences we have also taught our children to seek. The best way to position yourself to discover all...

Discover New England fall family destinations. Every state offers kid-friendly places to explore including foliage viewpoints, festivals, and farms.

Boston is an enclave with a history of liberty...families can enjoy learning about its rich past and more; much of it in keeping with the idea of freedom: FREE.

On this visit I was determined to finally see the Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island, and the Lower East Side Tenement museum and learn a bit along the way.