When you think of San Jose, California the business section of the newspaper comes to mind, but it’s also a hidden gem for a weekend family road trip. It’s a perfect destination for families of all ages, but families...
World’s Largest Ball of Twine – Cawker City, Kansas

If you can’t take a detour from the interstate for the World’s Largest Ball of Twine, you’re not reading the right travel magazine. After researching the crazy and road trip-worthy attractions in Kansas, we added a couple of days...
Trailerama – The world of vintage travel trailers

Our family has a small obsession with vintage trailers and we frequently take ours on our road trips, which is why we were so excited to interview Phil Noyes, author of Trailerama, a coffee table book celebrating all that...
Windshield Safety – How important is your windshield to a safe family road trip?

A broken windshield this week on our mega summer road trip had us thinking about the importance of windshields. Not something that typically keeps us up nights. But, did you know that most auto safety experts rate your windshield...
World’s Most Artsy Public Toilets — Lucas, Kansas

Road trips and public toilets go hand in hand. Lucas, Kansas has taken that to a whole new level with their new World's Most Artsy Public Toilets.
Kansas Road Trip – The world’s largest anything you can imagine and more edition

Turn a rush through Kansas into a tour of the world's largest everything. From The World's Most Artsy Public Toilets to the World's Largest Ball of Twine, Kansas has some of the best road trip stops in the US.
How to Choose a Kid Friendly Hotel

Ever arrive at a hotel and start to unpack the car, and you just know the bellman is groaning? How do you find a hotel that is truly family friendly?
Top 10 Ways to “Picture Yourself in a Park” During National Park Week

National Park Week 2016 is April 16-24 and courtesy of the National Park Service come these suggestions for enjoying the parks this week. With nearly 400 national parks — and FREE admission all week long, there are thousands of...