Family getaways are a great choice if you want to bring people together and make sure that you all feel more connected. They can also be fantastic fun and a great way to make memories for life. With that in mind, here are 4 great possibilities for your next active and adventurous, outdoorsy family getaway for the upcoming summer.
By Team Savant
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Boating
First, you might want to consider going on a boating trip. If you have some cash to spare, then you could even think about buying a boat for you and your family. That means that you could take boating trips at lakes or even down on the ocean. It all depends on what type of activity you’re searching for. Boats aren’t as expensive as most people think but you will need to make sure that you purchase the rest of the equipment that you’ll need as well. For instance, you might want to think about investing in single axle trailer kits so that you can tow your boat.
Camping
If you are a particularly outdoorsy family then you might want to head out on a camping trip. These can be a super fun way to experience the outdoors and everything it has to offer. You can go wild swimming, teach the kids about what to forage, and which fruits are okay to eat. Don’t worry if you are not quite ready for sleeping under the stars, you can head to specialised camping sites. These have everything you need to make your trip wonderful and homely. However, if you did want to sleep under the stars then pitch a tent and enjoy the night time air.
Theme Parks
You might also want to think about booking a theme park trip for you and the kids. There are lots of different theme parks that could be perfect for your family including Disney World. The theme park giant has just announced a return to the old days of the dining plan which is great news for anyone eager for a stress free holiday. The best part about Disney is that almost every ride in the park is designed to be suitable for every age down to four years old and up to seventy.
City Trip
Lastly, if you are wanting to try something other than a beach vacation then how about you get out there and see some cities. City breaks are quite often pushed to the side as they don’t have anywhere to relax or chill out while you are away. However, if you are interested in learning about culture and history then cities are the place to do this. For instance, London can teach you about secret tunnels and previous kings and queens. A visit to the Tower of London is a must for all families, the kids will love it. Make sure you work out which cities you want to tick off your list a potentially start with those closest to you if you are trying to fit it into a budget.
We hope this gives you some great ideas for your next family trip. We’re sure whatever you choose you’ll have a fantastic time and perhaps even discover a brand new type of adventure with the people who mean the most to you.