Tag: Michigan family travel
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Just Add Wind: A Family’s Guide to Kite Flying
Ready to take flight? A longtime Michigan kite enthusiast shares how to choose the right kite, find good wind, launch successfully and avoid the mistakes that can bring a family kite day crashing back to earth.
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Road Trip Essentials for Babies & Toddlers
Road trips with little kids require extra planning, but not necessarily mountains of gear. These practical baby and toddler essentials help families handle snacks, messes, entertainment, comfort and stops along the way.
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48 Hours in Ann Arbor With Kids
Spend 48 hours in Ann Arbor with kids exploring dinosaurs, fairy doors, the University of Michigan campus, independent bookstores, local restaurants, Nichols Arboretum, and some of the city’s most beloved family stops.
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48 Hours in Holland With Mom
Coffee, flowers, art, a little shopping, and a long walk beside Lake Michigan make Holland an ideal place for a mom-and-me getaway. This slow-moving 48-hour itinerary leaves plenty of room for good meals, downtown wandering, and time together.
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48 Hours in Frankenmuth With Kids
Beyond the chicken dinners and Christmas ornaments, Frankenmuth offers a surprisingly lively family weekend filled with blacksmithing, river cruising, water slides, shopping, and old-fashioned Main Street wandering. Here’s how to spend 48 hours in Michigan’s Little Bavaria with kids of different ages.
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Ann Arbor With Kids: A Family Guide to Michigan’s Classic College Town
From the University of Michigan campus and downtown fairy doors to museums, local restaurants, the Arb, and ice cream, Ann Arbor makes an easy Michigan getaway for families of all ages.