by Melissa | Jul 3, 2018 | California, CO, Glamping, Hotel Reviews, Jackson Hole, Luxury travel, mountains, Things for Kids, Traveling with Kids
Recently I wrote a post about glamping and it’s rising popularity. It’s definitely a future plan of ours, particularly after our fantastic time in Tanzania. Funnily enough, the Chief Revenue Officer for Under Canvas lives 3 blocks from me! We got together...
by Melissa | Jun 16, 2018 | Glamping, Jackson Hole, Luxury travel, mountains, North America, Traveling with Kids
Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you have probably heard of glamping. Glamping is making serious headway in family travel and where to go glamping with family is actually a serious question. No longer something that only exists on an exotic Kenyan safari,...
by Melissa | Feb 11, 2018 | Tips, Traveling with Kids
Family travel is scary to some, but definitely doable when you put your mind to it! Whenever I hear good tips from fellow bloggers, I keep them in the back of my mind for a helpful post for all. So I bring you below…….family travel tips from practical...
by Melissa | Nov 15, 2017 | Luxury travel, Tips, Travel Advising, Traveling with Kids
There are no shortage of tour and travel companies out there. Some are good, some are bad. Many families don’t even think about booking through a tour company and stick to the basics – Disney, a California beach. Maybe the Grand Canyon. But anyone who...
by Melissa | Oct 23, 2017 | Luxury travel, Tips, Traveling with Kids
This post was sponsored by Morph Pillow. Although this product was sponsored, this doesn’t affect the review and all opinions on this post are mine. I’m constantly on the hunt for pillows, blankets or other travel items to make traveling more...
by Melissa | Oct 3, 2017 | Jackson Hole, North America, Things for Kids, Traveling with Kids
When we went to Jackson Hole for our summer trip, we realized shortly before our trip that a huge, huge thing was happening around that time – the total solar eclipse. Solar eclipses happen all the time, but they are often over oceans and people don’t see...
