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USA: Fun on the Greens - Golf Resorts and Destinations with Great Family Golf Benefits.
For us it is always time to golf with kids – the value of fresh air, exercise, and one-on-one time cannot be beat. The National Golf Course Owners Association (NGCOA) has declared July family golf month meaning there are plenty of extra benefits for parents or grandparent who wish to golf with a child. Anyone who has had the opportunity to tee off or putt out with a child knows that sharing the game of golf can be fun and rewarding.
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Nevada: Incline Village, Lake Tahoe – Sand, Sun, and Shakespeare under the Stars.
Families heading to Lake Tahoe for a little summer sun needn’t head inside when the day grows long, but instead can linger on the warm sand beaches of Sand Harbor State Park for the 36th season of the Lake Tahoe Shakespeare. Staging two Shakespeare plays and a contemporary musical encircled by the immense beauty of Lake Tahoe, the Festival offers a not-to-be-missed theatrical event.
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USA: Western Edge, Best Beach Spots for a Family Vacation.
Just as no two families are alike, no two beaches match the perfect beach formula. Except for sand, sun and water with an occasional fish or seabird which are fairly standard the options for fun remain varied. At the best beaches along the western edge of the USA you will find Pacific sunsets, miles of sand, rocks and surf, sandcastles, sea winds, kites, beach volleyball, music, occasional boardwalk loaded with amusements and Tillamook Cheese.
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California: Montecito-Sequoia Lodge, Create Family Memories.
This is the place where everyone in the family is on a holiday. They have an enthusiastic, talented friendly staff who enjoy making certain that family gatherings are pleasant. They wrote the book on carefree family vacations. Located at 7,500 feet in the Sequoia National Forest, about approximately one hour from Fresno, it is almost heaven for moms.
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California: San Francisco, Pier 39 Go See It Now.
On the waterfront and fun for all ages, what could be better? Celebrating more than 25 years as the premier festival marketplace on the Bay, it includes specialty shopping, waterfront dining, activities and entertainment. The PIER is one of the first places to take the kids when in San Francisco. In addition to people watching the view of the Bay is incredible and the pier space family friendly and the people watching simply the best.
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California: Humboldt County, Family Vacations and the Redwood Parks.
After receiving our initial briefings and donning our safety gear we launched our lightweight craft near the new Yurok "Brush Dance" site along the south bank of the river. Once in the calm estuary backwaters we did our best to establish a group rendezvous - water ballet it wasn't. But somehow we managed to link up long enough to receive our introduction to the river's natural character.
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Northern California: Spring Break Ideas for Families – Snow, Sun, and Fun.
Even more dramatic than it appears on TV, Northern California is invigorating in the spring. Glorious snow drifts remain ready for one more slide or ride. Rugged picturesque coves with tide pools protected by statue like rock outcroppings vie for attention against giant redwoods, cascading flowers, condors gliding thermals and totally awesome San Francisco. Gaze in awe at the redwoods; ride a cable car; look up at the Golden Gate. Meet at the Pier39; take an Elkhorn Slough safari south of San Francisco or laugh with the fish Monterey Bay Aquarium.
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California: Redding, Silverthorn at Shasta Lake - Get Away and Get Together.
Looking for a spot to share with friends and family? Need space to be together and just as much space to be apart. Silverthorn on Lake Shasta is ideal for a family reunion rendezvous. This beautiful three-story vacation home has 18 rooms, a gorgeous pool, Jacuzzi and waterfall. Awesome deck views and a short walk to the lake seal the deal for families with scattered ages and multiple generations.
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