Where We’ve Been: Family Adventures, Hidden Gems & Travel Inspiration
Welcome to our monthly recap here on FunFitnessFamily, a family travel blog dedicated to helping families discover memorable adventures, hidden gems, scenic hikes, and fun things to do throughout Maryland and the East Coast. Above all, my favorite thing about running our family travel blog is documenting these experiences—not just for our readers, but for our family. Years from now, these monthly recaps will help us remember the places we explored, the milestones we celebrated, and the moments that made us laugh along the way. I encourage you to use this to inspire new experiences to enjoy and document with your family!
Family Adventure Recaps 2026
August 2026
Summer needs to SLOW DOWN!
I feel like the last month of summer flew by. August was packed with everything from an Outer Banks family getaway and theme park fun to Maryland waterfront dining, a kid-free birthday day trip, live music, and a few local adventures closer to home.
One of the things I love about living in the Baltimore-Washington, DC area is just how many destinations we can reach for a day trip, weekend getaway, or longer family vacation. This month took us through Maryland, Washington, DC, Virginia, North Carolina, and Pennsylvania — without needing to fly anywhere.
Here’s a look back at our August adventures and a few places you may want to add to your own family travel list.
Family Time in North Carolina’s Outer Banks
We spent part of August with family in the Outer Banks of North Carolina, one of our favorite East Coast destinations for a classic beach getaway.
One of the highlights was experiencing the Outer Banks from the water aboard Vineyard Voyage. We headed out in search of the perfect sunset, and it turned into one of those memorable vacation experiences that was about much more than simply getting from point A to point B.
If you’re planning an Outer Banks vacation, consider adding an evening on the water to your itinerary. The beaches may get most of the attention, but seeing the coastline at sunset offers an entirely different perspective.
RELATED: Beginner’s Guide to Duck North Carolina – OBX
A Summer Day at Busch Gardens Williamsburg
We also made it back to Busch Gardens Williamsburg in Virginia.
While Busch Gardens is known for its roller coasters, rides, shows, and beautifully themed European villages, sometimes the unexpected moments are the ones you remember most. This time, that included watching a very talented border collie happily fetching bubbles!
Busch Gardens Williamsburg is one of our favorite theme parks within driving distance of Maryland, and it’s an easy addition to a Williamsburg family getaway.
RELATED: Busch Gardens Ticket Deals
Back to the ’80s in Columbia, Maryland
We didn’t have to travel far for our next adventure!
The Columbia Village Centers regularly host free community events and entertainment, and this month we went “Back to the ’80s” with live music from The Rescue Party.
Free concerts are one of our favorite ways to take advantage of summer evenings in Howard County. Bring a chair or blanket, grab dinner nearby, and you’ve got an inexpensive night out close to home.
RELATED: Columbia Village Centers Summer Sounds Series
Discovering Hillwood Estate, Museum & Gardens in Washington, DC
One of my biggest surprises of August was Hillwood Estate, Museum & Gardens in Washington, DC.
If you’ve never been, put this one on your DC list!
The former home of Marjorie Merriweather Post combines an incredible mansion, museum collections, and beautiful gardens with the fascinating story of one of America’s most successful businesswomen.
Post inherited the Postum Cereal Company, which later became General Foods, and built an extraordinary collection of decorative arts. Exploring her former home gives you a glimpse into both her life and the era in which she lived.
Hillwood feels completely different from many of Washington’s better-known museums and monuments, making it a great option if you’ve already visited the major DC attractions or simply want to discover something new.
This was easily one of my favorite finds of the month.
Oktoberfest Fun in Downtown Silver Spring
Apparently August isn’t too early to start thinking about Oktoberfest!
We stopped by Silver Branch Lagerhaus & Biergarten in Downtown Silver Spring, Maryland, for some food, drinks, and Oktoberfest fun.
Experiences like this are a good reminder that an “adventure” doesn’t always require a road trip or an entire weekend. Sometimes discovering a new restaurant, brewery, festival, or neighborhood close to home is enough.
Our Next Mystery Road Trip: Guess Where Trips
We also received another mystery road trip from Guess Where Trips, and this time we’ll be heading out on their Whimsical Wonders adventure.
If you’ve never tried a mystery road trip, the concept is a lot of fun. Instead of planning every stop yourself, your itinerary guides you through a series of surprise destinations and experiences along the way.
We’ve enjoyed turning these into easy day-trip adventures when we want to explore somewhere new without spending hours researching and building an itinerary.
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Stay tuned to see where Whimsical Wonders takes us!
A Kid-Free Birthday Day Trip to York, Pennsylvania
For my birthday, we headed north for a kid-free day trip to York, Pennsylvania.
York is close enough to Maryland for an easy day trip but has enough to do that you could easily turn it into an overnight getaway.
We packed quite a bit into our birthday adventure, including some of my favorite things: hiking, antiques, local markets, food, and exploring somewhere new.
Waterfront Dining at Lee’s Landing in Havre de Grace
The birthday celebrations weren’t over yet!
Next up was Lee’s Landing Dock Bar in Havre de Grace, Maryland, where we celebrated with food and drinks, live music, and sunset views over the water.
Havre de Grace sits where the Susquehanna River meets the Chesapeake Bay and makes a fun Maryland day-trip destination in its own right. Pair waterfront dining with a walk around town and you’ve got an easy summer outing.
There’s just something about ending a summer day with live music and a waterfront sunset that is hard to beat.
Family Birthday Fun at Great Wolf Lodge Maryland
We wrapped up the birthday weekend by meeting our New Jersey cousin crew at Great Wolf Lodge Baltimore/Perryville.
Located in Perryville, Maryland, this Great Wolf Lodge makes an especially convenient getaway for families traveling from Maryland, Pennsylvania, Delaware, New Jersey, and the greater Washington, DC area.
The indoor water park also means this isn’t just a summer destination. It’s an easy option for a family getaway when the weather isn’t cooperating — or when everyone simply wants a weekend filled with waterslides and pool time.
Our August Family Travel Highlights
August was a good example of why I don’t think family travel has to mean constantly booking elaborate vacations.
This month included a traditional beach trip, a theme park, a DC hidden gem, local live music, restaurants, a brewery, a couples’ day trip, a family resort getaway, and even the anticipation of our next mystery road trip.
Some adventures took us several hours from home. Others were practically in our backyard.
And that’s really what FunFitnessFamily is about: finding fun ways to get out, explore, stay active, and make memories together — whether that’s across the country or right here in the Mid-Atlantic.
Where We Went in August
- Outer Banks, North Carolina — Family beach getaway + Vineyard Voyage
- Williamsburg, Virginia — Busch Gardens Williamsburg
- Columbia, Maryland — Columbia Village Centers + The Rescue Party
- Washington, DC — Hillwood Estate, Museum & Gardens
- Silver Spring, Maryland — Silver Branch Lagerhaus & Biergarten
- York, Pennsylvania — Kid-free birthday day trip
- Havre de Grace, Maryland — Lee’s Landing waterfront dining
- Perryville, Maryland — Great Wolf Lodge Baltimore/Perryville
- Coming up: Guess Where Trips’ Whimsical Wonders mystery road trip
July 2026
July was definitely our biggest travel month of the summer! We started close to home with vintage finds, live music, Washington, D.C. sightseeing, a state fair, and a visit to the Maryland Zoo. We also made our first trip to Virginia Beach for a family wedding. Then came the BIG adventure we’d been planning forever: we left the mainland behind and spent nearly two weeks island hopping across Oahu, the Big Island, and Maui!
Here’s a look back at some of our favorite family adventures from July 2026.
Vintage Treasure Hunting at Ryan’s Relics in Baltimore
We kicked off the month with some treasure hunting at Ryan’s Relics in Baltimore. If you love vintage finds, nostalgia, collectibles, oddities, and just plain cool stuff, this is a fun place to browse because you never really know what you’re going to find. We had a great time exploring the different rooms and seeing which items brought back memories. It’s an especially fun Baltimore-area stop for anyone who enjoys thrifting, antiquing, or hunting for unique pieces you won’t find at a typical store.
A Rocking Anniversary at LoonASea in Essex
We traded family adventures for a date night to celebrate our anniversary with live music at LoonASea in Essex, Maryland. We rocked out with Lithium & Candy and enjoyed a fun night along the waterfront. Sometimes one of the best summer adventures is simply finding live music, grabbing a drink, and enjoying a night out close to home!
Going Under the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, D.C.
We’ve visited the Lincoln Memorial before, but July gave us an entirely new reason to go back: exploring the Lincoln Memorial Undercroft Museum underneath the monument!
This fascinating addition gives visitors a look beneath one of Washington, D.C.’s most famous landmarks. We learned more about the memorial’s history and construction, saw historical artifacts and exhibits, watched a short film, posed in a replica of Lincoln’s chair, and even got a look at portions of the massive foundation supporting the memorial above us.
Admission is free, but timed-entry reservations are required through Recreation.gov. This is a great example of why we love revisiting familiar Washington, D.C. attractions—there always seems to be something new to discover.
Celebrating America at the Great American State Fair
We also checked out the Great American State Fair, where we spent the day enjoying the rides, entertainment, food, and classic fair atmosphere. Summer just doesn’t feel complete without at least one fair, and this gave us another fun family outing without traveling far from home.
Penguin Watching at the Maryland Zoo
We headed back to one of our favorite Baltimore family attractions, the Maryland Zoo, for a day of animal encounters—including plenty of time watching the penguins! The zoo’s African penguin colony is always a favorite stop for us, and a zoo day continues to be an easy way to mix outdoor time, walking, wildlife, and family fun right in Baltimore.
Our First Trip to Virginia Beach
A family wedding gave us an excuse to finally make our first trip to Virginia Beach! While the wedding was the reason for our visit, we always love having an opportunity to experience a new destination—even when we don’t have enough time to explore everything. Virginia Beach definitely left us wanting to come back for a longer visit and see more of the boardwalk, beaches, restaurants, and surrounding area.
Our Biggest July Adventure: Island Hopping Across Hawaii
Now, I know what you’re thinking: Wait…that’s ALL you crazy travel people did this month? 😂
Not exactly!
After years of talking about it and what felt like FOREVER planning it, we finally tackled one of the more challenging destinations on our family’s goal of visiting all 50 states: Hawaii! Coming from the East Coast, this wasn’t exactly one of our usual weekend road trips, so we made the most of the journey and packed a LOT into roughly 12 days exploring Oahu, the Big Island, and Maui.
Oahu: History, Culture & Iconic Hawaii Experiences
We started our Hawaii adventure on Oahu, where we combined some of the island’s most famous attractions with history and Polynesian culture. We hiked Diamond Head for sweeping views over Waikiki, visited Pearl Harbor, explored famous movie locations at Kualoa Ranch, and cruised beautiful Kāneʻohe Bay on the Kualoa Ranch Ocean Voyage.
We also attended the Aloha Kai Luau and spent time at the Polynesian Cultural Center, where one of our favorite experiences was the incredible HĀ: Breath of Life evening show. We used a Go City Oahu All-Inclusive Pass for several of these attractions, which helped us save hundreds of dollars by grouping our sightseeing into several very busy days.
Big Island: Volcanoes, Turtles & Stars
The Big Island of Hawaii gave us some of the most unforgettable natural experiences of the entire trip. The biggest was pure luck: we got to see Kīlauea erupt at Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park! Watching an active volcano erupt was easily one of those family travel moments we’ll remember forever.
We also saw Hawaiian green sea turtles resting on the black sand at Punaluʻu Black Sand Beach, sampled local treats at Paradise Meadows Orchard & Bee Farm, stood at Ka Lae/South Point—the southernmost point in the United States, watched a gorgeous sunset at Pebble Beach, and headed up Mauna Kea for an unforgettable night of stargazing.
Maui: Waterfalls, Beaches & the Road to Hana
Then came Maui, where it felt like every turn revealed another postcard-worthy landscape. We drove the legendary Road to Hana, using a GPS audio tour to help us discover waterfalls, scenic overlooks, beaches, and other stops along the way.
We explored both dramatically different sides of Haleakalā National Park, from its otherworldly 10,023-foot summit to the lush Kīpahulu District. We saw the beautiful Pools of ʻOheʻo, commonly called the Seven Sacred Pools, and hiked the Pīpīwai Trail through an incredible bamboo forest toward towering Waimoku Falls.
We also snorkeled from shore at Kapalua Bay Beach, watched the sunset cliff-diving ceremony at Puʻu Kekaʻa (Black Rock), and somehow found room for a six-scoop sampler at Island Cream Co. Because research. 😉
Our Best of Hawaii
Trying to choose our favorite experiences from three Hawaiian islands was NOT easy, but we did it! We’ve put together a complete Best of Hawaii travel guide featuring the places our family personally visited and loved, with our picks for the best hike, waterfall, national park, snorkeling spot, turtle beach, historical experience, cultural experience, tour, cruise, luau, stargazing, sunset, food, dessert, souvenir shopping, and more.
We’ve also included the practical things we learned along the way—what requires reservations, which experiences we thought were worth the money, how we used the Go City Oahu Pass, how families with eligible fourth graders can get a free federal recreation pass, and other ways we saved money during an otherwise pretty expensive vacation.
Planning your own Hawaii adventure? Read our Best of Hawaii: Our Favorite Things to Do on Oahu, Maui & the Big Island for all of our favorites and firsthand planning tips.
Looking Back on July
July took us from vintage shops and concerts around Baltimore to Washington, D.C., Virginia Beach, and finally thousands of miles across the Pacific. We hiked volcanoes, stood beneath waterfalls, snorkeled tropical bays, learned about Hawaiian and Polynesian culture, saw sea turtles on a black-sand beach, stared up at an incredible night sky, and somehow still squeezed in a Maryland zoo day and an anniversary date night before we left!
Months like this are exactly why we started documenting our family adventures in the first place. Some of our favorite memories come from big bucket-list trips like Hawaii, while others happen during an afternoon exploring somewhere close to home. Hopefully, sharing both gives you a few ideas for your own next adventure.
June 2026
Summer officially arrived, and somehow we packed even more adventures into June than we thought possible! From mountaintop hikes and graduation celebrations to live performances, glamping getaways, star gazing, and one very satisfying opportunity to smash a car for charity, this month was filled with unforgettable experiences across Maryland, Pennsylvania, Virginia, West Virginia, and Washington, D.C.
Here’s a look back at everything we explored during June.
Hiking to Big Schloss
We kicked off the month with one of the most rewarding hikes we’ve done this year—a trek to Big Schloss in George Washington National Forest. Known for its incredible rock formations and panoramic views overlooking Virginia and West Virginia, this scenic hike is well worth the effort for adventurous families.
Smashing a Car for Charity at Savage Fest
One of the most unique experiences of the month happened at Savage Fest in Howard County, where we took turns smashing a car to raise money for the Howard County Department of Fire and Rescue Services. It was a fun way to support a great cause while enjoying one of our favorite local community festivals.
Featured Family at Benner Meadow Run Campground
We were honored to be featured as Benner Meadow Run Campground’s Featured Family following our recent glamping adventure in Pennsylvania’s Laurel Highlands. This continues to be one of our favorite family camping destinations thanks to its peaceful setting, convenient location near Ohiopyle, and family-friendly atmosphere.
Shakespeare in Washington, D.C.
We spent an evening at Shakespeare Theatre Company watching Othello starring Wendell Pierce. It was an incredible production, and we’re already looking forward to upcoming performances including Twelfth Night and Macbeth. If you’ve never visited this theater, it’s an excellent option for a unique date night or cultural outing in Washington, D.C.
Summer Sounds at Hickory Ridge Village Center
Summer concert season officially began as we attended the first Summer Sounds Series performance at Hickory Ridge Village Center in Columbia. These free community concerts are one of our favorite ways to spend a summer evening.
NASCAR Weekend at Pocono Raceway
The kids put their skills to the test during NASCAR Weekend at Pocono Raceway, trying their hand at the rodeo activities while enjoying everything the race weekend had to offer. Even if you’re not a huge racing fan, there’s plenty of family entertainment throughout the event.
Columbia Festival of the Arts
While the kids were busy at Pocono Raceway, I headed to Columbia Festival of the Arts, one of Howard County’s signature summer events. From local artists and live music to food vendors and interactive performances, it’s always one of my favorite festivals of the year.
One of the biggest highlights was watching Eventi Verticali perform their breathtaking vertical dance production, SPHERE. Watching dancers suspended high above the audience was unlike anything I’ve ever seen and easily became one of the most memorable performances of the month.
Celebrating Middle School Graduation
June also brought one of our biggest family milestones as we celebrated our daughter’s middle school graduation. It’s hard to believe how quickly the years have gone by, and we’re excited for everything that comes with starting high school this fall.
Treats and Tunes at Clarksville Commons
We enjoyed another relaxing summer evening at Clarksville Commons, where live music, local treats, and beautiful weather made for the perfect family outing.
Our First Public Star Party
One of our favorite new discoveries this month was attending our first Howard County Recreation & Parks Public Star Party. Thanks to the volunteers from the Howard Astronomical League, we had the opportunity to observe planets, stars, and deep-sky objects through powerful telescopes while learning more about the night sky.
A Sasquatch-Themed Cabin Getaway
Our family (and our dog!) escaped to Midnight Cabin in West Virginia for a fun, Sasquatch-themed getaway. Between the unique décor, peaceful setting, and dog-friendly accommodations, it was the perfect place to unwind while exploring nearby attractions.
Discovering Virginia Farm Market
Road trips always seem to lead us to hidden gems, and this month we discovered Virginia Farm Market. With fresh produce, local products, and a welcoming atmosphere—including being dog-friendly—it quickly became one of our favorite roadside stops.
Dog-Friendly Drinks with a View
After exploring the area, we stopped at Harpers Ferry Brewing, where we enjoyed beautiful mountain views, great beer, and a dog-friendly outdoor space overlooking the Potomac River. It’s easy to see why this brewery is such a popular destination.
My New Favorite Fitness Toy
I finally unboxed my new Crossrope weighted jump rope system, and I can already tell it’s going to become a regular part of my workouts. Stay tuned for a full review, workout ideas, and calorie-burning tips coming soon to the blog.
Exploring Sail250 Maryland
One of the biggest events of the month was Sail250 Maryland, where we climbed aboard visiting tall ships and explored Baltimore’s historic waterfront during this incredible celebration. Between the ships, flyovers, exhibits, and waterfront atmosphere, it was an unforgettable experience.
Celebrating Wawa HoagieFest
No June would be complete without celebrating the return of Wawa HoagieFest. It’s one of our favorite summer traditions—and an easy excuse to grab lunch before heading out on another adventure.
Live Music at Lurman Woodland Theatre
We wrapped up the month by enjoying an outdoor performance by Carey Ziegler’s Expensive Hobby at Lurman Woodland Theatre in Baltimore County. Great music, beautiful weather, and one of our favorite outdoor concert venues made for the perfect ending to another adventure-filled month.
Looking Back on June
June was packed with family milestones, mountain hikes, festivals, concerts, road trips, theater, camping, and plenty of new discoveries along the way. As always, we’re grateful for every opportunity to explore together and can’t wait to see what adventures July has in store.
Have you visited any of these places? We’d love to hear which adventure you’d add to your summer bucket list!
May 2026 Recap
Sometimes I look back through my camera roll and can’t believe how much we packed into a single month!
From beach weekends and waterfalls to birthday celebrations, family milestones, and new attractions, May was filled with adventure, memories, and more than a few muddy hiking boots.
Here’s a look back at everything we did in May 2026.
Beach Weekend at Sun Outdoors Frontiertown
We kicked off the month with a fun-filled car show and beach getaway at Sun Outdoors Frontiertown near Ocean City, Maryland. Between campground activities, waterfront views, and easy access to Ocean City, it made for a perfect family escape.
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Ocean City Boardwalk Fun at Trimper Rides
No trip to Ocean City is complete without a stop at Trimper Rides. The historic amusement park continues to be one of our family’s favorite boardwalk traditions.
Bonus tip: Mega Passes are included with a GetOut Membership, making this a great way to save on summer fun.
Chesapeake Bay Views at Terrapin Nature Park
We spent an afternoon exploring Terrapin Nature Park on Kent Island, where scenic trails lead to beautiful views of the Chesapeake Bay Bridge. It’s an easy family-friendly walk and one of our favorite spots for photography.
Cinco de Mayo Celebration at La Palapa Too
Tacos, music, and great company made for a fun Cinco de Mayo celebration at La Palapa Too. It’s always exciting to discover local restaurants that feel like hidden gems, especially during this festive holiday!
Baltimore Wine Village with Friends
We enjoyed an evening of sipping and sampling at Baltimore Wine Village with friend Dana Stargazer Truitt. The atmosphere, live entertainment, and variety of vendors made it a memorable night out.
A Close Encounter with a Snake
Certainly one of the most unexpected highlights of the month was meeting a snake through Jenn’s Uncommon Critters. This reptile rescue helps educate the public while providing homes for rescued reptiles and other exotic animals.
Hiking Cascade Falls at Patapsco Valley State Park
We tackled the Cascade Falls Trail to Lewis and Clark Loop at Patapsco Valley State Park. The waterfall was flowing beautifully and the trail offered just enough challenge to make it feel like an adventure.
Sunset Views at Shipyard
While visiting New Jersey, we discovered Shipyard in Pennsville. This dog-friendly brewery offers live music, waterfront seating, and some of the best sunset views we’ve seen along the Delaware River.
Retro Gaming at Yestercades
Nothing sparks nostalgia quite like an arcade. We spent an afternoon playing classic games at Yestercades in Westfield, New Jersey. With four locations throughout the state, it’s a great rainy-day activity for families.
Celebrating Our Son’s Birthday
One of the most important events of the month wasn’t a destination at all—it was celebrating our son’s birthday with family at Freppe’s Tex Mex, a family-owned BYOB restaurant in Plainfield, New Jersey.
Becoming a Driver’s Ed Mom
Now that my son passed his learners permit test, I am learning how to become a driver’s ed mom! This is undeniably a major parenting milestone!
If you know, you know.
Exciting? Absolutely.
Terrifying? Also absolutely.
The Final Middle School Orchestra Concert
Additionally, May brought another bittersweet milestone as we attended our son’s final middle school orchestra concert. It’s hard to believe how quickly these years have gone by.
Memorial Day Glamping Near Ohiopyle
We wrapped up Memorial Day weekend with a glamping adventure near Ohiopyle, Pennsylvania. In spite of the crazy bouts of rain throught the weekend, we were able to work in a visit to beautiful Cucumber Falls and a whole day exploring the great outdoors!
Touring Kentucky Knob
Architecture lovers won’t want to miss Kentucky Knob, one of Frank Lloyd Wright’s undeniably remarkable homes tucked into the Laurel Highlands. It was fascinating to compare its design philosophy with some of Wright’s other famous works.
Mud, Sweat, and Ravens Rock
Not every hike goes according to plan.
Thus, a muddy trek to Ravens Rock at Coopers Rock State Forest turned into one of our messiest adventures of the month—but the views at the top were worth every muddy step.
Finding an Almost Heaven Swing
West Virginia’s famous Almost Heaven Swings continue to grow in popularity, and we were excited to add another one to our list. If you’re participating in the challenge, search for “SWINGO WV” to learn more.
Bargain Hunting at the She-Sale
One person’s clutter is indeed another person’s treasure.
This month’s She-Sale delivered some incredible bargains and a few unexpected finds.
Music in the Parks at Hersheypark
As orchestra trip chaperones, we joined our school’s Music in the Parks competition at Hersheypark. We’re incredibly proud that the orchestra brought home a first-place finish. Even more, we were elated that the band and chorus also swept first-place at the awrads ceremony!
Stranger Things Comes to Life at Sandbox VR
Lastly, we finished the month by stepping into the Upside Down at Sandbox VR‘s Stranger Things Catalyst experience at the new location in Baltimore’s Harbor East neighborhood.
As fans of the series, being dropped right into the middle of the action was jaw-droppingly immersive. One minute you’re gearing up, the next you’re battling Demogorgons and trying to save the day. If you’re a fan of the series, this one belongs on your bucket list.
With 11 different VR adventures to choose from, there’s something for everyone! Popular options include Stranger Things: Catalyst, Squid Game Virtuals for older teens and adults, and Age of Dinosaurs for younger families. If you are not in the Baltimore area, Sandbox VR has over 50 U.S. locations plus international locations around the world! Note: Kids must be at least 48″ tall to play at Sandboyx VR.
Book your experience now and use SpotHero to save on city parking! With a convenient app, this is always our go-to hack for stress-free parking when we visit Baltimore, Washington D.C. and other cities!
Looking Back on May
When I put everything together, I’m reminded that adventures don’t always have to be big vacations. Sometimes they’re local hikes, family celebrations, community events, or simply trying something new together.
In summary, May gave us a little bit of everything: travel, milestones, outdoor adventures, celebrations, and quality family time.
I’d love to hear from you—what was your favorite adventure or memory from May?
And if you’d like more family travel ideas, hikes, attractions, and hidden gems throughout Maryland, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Virginia, and beyond, be sure to follow along here at Fun Fitness Family.
