Family Vacations Directory - Georgia

Currier and Ives scenes look a bit more chaotic when populated with 21st century families, but the idea is timeless - sharing time together. Christmas holiday escape options include festively decorated cabins and cozy lodges ideal for sharing adventures, making discoveries, and creating memories. [Read More]

From beach time on the sugary sands of Cumberland, Jekyll, Sea, or St. Simon's Island to secret water trails, shaded walkways and historic Fort Fredrica family vacation activities abound. We have made a list of the best stuff for families to share. [Read More]

Each year the National Park Service sets aside a series of days for which the entrance fees are waived. It is a chance to take the kids and get in free. [Read More]

Your first family vacation needs to be special and memorable. The best new baby vacations have two things in common – quality baby time and quality time for each other combined with an easy pace [Read More]

The magic of the holiday season spans more than six weeks and includes Polar Express adventures, popular ballets and plays, and magical Christmas markets in Europe as well as magical holiday lights spanning North America. [Read More]

Atlanta is a great city for traveling with teens, offering a mix of history, exploration and pure fun sure to guarantee everyone has a great time. Shop the Underground, go face to face with a kangaroo and make your own watermark – this is the fun stuff! [Read More]

The family fun-to-do list for Atlanta is extensive. From stargazing and time-travel to talking with Willie B. Junior and laughing with the caterpillars, memories are waiting to be collected. Kids pick up on the positive energy created by experiencing the city. Included are some one-of-a-kind family vacation ideas. [Read More]

Families who enjoy sledding in the snow will be thrilled by snow tubing because it combines the thrill of a great slide with a little extra bounce. It’s pure screen-free family fun. [Read More]

Only at Fernbank Museum can you come face-to-face with the world's largest dinosaurs, explore the development of life on Earth through the landscapes of present-day Georgia, connect with cultures from around the globe, engage in a variety of hands-on exhibitions [Read More]