How to Celebrate the Earth this April
April is the month that we honor our amazing Earth and the wondrous U.S. National Parks, plus there’s also Arbor Day (April 29) and National Lawn and Garden Day on…Continue Reading →
The Top National Parks to Visit in the Winter
Certainly you know families who spend their summer vacations hitting one or more of the 63 national parks in the…
10 Top National Parks for Fall Foliage
As the season changes to fall, things really get colorful all across America. That’s especially true for our nation’s national…
Now Serving: One Ideal Summer
Summer 2021 has some big shoes to fill. After all, things appear to be trending more towards normal than the previous summer season and people are ready to get out…Continue Reading →
Busiest National Parks for summer 2021
Summer is always a busy season for National Parks, and 2020 was no different. Okay, it was a little different.…
Why 2021 is the year to cross a national park visit off your bucket list
Do you know the name of the oldest national park in the US? Or where the smallest and largest national…
August is Family Fun Month
August is National Family Fun Month, although according to nationalcalendarday.com, no one really knows why this month was chosen for this recognition. Maybe it’s because a new school year is…Continue Reading →
A Salute to our Wildlife
In 1903, President Theodore Roosevelt designed the first wildlife refuge in the United States, Pelican Island National Wildlife Refuge, in…
America's National Parks
By Lynn & Cele Seldon Visiting America’s national parks is one of our nation’s greatest privileges and pleasures. The awesome…