The Disney resort is practically in my backyard. My family and I love to spend a whole day or just a few hours at the Disney parks. Throughout the years we learned a lot about the parks and attractions that we like to share with you.
Frontierland recreates the era of trailblazers and pioneers in the wild west. Running through this land is “The Rivers of America” where steamboats, sail ships, rafts and canoes float by.
Although Oregon became a US State in 1859, the region has been inhabited for at least 15,000 years. The lush, fertile land west of the Cascade mountains has always been a magnet for natives and pioneers alike.
The native tribes lived in harmony with the land for thousands of years. For a short while, the European explorers and trappers continued this tradition.
Later, the Lewis and Clark Expedition mapped the area paving the way for a flood of settlers that changed the landscape with over logging and sprawling cities.
The Ultimate Oahu Circle Island Guided Nature Tour & Waimea Waterfall, complete with a lunch stop, promises an unparalleled exploration of Oahu's iconic landmarks and hidden gems.
The excitement was palpable from the moment of departure from our Waikiki hotel, setting the stage for a day filled with awe-inspiring sights and enriching experiences.
Our canine friends also need places to frolic and enjoy nature, and Orange County is full of Dog Parks where they can roam free and meet other dogs.
In addition to parks and beaches dedicated to dogs, there are several dog-friendly public beaches.
The Costa Mesa Bark Park is a fenced-in, off-leash dog park located at 890 Arlington Drive in Costa Mesa, California. It is open daily from 7:30 am to 8:45 pm, except Wednesdays when it is closed for regular maintenance.
Visiting The Huntington Library, Art Museum, and Botanical Gardens in April is a transformative experience. It epitomizes the essence of spring with its vibrant colors, refreshing scents, and serene ambiance, which encapsulates the entire estate.
Nestled in San Marino, California, this destination is a haven for plant lovers and art aficionados and a delightful adventure for families seeking an enriching experience amidst nature and culture.
The Huntington was founded by Henry E. Huntington in 1919. A successful businessman and avid collector, Huntington transformed his San Marino ranch into a large estate, housing extensive gardens, a comprehensive research library, and art collections.
Upon his death in 1927, he bequeathed his estate to the public, creating a center for education, research, and culture. Today, The Huntington spans approximately 120 acres and is renowned for its botanical gardens, rare books, manuscripts, and art collections, continuing to attract scholars, artists, and visitors worldwide.