8 Day Oregon Coast & Redwoods National Park Roadtrip from Seattle: Itinerary Overview

One of the most scenic road trips in the world, the Oregon Coast is a must see. This road trip is easily accessible from Portland and Seattle and is easy to do no matter who is in your group. The roads are well-paved, even if a bit windy, and the must-see stops are frequent. This road trip can be customized to fit the interests of your family - from focusing on nature and gorgeous photo spots to wildlife spotting to eating your way down the coast. Just a short extension and across the border into California, the Redwoods National Park and its moody forests are the perfect addition to the moody Oregon Coast. This guide will help you with planning your own trip along the coast.

Oregon, United States, North AmericaAlison MullisJune 3, 2026Oregon, West coast, California, Redwoods, Road Trip, Beach, kids, hiking, SeattleComment

Our Mid-Winter Escape to San Diego with Kids: Ultimate Guide of What to Do

But no matter where you are coming from, San Diego in February is a great idea. It is pupping season for the seals in La Jolla, the main attractions like the San Diego Zoo and Legoland have lower crowds, and the weather is mild. Despite being one of the “wettest months”, we only experienced rain for an hour or two during our entire week long trip. This article goes over our 5 day itinerary, detailed information on great places to visit in San Diego with kids, where to stay and additional spots if you have more time.

United States, Family Travel, Family, North AmericaAlison MullisDecember 12, 2025California, San Diego, Beach, Kids, WinterComment

Making the Most of Disney Theme Parks as an Adult

It might surprise families, but Disney theme parks are actually quite popular for adults without kids. Disney World has repeatedly been ranked as the #1 domestic Honeymoon in the United States. Realizing this growing demographic, Disney has been doing more in the recent years to cater to childless adults. You can enjoy the parks in a lot of the same ways you did as a kid, but there are also many more new experiences now that you have disposable income, no curfew, and an ability to drink. We have been to Disney parks twice in the last year: to Disneyland for a 2nd smaller Honeymoon and to Disney World for my birthday. Here is our guide to making the most of Disney Theme Parks as an adult.