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We couldn’t take being cooped up any longer and decided to load up in our Class C motorhome and take a roadschooling trip through North Cascades National Park, which – compared to all the other national parks we have been to so far as a …
Roadschooling Bryce Canyon National Park was full of geologic wonder. This hoodoo-saturated outdoor classroom was a wonderful place for kids to explore and learn some rock science.
For us, roadschooling Zion National Park was: WOW! But also VERY WET!!! Unfortunately, we were ill-equipped for the soggy conditions (being the end of May, we assumed it would be warm and sunny and didn’t pack the appropriate gear). Our kids were definitely troopers but …
There was just so much to roadschooling Yellowstone National Park!!! But until I can get a full post together, here are some photos of our time at the the first ever national park! Note that this place is HUGE and even though we spent several …
Roadschooling Arches National Park in only 1 day? The best way to get a lot in with a limited amount of time is with a driving tour. However, if you get there early enough, you can also manage a couple family-friendly hikes!
Roadschooling through Mesa Verde National Park was an amazing experience. In fact, our family agreed that this was – hands down – our favorite roadschool adventure at a national park.
Roadschooling Grand Canyon? There is no wonder this is one of the most iconic of all national parks … and U.S. landmarks! Read on for some of the family-friendly spots enjoyed during our visit.
As part of our big National Parks Road Trip, we included a quick roadschooling trip to Joshua Tree National Park. Our crew had limited time to enjoy its offerings, so in this article, I share how we enjoyed Joshua Tree in less than 24 hours.
Why take a roadschooling trip to Crater Lake National Park with kids? How about because you’ll get to see a sleeping volcano that houses the deepest lake in the United States!
