Yurt Camping in Arkansas
A hold-over from nomadic tribes in Asia, yurts have gained in popularity for travel enthusiast for their unique designs. While these yurts listed are not temporary in location or covered in animal skins,… Continue reading
Category Archive: destinations
A Saturday Lunch Date on the Fort Worth Traffic Circle
Our kids are old enough now that we can get away, just the two of us, for a Saturday Morning and Lunch Date, which is exactly what we did today! I’m working on… Continue reading
Rent A Boat for a Fun Day out on Joe Pool Lake, Grand Prairie
Lake Days are the Best Days! Nothing says Fun in the Sun like a day out on the boat, but you don’t need to own a boat, not when Lynn Creek Marina on… Continue reading
Keep What You Find at the FREE Mineral Wells Fossil Park
Our Quarantine Life has mainly consisted of spending as much time outside as possible, as alone as possible. We’ve walked, hiked, and played as many outside games as a family of five can… Continue reading
10 Tips for the Best Backyard Campout
Just because we have to stay home, doesn’t mean we can have some fun! Grab some blankets, pillows and head to your backyard for a fun evening under the stars! Backyard Campouts are… Continue reading
Storm Pick Your Own Strawberry Farms, Dalworthington Gardens
Picking strawberries is not only just a ton of fun, but it’s also a great way to get the kids having fun outside, and learning where food comes from and how to take… Continue reading
Where To Play, Eat and Stay in Fredericksburg
The Hill Country brings visitors from around the country to experience the beauty and culture of Texas, and one of the top destinations is the Germanic town of Fredericksburg, known for it’s wine… Continue reading
Tips and Tricks for Having A Great Time at the Coyote Drive In Theater in Fort Worth
The Drive In really is our favorite way to watch a movie! I love being outdoors, the excitement of playing with the kids before the movie, and the laid back atmosphere during the… Continue reading
10 of the Best Things to do along the Trinity Railway Express Line
Trinity Railway Express runs from Fort Worth T&P Station to Dallas Union Station, and it’s a fun and convenient way to see the city. When my kids were young, especially my youngest who… Continue reading
They Really Do Dye The River Green in San Antonio on St. Patrick’s Day, and you need to see it!
**** Cancelled **** St. Patrick’s Day has been celebrated on the River Walk since 1968 as a joint project of the San Antonio River Walk Association and the Harp & Shamrock Society of… Continue reading
All You Need To Know About the 2020 Dallas St. Patrick’s Day Parade and Festival
*** Cancelled *** Whether you are Irish all year long, or just one day a year, no one will care at the Dallas St. Patrick’s Day Parade and Festival on Greenville, which will… Continue reading
Houston’s 61st Annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade
**** Cancelled for 2020 **** Considered one of the largest St. Patrick’s Day parades in the country, the 61st Houston St. Patrick’s Day Parade will have a new route on March 14th at… Continue reading
The 74th Annual Shamrock St. Patrick’s Day Celebration on Historic Route 66
It shouldn’t surprise you that the tiny town of Shamrock in the Texas Panhandle goes all out for St. Patrick’s Day! In fact, the Shamrock celebration is the Official St. Patrick’s Day Celebration… Continue reading
Enjoy a Celtic Celebration at this Austin Farm for St. Patrick’s Day
*** Cancelled *** On Sunday, March 15th, you’ll be seeing green everywhere you look at Jourdan-Bachman Pioneer Farms in Austin as this historic farm nods to the Celtic roots in Texas, with fun… Continue reading
Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day in Dublin, The Irish Capital of Texas
There’s a lot going on this spring in the little town of Dublin, about a 2 hour drive southwest from DFW or northwest from Waco! The town celebrates it’s designation as the Irish… Continue reading