Don't be fooled by the flashing lights! Las Vegas isn't just for grownups anymore. This dazzling desert oasis is packed with hidden gems and adventures waiting to be discovered by families of all ages!

Calling all wanderlusting families and curious explorers! San Francisco has snagged a permanent place in my heart (and probably yours soon too!), captivating my family for over 20 years with its charm, vibrancy, and endless discoveries. From foggy mornings on the Golden Gate Bridge to sourdough feasts bursting with history, we've unearthed hidden gems and iconic must-sees alike. 👀 Ask me anything – navigating cable cars like a pro, finding the best picnic spot in Golden Gate Park, or uncovering secret alleys with the most vibrant murals – and let me be your personal guide to unlocking the magic of San Francisco for your unforgettable family adventure! Buckle up, it's going to be a rollercoaster of fun, food, and unforgettable memories. Also follow me on social media @goldenstatefamilyadventures

Los Angeles's rainy season may be short lived, but even if we're thrust into blazing heat again next week, either way having fun, free, indoor options for the kiddos is a must. You probably already know some local storytimes at LA libraries. Maybe you've checked out a few of my drive-worthy special libraries or any number of the awesome free perks your library card offers. But do you know the libraries where you can get a great book and engage your little one in some good old-fashioned indoor fun? You're in luck; here are my picks for LA's 10 best libraries with play spaces where you can do just that. Also follow me on social media @goldenstatefamilyadventures

Finding the best things to do in any city seems easy enough - just a simple Google search and off you go. But when you take a minute to define what really is "the best," it's a lot harder than you think. So many destinations in this city have an eclectic and rich history that has chrinicled and shaped L.A.'s landscape. Check out these places to take you family that continue to shape L.A.'s character today. Also follow me on social media @goldenstatefamilyadventures

If you’re looking for what to do in Death Valley National Park with kids (or without!), you’re in the right place. This guide will help you decide what to see in Death Valley and what to do in Death Valley with kids. ⭐️ This park is home to the lowest point in the United States and holds the World Record for the hottest place on Earth.🥵 ⭐️ Here you will find majestic sand dunes with Mountain backdrops, salt flats that make it seem like a snowy paradise, rocks that move by themselves (or do they?), the most well-preserved charcoal kilns in North America, giant volcanic craters, and Mars-like terrain everywhere you look. ⭐️ The Park was designated a National Park in October 1994, but the fight to protect this land started long before that. Death Valley National Park is visited by approximately 1 million people annually and is the largest National Park in the lower 48 with over 3 million acres of and. 🤓 Whether you are traveling with kids or without, you’ll fall in love with this unique National Park. Every visitor to Death Valley National Park should make a stop at the Furnace Creek Canyon Visitor center to get a park map, get a weather update, info about the park’s road conditions and possible closures. Park Rangers are also a wonderful resource for finding out the parks more off the beaten path spots. ☀️ Summertime is Death Valley’s busiest and hottest season.☀️ I believe the best time to visit Death Valley National Park is in the late fall, winter, or early spring. The crowds are much thinner and the weather is much cooler. 🚘How far is Death Valley National Park from Las Vegas? 2 hours, 15 minutes 🚘Los Angeles to Death Valley National Park is 4 hours, 20 minutes 🚘Zion National Park to Death Valley National park is 4 hour, 50 minutes 🚘Sequoia National Park to Death Valley National park is 5 hours 30 minutes 🚘Yosemite National Park to Death Valley National park is 7 hours and 20 minutes 🚘Joshua Tree National Park to Death Valley is 4 hours 40 minutes Also follow me on social media @goldenstatefamilyadventures