Archive for the ‘British Columbia’ Category

Mother Insider: Vancouver’s Kitsilano with Kids

Mother Insider: Vancouver’s Kitsilano with Kids
One of the best ways to really “meet” a city is through staying, playing and eating in a real neighborhood. You can hang out with other locals, discover in-the-know restaurants and shops, visit less-touristed attractions and generally trade in your anonymous experience for something a little...
September 12th, 2011 | Vancouver | Read More

Ew, Camping! Alternatives to tent camping

Ew, Camping! Alternatives to tent camping
Camping isn’t for everyone.  These options will get you out into nature and the outdoors — but you won’t wake to mud sloshing around your tent. Alternatives to tent camping in Washington, Oregon and British Columbia: Yurts. At Washington’s 412-acre oceanfront Grayland State...
July 26th, 2011 | British Columbia, Oregon, Washington State | Read More

Family Travel! Bobbi Sue camps with kids in British Columbia

Family Travel! Bobbi Sue camps with kids in British Columbia
Bobbi-Sue Menard kicks butt at camping. This Kelowna-based freelance journalist and mom of five kids knows a LOT about camping in every type of weather and condition. She goes on 10-day camping trips, she’s experienced 12-hour drives, she copes with torrential rainstorms, she’s even gone canoe camping....
July 20th, 2011 | Okanagan Region | Read More

Tofino with Kids: Advice from a dad insider

Tofino with Kids: Advice from a dad insider
Tofino is where wilderness and luxury meet. It’s a wave-washed destination where even the public campgrounds are never far from million-dollar views. John Platenius is the parent of two children (ages 5 and 7) and a resident of Tofino, a top summer vacation spot along Vancouver Island’s western...
July 6th, 2011 | Tofino | Read More

Families Travel! Amy’s Unschooling Family Trips Through the Okanagan

Families Travel! Amy’s Unschooling Family Trips Through the Okanagan
Amy and Mike Sztupovsky live in semi-arid Oliver, British Columbia (about halfway between Pentiction, BC and the US-Canadian border). This couple are real travel aficionados – something made easier by the fact that they unschool their two kids, Lan (5) and Kayden (3). “When our oldest was coming...
July 1st, 2011 | Okanagan Region | Read More
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