With a variety of golf courses to choose from and an array of parks and other outdoor attractions, this Texas town is a family-friendly vacation destination.
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Attending a Super Bowl is the dream of many a football fan. But how much would it cost if a family of four wanted to make that dream a reality?
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One thing that makes a small town charming is its cute shops and walkability. Here are the five most walkable downtowns in Ohio filled with Midwestern vibes.
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For an outdoor adventure filled with camping, kayaking, fishing, and just relaxing lakeside, a trip to this North Carolina state park fits the bill.
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If you love hitting up a local dive bar to get insight into a new city, Tempe hosts the best in Arizona, which is also a stellar craft beer destination.
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This lovely Florida city is known as an "Antique Capital" for its walkable downtown full of vintage stores. It also hosts many fun and unique annual festivals.
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This community provides a good place to explore the area, with its own local restaurants worth checking out and several beautiful spots along the river.
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Have a layover soon at Chicago O'Hare? Here are the five best restaurants in the airport according to reviews for you to try out to get a taste of Chicago.
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This riverfront community has just the right mix of small-town feel and big-city amenities — close to the beaches but away from the crowd, it's a quiet escape.
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Despite being a bustling metropolis, getting away from New York City for the weekend is pretty easy. And this small, nearby community is as quaint as they come.
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Set against dramatic mountains, steeped in Gold Rush history, and rich in small-town charm, these towns showcase California magic for surprisingly low prices.
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According to Tripadvisor's 2025 Best of the Best Restaurants list, this Charleston eatery ranks among the world's highest-rated fine dining establishments.
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This Iowa destination blends a historic main street, vintage shopping, community events, and easy access to outdoor recreation near rolling countryside.
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With plenty of pristine lakes for fishing and dozens of miles of trails carving through the wilderness, this Wisconsin town is an outdoor paradise.
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Don't just settle for any old campground in the Peach State. Instead, head to these five incredible parks with similarly spectacular and scenic campsites.
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Located in South Dakota, this growing city near Rapid City offers access to Black Hills recreation, quiet neighborhoods, local dining, and nearby lodging.
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This Indiana small town preserves classic architecture, film history, local museums, and annual celebrations tied to a famous Hollywood figure.
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Craving some peanuts, Cracker Jacks, and a good sing-a-long of "Take Me Out To The Ball Game"? You can find baseball games across the U.S. at these ballparks.
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A study reveals the U.S,'s five most educated cities, where diplomas are common and learning is the local culture. Spoiler alert: think college towns — mostly.
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Whether you’re just visiting Charlotte or have lived there for years, one popular running route through a quaint neighborhood will help you get your steps in.
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In a sea of skyrocketing lift ticket prices, this ski resort near Durango, Colorado, is a budget-friendly haven for skiers that won't break the bank.
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This campground is less than an hour from San Francisco, but offers peace, solitude, and jaw-dropping views of the Pacific Ocean from your tent.
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While TSA is a mainstay at airports across the country, this Oregon air hub is now without TSA agents and security screenings for one simple reason.
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Sprawling across the border of Colorado and New Mexico, this state park offers visitors several campgrounds and plenty of space for watersports.
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If you love eating and hunting for mushrooms, make sure to visit the "Mushroom Capital of the United States," located in a Michigan town with trails and beauty.
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Spanning more than 20 miles and weaving through multiple neighborhoods, this rail trail near Indianapolis is excellent for biking, walking, and running.
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This campground on Oregon's Pacific shoreline offers several overnight options, including yurts, along with easy beach access and incredible views.
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