Rebecca Hastings

After an exhausting spring, I rented a vacation home just an hour away. Skipping the itinerary gave my family the restful trip we actually needed.

My husband and I will become empty nesters in the fall, and it will be a different life. When we took a trip, we found how much we have changed.

I took a quick getaway to relax before a busy summer. As a mom of three, it was hard to fully unplug, but it was still worth it.

I spent just 24 hours here and my only regret is that I couldn't stay longer.

I'm worried my teens are growing up too fast, so I thought they wouldn't have fun on our family trip. But we were able to slow down and connect.

The von Trapp Family Lodge in Stowe surprised us all with its stunning scenery, Austrian charm, and activities that brought us together in ways we didn’t anticipate.

Imagine a trip that includes parents, grandparents, and kids of all ages. It may seem impossible, but multigenerational travel is a great way to spend time with family and experience new things together. Traveling with multiple generations can be a

The most important element to creating a restful vacation is resisting the urge to fill every minute of it.

This retreat tucked in the Litchfield Hills of Connecticut offered the perfect blend of indulgence, tranquility, and adventure.

Traveling with four teenagers can feel like a juggling act: keeping everyone entertained while fostering moments to connect as a family. During our recent trip to Niagara Falls, we discovered the perfect balance between adventure and relaxation.

Whether you have just a day, a weekend, or one special night, these getaway ideas offer inspiration at a variety of price points to fit your lifestyle.

You can make holiday travel feel easier! With a little planning and some practical tips, you can actually enjoy the trip, and maybe even make it through without too many meltdowns (from the kids or from you!)

When I picture a road trip, I see images of two carefree people in a convertible traversing Route 66. There are no kids in the picture, and I'm not even sure there is luggage. It feels so easy and inexpensive. A road trip with kids, however, is a…

Leaf peeping isn’t about finding the perfect leaves; it’s about the experience. Enjoy a chance to get outdoors and appreciate all that fall has to offer.

When my daughter was ready to tour colleges, we decided to bring our whole family of five along. The experience brought us closer together, which was important. Some tours were too long and my younger children lost interest quickly. When my oldest…