As an editor of Pit Stops for Kids, I'm always looking ahead to our next trip, our next review, and the next place or event I can highlight for readers. As new material pours in, past posts get shuffled to the archives of the site with alarming … [Read more...]
Why I travel with kids

With fair regularity, I get asked why I travel so much with my kids. Isn’t it exhausting? Will they even remember it? How do you make the time to get away? I could give the stock answers, and I sometimes do: I travel with my kids because I want … [Read more...]
Gimme a P! Gimme an I! Gimme a T! Gimme a…you get the idea.

Have you visited Wendy Perrin's travel blog, the Perrin Post recently? The Conde Nast Traveler guru (my words, not hers) has issued a call for family travel tips (A-Z) from experienced family travelers everywhere. Not only does entering allow you to … [Read more...]
Our top ten national park travel moments

The Pit Stops for Kids family does our best to do more than 'talk the talk' of family travel: we pack up the kids and walk the walk...through rainforests and woods, deserts and beaches, striving to take our kids beyond the boundaries of what they … [Read more...]
Standing Alone

Inspired by our travels to Arches National Park. The only downfall of Moab, Utah? In summer, it tops 100 degrees by 11 am. But during our visit, we got a fairly early start and hit Arches National Park before ten. I’d never been here before, … [Read more...]
Hidden

(Inspired by our travels to Death Valley National Park.) The first thing anyone notices (or at least the first thing I always notice) about Death Valley is its unapologetic inhospitality. You drive over the rise of the highway from Beatty, … [Read more...]

















