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We are a French family who has been living in the US for 13 years. We spend all our summers in France, visiting our family and new countries. Our definite favorite is the South of France and Spain. Although, we all love Paris.
Our Family's Travel Personality
curious, independent, energetic, easy_going, scheduled, artsy
We Just Got Back From
Paris, Normandie, Brittany, Mont St Michel and Madrid
Our Favorite Vacation Spot
Spain
A Place We'd Love To Visit
Japan
Favorite Vacation Memory
Australia. It just felt perfect and we got to see Ayers Rock: a dream come true.
Worst Travel Moment With My Kids:
Thais having a very smelly bowel movement in her diaper while listening to our guide at the Sydnedy Opera House and throwing up right after that on the beautiful Sydney Opera Floor (she was 4 months old)
Websites I Like:
Best Easter Egg Hunts in California - 2012
To enjoy a drama-free Easter Egg Hunt with smaller children, go to an Egg Hunt where the children will be divided by age. If this is not possible, just make sure that you keep your toddler away from the bigger kids who can sometimes be pushy in their quest for the eggs.
If you have children older than 10, chances are that they will be barred from most Easter Egg Hunts.
And do not forget to bring your own basket!
101 University Hall
2200 University Ave Berkeley, California
Comment:
The easter egg hunt will take place on April 7th. It runs from 10:00 am to 3:00 pm on the Campanile lawns and are separated in 3 categories: 0-2, 3-5 and 6+.
The event is free but consider a donation as this is a fundraising for underprivileged children.
www.ocf.berkeley.edu/~eggster/
reviewed on: April 20 2010
"Pleasant"
Berkeley University is very different from Stanford University, less charming. But it is definitely worth a visit. Go up the Campanile Tower on a beautiful day and you will have a wonderful view of the San Francisco Bay. And do not miss CAL Day, the university, its classes, museums etc are open for all. It happens in April every year.
Union Street
San Francisco, California
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Starting at 10:00 am on April 8th, enjoy a celebration of Easter in that lively SF street. You'll find large inflatable bounces, kids' rides and games, a climbing wall, a hands-on children's activities area, costumed characters, a petting zoo, a pony ride and entertainment from some of the Bay Area's best musicians.The parade will start at 2:00 pm.
http://www.sresproductions.com/union_street_easter.html
5355 Graham Hill Road
Felton, California
Comment:
You will take the train to Bear Mountain to hunt for thousands of chocolate eggs hidden by the Easter Bunny. You will need to buy a train ticket in order to get to the redwoods. That event will take place on April 7 and 8.
You need to go to their website to check the times and fares. Book in advance.
http://www.roaringcamp.com/events.html
301 North Baldwin Ave
Arcadia, California
Comment:
April 7, 10am-2pm. What a better place to find eggs than the Botanic gardens? $3 suggested donation.
1 Irvine Park Road
Orange, California
Comment:
Hop onboard for the the Easter Eggstravangaza which will run daily through April 7.
Times varies depending on the children age.
Check their website for the information http://www.irvineparkrailroad.com/content/easter-eggstravaganza
7520 Dale Street
Buena Park, California
Comment:
On April 7, come at 8:00 am for a pancake breakfast and at 9:00 am for the start of the day festivities. There will be tons of Easter related activities for the whole family to enjoy.
http://www.buenapark.com/Index.aspx?page=128
