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About Me & My Family
Resident nature girl, natural resources consultant, wife and mom of two children. We connect with nature as often as possible as a family and are always out and about visiting new places and experiencing the outdoors (the indoors too!). We leave no stone unturned when it comes to finding different places to explore!
Our Family's Travel Personality
adventurous, curious, relaxed, simple, independent, energetic, spontaneous
We Just Got Back From
Newport, Rhode Island
Our Favorite Vacation Spot
Too many to choose but New England in general
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September 08 2010
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Smugglers' Notch Resort
4323 Vermont Route 108 South,
Stowe, Vermont
"Connect to Nature At Smuggs"
If connecting to nature is a top priority for your family's summer vacation, then you need to check out Smuggler's Notch Resort. My family visited the resort in August 2010 and had a fabulous vacation. The opportunities for being outdoors are endless. In fact, there was so much to do, there was no way to pack it all in. From the hikes, wikes, swimming, climbing, golf, biking, tennis and fishing to the more relaxing activities of lounging, mini golf, walks and sunning, Smuggs offers it all.
The options for child only activities and family activities are varied and creative. Your child can attend Summer Fun University while parents enjoy their own activities. Or, you can participate in the many family oriented activities offered throughout the day and evenings. You can even forgo all schedules and plan your own activities.
All in all, each member of my family enjoyed the vacation and we look forward to our next visit to Smuggler's Notch!
September 08 2010
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Smuggler's Notch Resort - Trail Blazers Summer Camp
4323 Vermont Route 108 South,
Jeffersonville,
Vermont 05464-9537
"Trail Blazers Day Camp Was a Hit with My Daughter"
My six-year-old daughter attended the Trail Blazers Day Camp three days in a row. She was originally signed up for only two days, but liked it so much, requested a third. At the end of each day she was positively exhausted from all the activity and fun, and a complete chatterbox about all the new experiences she had.
While in camp she did the following activities and more: art, hiking, swimming, mini golf, nature education, outside games, singing. She spent much time outdoors connecting to nature --- which in my opinion, was a huge plus!
We selected the option to have lunch provided and each day she enjoyed the meal. As a side note, she has a food allergy and the staff was extremely aware and educated in handling the health issue.
My daughter thought her camp counselors were fabulous, and I also had high regard for them. They were responsive, fun and caring.