Lehigh Valley, comprised of Allentown, Bethlehem, and Easton, is chock-full of entertainment for the kids. From crayons and caverns to music, science, and more, the Lehigh Valley has something to offer everyone in the family year-round.

With so much to do, and its proximity to Philadelphia and NYC, this pretty Pennsylvania region makes for the perfect place for a long weekend getaway with the family, or even a day trip. 

Looking for more fun things to do in Pennsylvania? Check out our Ultimate Bucket List!

Learn how to make the most out of visiting The Getty Center with kids in Los Angeles. 

Maybe you and your kids have squeezed every last drop of fun from Travel Town or have soldiered through every stroller-friendly hike in LA within driving distance. You're itching for a dose of culture that doesn't include a kiddie museum, stuffed animals, or squeaky toys (not that there's anything wrong with them); but at the same time a real museum seems daunting. Should you brave LA's iconic Getty Center? Short answer? You definitely should. 

The Getty Center is one of the must-do 100 free things to do in Los Angeles with kids. Don't forget, there's a whole other Getty museum in Los Angeles, and you can check out The Getty Villa with kids, too. For more kid-friendly exploration, check out our Museum Guide for Kids in Los Angeles and Orange County. 

Head to WaterFire in Providence for one of Rhode Island's top attractions!

You've probably seen the Hallett Nature Sanctuary in Central Park without even realizing it. The 4-acre green space is located across from the Pond in the southeastern corner of the park, and serves as a scenic, lush backdrop for the body of water. What most visitors don't realize is that this space has been open to the public for nearly a decade. The Hallett Nature Sanctuary is one of the most beautiful hidden gems in Central Park, and it's a perfect NYC space to explore with kids for a moment of peace that transports you out of the city.

The lazy days of summer may be over, but fall is when there's FREE stuff for kids to do in San Diego. So, pack up and head to SoCal's favorite tourist destination to take advantage of San Diego Tourism Authority's annual Kids Free promotion.

This citywide campaign kicks off October 1, enticing families to visit San Diego's big-ticket attractions like Legoland, San Diego Zoo, San Diego Wildlife Park, and Seaworld. Kids can eat, stay, and play for free at more than 80 participating hotels, restaurants, museums, and parks until October 31.

We've highlighted here the offers that we think are particularly good deals—put two or three together, and you've definitely got savings worth traveling for! Scroll down for a link to all of the amazing free opportunities for kids in October. Plus, check out all our favorite San Diego hotels for families and the top things to do in San Diego with kids.

Opening soon: A trampoline park for all ages.  

Crown Heights, Brooklyn may be well known for its rich cultural history and tree-lined blocks, but it also boasts plenty of under-the-radar gems for families looking for a fun outing. Whether your crew is into exploring world-class museums, discovering neighborhood playgrounds, or grabbing a sweet treat after a day of adventure, Crown Heights offers plenty of kid-friendly activities well worth the trip.

Crown Heights is easy to reach by subway, making it a great option for a full day of exploring. Families find plenty of opportunities to learn, play, and unwind together—plus plenty of delicious food to fuel the fun. From iconic institutions, like the Brooklyn Children’s Museum, to local neighborhood spots like community markets and family-friendly restaurants, here are our picks for the best things to do in Crown Heights, Brooklyn with kids. Find more Brooklyn enclaves to explore in our Brooklyn Kids Guide.