There are so many reasons to add Reykjavik, Iceland to your family's travel bucket list. Iceland is the land of fire and ice. From gazing at volcanos and hiking up glaciers to soaking in geothermal pools, the country has something for everyone.

Visiting Iceland during winter is essential if you want to see the famed Northern Lights. However, experiencing Iceland in the summer—when the days are long, the Midnight Sun shines brightly, and temperatures are warmer—is also fantastic with kids.

Iceland’s capital city, Reykjavik, is a great place to make your home base. However, we strongly recommend heading to the South of Iceland for a few nights to immerse yourself in Iceland’s gorgeous natural beauty.

Here are 17 top things to do in and near Reykjavik, Iceland with kids, including family-friendly Reykjavik hotels and foods to try. Our Europe Travel Guide details more great European cities to visit with kids, like London and Paris.

Make the most of the end of summer with these fun things to do around Houston.

Too cold or wet to get energy out on the playground? Might as well jump! Luckily for families with active kids, Connecticut boasts a growing number of trampoline parks, from Fairfield County to Hartford and beyond. Along with dozens of flat and angled tramps to practice high bounces and tricks, many of these trampoline parks have basketball hoops, dodge ball courts, climbing walls, and more.

For more fun indoor play ideas check out our Connecticut Indoor Play Guide. It's full of our top picks for the top indoor playgrounds and play spaces in Connecticut.

Head to Portsmouth, NH for summer fun at Water Country!

Blink and it’s already the end of summer – at least, according to many Atlanta school calendars. Squeeze out the last few moments of summer with our list of things to do before school starts in Atlanta. Check out our summer bucket list of activities you won’t want to miss, including the best pools, day trips, exhibits, and more activities in Atlanta sure to please everyone in the family.

Family camping is a great way to bond with kids in the great outdoors. But for some children, there's only so much hiking and s'mores-roasting they can do before they start to get bored and cranky. And some kids just don't do well completely roughing it. That's why it's helpful to find a campground with extra activities and comfortable amenities for families.

We’ve got you covered with 10 family campgrounds within a four-hour drive from DC that offer fun family activities like pools, mini golf, arcades, and more, as well as some with cozy sleeping arrangements such as cabins, tree houses, and RVs. We tried to include a range of price points to fit any budget.

Once you've chosen your destination, visit our Camping Travel Guide. There, we share everything from classic and funny campfire songs to kid-friendly ghost stories to help make your family camping trip a success

We've rounded up the best family fun centers and indoor amusement parks in New York City so active kids—and their parents—can enjoy an indoor escape while still blowing off some steam. There's no need to compromise on wild romping at these family fun centers.

From bounce houses to trampolines to obstacle courses and arcades, we've got you covered for all the fun your kids need. And, if you have a family birthday coming up, most of these spots also host parties. Find more romping spots for all ages in our NYC Kids' Guide to Indoor Play Spaces and Fun Zones.

Sometimes, parents need a break. And maybe a beer. So, we've scoured the city and suburbs for some of the best beer gardens and local breweries in Chicago that welcome kids—many of which have great outdoor seating. We looked for places with quality kids' menus, something for kids to see or do, a lack of raised eyebrows about bringing kids along for the ride, and of course, great brews. Cheers!

For other great places to eat with kids, check out this list of restaurants with space for kids to play, the best themed restaurants in Chicago, and the ultimate guide to kid-friendly restaurants in Chicago.