Georgia Peach World is a must-see attraction for those traveling I95 in southeastern Georgia. After mile upon mile of boring rest stops and gas stations, Georgia Peach World beckons like a juicy oasis of family fun for weary road-trippers of all ages. Located directly off the highway at Exit 58 in Townsend, Georgia (between Savannah and Jacksonville, Florida), this travel respite offers bouncy houses, farm animals, an on-site cafe, and much more. The $12 wristband admission gets visitors all-day access!

With peach season starting this month, here's more on why this Georgia family farm should be scheduled on your next road trip! And enjoy more farms and fresh produce spots across our region with our helpful Pick Your Own Guide to Farms in Atlanta.    

Frosted, sprinkled, or filled, Orlando donuts are a tasty treat that know no season! Delicious because of their sweet, "hole-y" goodness, there is no shortage of Orlando donuts to try. Orlando has a robust variety of donuts to choose from, so Mommy Poppins is breaking it down for you.

To offer the youth perspective (don’t judge me), I invited my 10-year-old son to join me on this donut adventure. He is a bit of a foody, so I was thrilled when he accepted! When I asked him why donuts are such a big deal, he replied, “Donuts are special because we don’t get them all the time.” 

With so many free museums, amazing parks and playgrounds, and more free things to do in the Washington, DC area, families don't need to spend money to have fun. Those free activities also include a variety of great nature centers in Northern Virginia, Maryland, and DC. These nature centers allow kids to get up close to animals, learn about the natural world, and develop a love for the great outdoors.

Here are 11 free nature centers near DC to explore with kids. Many of them offer fun extras such as planetariums, playgrounds, gardens, and hiking trails. 

There's no shortage of beautiful wineries in New England, and many of them are located right here in Connecticut. Families will find rolling hills, mountains, and vast acreage at these scenic locations that welcome children while parents enjoy a glass of vino. Aside from tastings, there are opportunities to tour vineyards, walk the rows with your family, and picnic outside together. Many vineyards in Connecticut have regular live music and also serve food.

Consider one of these kid-friendly wineries in Connecticut for a quick day trip, and be sure to check out our rundown of Family-Friendly Breweries in Connecticut.

One of my go-to activities is to head to a construction site with my young children, who will sit and watch excavators and bulldozers move around dirt for hours. So when we learned that a construction-themed adventure park was opening near Houston, we drove from Pearland to Katy to check it out for ourselves. And Dig World delivered: Finally, my amateur construction workers could operate the equipment instead of just watching! We spent hours driving skid steers, digging dirt with excavators, and exploring the park's other features.

If you have little construction fanatics, then grab your hardhats and head to Dig World TX for an afternoon of fun. But first, read on to learn what to expect from your visit and how to maximize your visit. And don't forget to check out our Houston Water Parks and Theme Parks Guide for more theme park adventures.

Governors Island, located in New York Harbor, is a slice of green space heaven with more than 172 acres of car-free parkland to explore. From playgrounds, art exhibits, museums, and sports to food trucks and concerts, there's something for everyone to do and see. Now that Governors Island is open year-round, New Yorkers and tourists can enjoy all that Governors Island has to offer through all four seasons.

Read on for the scoop on the very best things to do on Governors Island with kids, plus important visitor tips—such as ferry schedules and where to score FREE biking and kayaking.

Get ready for cotton candy, popcorn, baby pigs, bumper cars, music, and all the hoopla of the LA County Fair beginning on May 5. The Fair's brand new dates line up with its 100th anniversary, Mother's Day, and the gorgeous late spring weather in Los Angeles. It's open throughout May, including Memorial Day weekend, so you can have your funnel cake and eat it, too, all in the comfort of cooler weather.

For more May events and fun, be sure to check out our picks for the Best Things To Do in Los Angeles in May and our roundup of the coolest Free Events and Activities in May.

Look around a theater, the next time you're there and watch their faces as all kids—even the very youngest—become entranced by live theater. You can see it happen, as they are transported by the stories, the characters, the scenes. And it’s not just fun and games; from live theater, kids learn empathy, problem-solving skills, and how to work well with others.

Want to bring your kids to see some wonderful live theater? We’ve not only rounded up the best Children’s Theaters in the country, but we also made it easy for parents to find the best live children's theaters and shows for kids taking place near you, wherever you live. You can even buy tickets to these shows right from our website, and take your kids to a show this weekend.