Ready for a good old-fashioned drive-in movie? You can do just that at Ocean City, Maryland this summer. Read on for the details and bring the family for a night of (safe) fun from the comfort of your vehicle. Can’t wait! Ocean City, Maryland usually hosts Movies At The Beach throughout the summer. This year it’s been postponed in order to comply with current COVID-19 restrictions. Flickr / Eric B. Walker...
Are you craving comfort food? There’s a wonderful business in Pleasant Grove that creates all kinds of tasty meals and treats, and they’ll deliver right to your door! Check out Crust Club for its delicious pot pies, entrees, dessert pies, and cookies: Today’s families have busy schedules. Between working full-time, running errands and chasing kids from soccer practice to piano lessons, it’s hard to always put a delicious, homemade meal on the table....
When the weather warms up in Minnesota, it’s time to cram in as many outdoor activities as you can. After all, the cold and snow will be back before you know it. You might as well soak in some sunshine! One of the best ways of doing so is by taking a long hike or bike ride along in a scenic area. Luckily, Minnesota has many beautiful areas crisscrossed with easily accessible trails....
Florida has thousands of great restaurants, including plenty of the fancy four-star variety. There are lots of expensive waterfront eateries, but to us, nothing beats a good, old-fashioned Florida fish camp. This cozy little hole in the wall is a little out of the way for most of us, but so worth the journey. Take a drive out to Treasure Camp, a fun remote restaurant in Florida. Treasure Camp on the Suwanee is a little family-owned restaurant located in a small community called Fowlers Bluff....
Of Minnesota’s 67 state parks, it’s impossible to pick a favorite. Each one has its own beauty, whether its main features are rugged cliffs or roaring waterfalls. At Lake Bemidji State Park, neither of those features comes into play. You’ll find no mountains or gorges, but you will find unique sights that you just can’t find anywhere else in Minnesota. Lake Bemidji State Park is full of beaches, bogs, and breathtaking beauty....
Wyoming’s state parks are some of the most fascinating in the country. There are endless adventures to be discovered off the beaten path! Any good trip through the woods or down to the water should start off with a delicious meal, so check out the best restaurant near Glendo State Park and plan a day full of food and fun at the famous reservoir. The tiny town of Glendo is best known for being home to one of Wyoming’s biggest reservoirs....
We all know that Cincinnati is one of the best cities in the country for food lovers. Our restaurant scene has it all and it’s always fun when others take notice, especially of small, local eateries. A family-owned gem on the edge of Hyde Park and Oakley, Asiana Thai & Sushi was recently named one of the top 100 places to eat in 2020 – in the entire country! If you’ve eaten here before, you’re likely not surprised by this honor....
Enjoy riverside dining at a restaurant in Jeffersonville, Indiana that is all about comfort food. Enjoy the views and flavors of the sea at this wonderful spot. Whether it’s date night or another special occasion, this is certainly the perfect place to celebrate anything or nothing at all. Scroll on for more details. Portage House in southern Indiana is situated right across from Louisville along the Ohio River in an old charming river house....
Minnesota is home to many different types of landscapes. Up north, big forests are dotted with sparkling lakes. In the southwest, bluffs rise over the Mississippi River. In the southeast, endless prairies unfold beneath enormous stretches of sky. These are some of the most common landscapes in Minnesota, but there are many other unique places. One interesting spot is Helen Allison Savanna Scientific and Natural Area. This area preserves an 80-acre oak savanna, a rare sight in Minnesota....
We all have our favorite restaurant, the one place we go where we’re guaranteed a delicious meal, a cozy atmosphere, and plenty of friendly faces. Sometimes the best restaurants in town boast the longest history. Quinet’s Court Restaurant in West Virginia, for example, has been serving an assortment of homecooked meals for nearly eight decades. If you’ve not been here yet, you’ll definitely want to try it. Nestled in New Martinsville, Quinet’s Court Restaurant first began serving its scrumptious home-cooked dishes in 1941....
Spring has officially arrived in Virginia, and there’s no better way to celebrate than to admire the natural beauty of this new season. Pops of color have already begun to decorate the landscape, and to help you take advantage of this phenomenon, we’ve tracked some of the best spots for viewing the beloved cherry blossoms. While some have already begun to bloom, there should still be plenty of time to marvel at the delicate beauty of these trees....
Colorado is home to countless bodies of water that are nearly pristine, the most famous of which include Hanging Lake in Glenwood Springs, the aptly named Blue Lakes near Ridgway, and the other Blue Lake near Denver. If you have seen all of these for yourself and want to visit a new hidden gem, however, we highly recommend visiting the clean and clear waters of Lake Isabelle: Located near Boulder, Lake Isabelle is an alpine lake that is arguably one of the best-kept secrets in Colorado....
When we’re hungry for something hearty few things can be as satisfying as a hamburger. From roadside stands to the plate-filling ones at upscale restaurants, a burger might just be the most accessible of all foods. And while we’ll never turn down the simple cut of meat between a bun, what we love most are unexpected flavor combinations. If you agree, you’ll want to check out this local spot. It never disappoints....
There are a ton of hidden and beautiful regions of New Hampshire. For a state our size, we’re absolutely teeming with places to get away and gain some peace of mind. When the weather is warm, these places become even more explorable. This wilderness area offers some of the most remote views in the state. Outdoors lovers will find it to be the perfect escape. The Pemigewasset Wilderness Area in Lincoln is a region within the White Mountain National Forest comprising about 45,000 acres of land....
If you love searching for hidden treasures and great bargains, then a visit to New Albany is a must. From specialty antique stores and gift shops to an annual street market, New Albany offers some of the best antique shopping in all of Mississippi. Read on to learn more about this vintage heaven! Known as the “fair and friendly city,” New Albany is nestled in the hills of north Mississippi....
If you’re looking for a truly unique experience in dining along with great food and the opportunity to make some wonderful memories, this old west restaurant in North Dakota definitely tops the list. Jump back in time to the days of cowboys and saloons by visiting this middle-of-nowhere tiny town and checking this place out: In the tiny town of McLeod, with a population of only 27 as of the last census, is a place that attracts hundreds: a unique restaurant in North Dakota called the Silver Prairie Saloon....
Oregon’s roadside attractions are all as quirky and wonderful as you’d expect. From a huge, red candle on the side of the highway in Scappoose, to the 31-foot-tall Paul Bunyan in Portland, you’ll find dozens of head-turning oddities all over the Beaver State. There’s a large fiberglass caveman standing in front of the Grants Pass Visitor Bureau between Morgan Lane and Vine Street in Grants Pass, and if you don’t know the story behind his existence, you might think it’s pretty strange....
If you are a South Dakotan in need of some comfort, there is nothing quite as delicious, nostalgic, and – well, comforting – as a good, old-fashioned hot beef sandwich. While the concept of a hot beef sandwich is somewhat foreign to out-of-staters, we here in the Mount Rushmore State know how to do it right, some of the best of which can be found at these 5 tasty restaurants:...
There are a lot of charming small towns in North Dakota. A lot of them are tight-knit communities where most people know each other and family names become part of the vernacular. The following itty bitty towns, however, are places where every single person definitely knows your name. These are the 15 tiniest towns in North Dakota where you and your neighbors would get to know each other very well because there’s not a whole lot of people to know....
While the Dallas – Fort Worth is pretty welcoming of tourists and wanna-be Texans, blending in can be harder than it may seem. There are the folks who buy clothes thinking we still have gunslingers roaming the streets and that horses are our main mode of transportation. Still others take the cosmopolitan image a bit too far. Then, of course, there are tourists that can’t begin to fathom the wide-open spaces and entertainment options spread throughout the Metroplex....
