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In reply to the discussion: What are your travel plans for 2012? [View all]cbayer
(146,218 posts)9. Not sure where you are located, but when my kids were little, we spent a wonderful
week at Callaway Gardens in Georgia.
It has activities all day long sorted by age groups. Florida State University has it's circus act training program there, which is a blast for young and old alike.
While not cheap, renting a cabin allows you to cook all your own food, which saves a lot.j And all the activites are included.
In the evenings, there are family based activities at well.
We even took my mom, who loved it.
I just looked at their site, though, and am wondering if they still offer the same kind of program.
http://www.callawaygardens.com/resort/georgia-resort.aspx
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I hate heeling! Fortunately I know exactly what to do to make the boat sit down.
cbayer
Jan 2012
#14
Not sure where you are located, but when my kids were little, we spent a wonderful
cbayer
Jan 2012
#9
If Callaway has changed their focus, they may be able to guide you to something similar.
cbayer
Jan 2012
#11