Reaching all 50 states is a milestone that carries meaning far beyond travel. For families navigating autism, each destination represents planning, patience, and the opportunity to create experiences that support comfort and growth. Fargo, North Dakota delivered on all fronts, offering a welcoming environment with several sensory-friendly options that made this trip both memorable and…
Thinking about a destination for spring break or summer vacation that does not require a passport and is accessible friendly? Consider Pensacola, Florida. Pensacola is located in the Florida Panhandle and is known for its white sand beaches, family-friendly attractions, and relaxed coastal atmosphere. The closest airport is Pensacola International Airport, making travel simple for…
After getting off our cruise ship in Galveston, we had a late flight later that day. Instead of heading straight to the airport, we rented a car and decided to explore Houston for the day. Houston is only about an hour from Galveston, so it worked out perfectly to squeeze in a few attractions before…
Tampa and the surrounding areas offer a variety of family friendly attractions, outdoor spaces, and interactive museums that make it easy to plan a fun trip with kids. During our visit we explored several destinations that kept my son engaged while also giving us the flexibility that many families with autistic children appreciate when traveling.…
Our visit to Michigan included a mix of history, hands-on learning, and outdoor exploration. Detroit and nearby Ann Arbor offer several family-friendly attractions that make it a great destination when traveling with kids.
The Henry Ford Museum
One of the most memorable stops of our trip was the The Henry Ford Museum of American Innovation. This…
Cincinnati is a great destination for families traveling with kids. One of the most interesting things about visiting this area is how easily you can experience two states in one trip.
Fun fact. Did you know that the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport is actually located in Kentucky? Many travelers fly into Kentucky even though they…
New York City is one of our favorite places to visit. The energy, the lights, and the endless list of things to see make every trip exciting. One of the best parts about our visit was traveling to the city by train.
Traveling to NYC by Amtrak
We explored New York City by taking…
Atlanta is a vibrant city with plenty to do for families traveling with children. During our visit we stayed at the Atlanta Marriott Buckhead Hotel & Conference Center, which is directly across from Lenox Square. The mall was very busy during our visit, which is common in this popular shopping area.
Another thing visitors quickly…
Autism and Sensory Friendly Things to Do in Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania is a neighboring state for us, so we visit often. It is a large state with many family friendly attractions, which means there are plenty of places where kids can learn, explore, and have fun. Here are some of our favorite places to visit…
Autism and Sensory Friendly Things to Do in Delaware
Delaware is our neighboring state, which means we visit often. It is a small state, but there are plenty of family friendly places to explore. From indoor play spaces to seasonal farm visits, Delaware offers several activities that can work well for families traveling with…
