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Meal Prep Monday host, Allison Schaaf, shares 4 tips on road tripping with kids based on her recent East Coast family roadtrip.
1. Choosing Your Route
Roadtrippers is a great app to use to plan locations and route. Think about the total driving time and don’t forget to consider high traffic times in cities.
2. Where to Stay
We mostly did Airbnbs and hotels, though staying with family or friends can be a great option as well depending on the ages of your kids and the sleep situation. Don’t forget to consider laundry! Kids go through a lot of clothes and, for an extended road trip, you’ll likely want to include some spots with laundry.
Airbnbs are often not as budget-friendly though, especially if you’re only staying one night, so you may want to balance out hotels and house rentals.
Tip: Give yourself a buffer. We stayed in many spots for just one night but we planned the last stop for three nights. That way we had a buffer if it took longer to get there. It also gave us a chance to really relax before we returned home.
3. Buying Ahead
We ordered a box of Dry Farm Wines (https://tracking.dryfarmwines.com/aff_c?offer_id=1&aff_id=1378
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This page contains affiliate links. Thank you for your support!
Meal Prep Monday host, Allison Schaaf, shares 4 tips on road tripping with kids based on her recent East Coast family roadtrip.
1. Choosing Your Route
Roadtrippers is a great app to use to plan locations and route. Think about the total driving time and don’t forget to consider high traffic times in cities.
2. Where to Stay
We mostly did Airbnbs and hotels, though staying with family or friends can be a great option as well depending on the ages of your kids and the sleep situation. Don’t forget to consider laundry! Kids go through a lot of clothes and, for an extended road trip, you’ll likely want to include some spots with laundry.
Airbnbs are often not as budget-friendly though, especially if you’re only staying one night, so you may want to balance out hotels and house rentals.
Tip: Give yourself a buffer. We stayed in many spots for just one night but we planned the last stop for three nights. That way we had a buffer if it took longer to get there. It also gave us a chance to really relax before we returned home.
3. Buying Ahead
We ordered a box of Dry Farm Wines (https://tracking.dryfarmwines.com/aff_c?offer_id=1&aff_id=1378
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