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The Best Things to Do on a Road Trip for Tweens & Teens

Fun Ideas for Long Road Trips

Looking for things to do on a road trip for tweens and teens?

Need to occupy those tweens and teens when they finally get bored of their phones/ ipods/ tablets or GASP there is no cell phone service??

Because it does actually happen.

We love a road trip. We’ve driven from Salt Lake City, Utah to Yellowstone National Park , San Francisco to Yosemite National Park , and Raleigh, NC to Chattanooga, Tennessee just to name a few of our favorite road trips! We have tons road trip ideas for tween and teens based on experience!

My number one tip for occupying kids, tweens, teens, or even adults while traveling is to ENGAGE with them!

No matter how long you will be on the road, engaging with one another is key to keeping the boredom factor at bay. Trust me, I love to curl up with my book and zone out for an hour or two, but after awhile everyone can use a little conversation!

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7 Best Things to Do on a Road Trip for Tweens & Teens

A road trip with tweens and teens does not have to be miserable. There are so many travel activities for teens and tweens beyond their cell phones!

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Listen to Podcasts/ Audio Books with your Tweens & Teens

Recently we’ve discovered podcasts and it’s safe to say I’m semi-obsessed. But, it takes a little effort to find something your whole family is into. What type of podcasts you like is a very personal thing in my opinion. My husband and son love something sports related. My daughter likes teen girl podcasts and I love personal growth. Your choices really depend a lot on the maturity of your children. We often let ours listen to adult podcasts especially if there’s some good life lessons hidden in them. Some podcasts for tweens and teens that also make the adults happy are How I Built This, TED Talks, and Family Travel Radio. 

There’s also audio books if your family is able to agree (this is a harder one for my family since we have pretty diverse taste). You can always download individual audio books to tween/ teen devices and bring some headphones (this works much better for us).

Dollar Tree/ Amazon Surprises

I don’t like to go overboard at the Dollar Tree because I don’t want to be wasteful. I also love to find inexpensive fun little things on Amazon.

But I’ve found stick on mustaches , fake buck teeth , and fidget toys that can create a ton of silliness and laughter no matter what your age! Oh and if you’re like our family and like some immature humor, don’t forget to pick up a good old fashioned whoopie cushion.

Road Trip Breaks

Taking breaks along the way is essential. Let the kids (and you!) get out and stretch, dance, or throw a football to break things up a bit.

Everyone tends to be much happier when they get a minute to stretch and get some energy out. Last year my son decided he wanted to shoot basketball in every state we visited. So, we looked up parks with basketball courts along the way. He has now played basketball in New York, Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Canada!

Drawing/ Coloring

You can pick up some very cool inexpensive coloring books , colored pencils, or gel pens at stores like TJ Maxx, Target, or good ole Amazon. My daughter loves the books with inspirational sayings. My son on the other hand loves a blank notebook he can doodle as he chooses. Coloring isn’t just for little ones anymore!

Snacks for your Tweens and Teens

Another road trip essential is plenty of snacks! We usually stop to eat meals out on our road trips but always find we needs some snacks in between. We like to carry a small cooler with us for waters and drinks and fresh fruit like berries or grapes. I’m also a fan of lollipops for a treats…because they last longer than other candy! Pop Rocks are also a fun and entertaining sweet treat.

PROTIP : Bring a Ziploc or grocery bag for trash and wet wipes for cleaning up- these are so helpful for ALL ages!

Road Trip Games for Teens and Tweens

Games are the most fun when everybody in the car participates (of course only when it is safe for the driver). Two simple options are Heads Up for $.99 in the App Store and Travel Bingo. We love playing Head Bandz at home and this is a travel version. It is hilarious and even though it says 12+ we’ve played with children as young as eight. Also I picked up this Travel Bingo at the Dollar Store and it has lasted years. It came with a dry erase marker so you can mark things off and then play again.

Some other fun games that we like to play are:

• 20 Questions : When one person in the car think of an person, place, or animal and everyone else can only ask yes or no questions to figure out what they are thinking of. We never actually limit anyone to 20 questions…that should probably depend on the age of your car trippers.
• Categories : This is a game our family made up…seriously. But it stuck and we play it all the time. You decide on a category, for example: sports or transportation types. Then each person takes a turn naming something in that category until you can’t think of anymore. The last person to name something wins.
• 3 Truths and a Lie : Simply take turns naming 3 truths and a lie. The rest of the players have to figure out which statement is the lie.
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Parents, if you don’t know by now…”challenges” are all the rage. My kids are obsessed with watching and doing them. Now many challenges can’t be done in the car. BUT if you’re a little creative, challenges can be part of your road trip activities for tweens and teens plan!

So…if you’re a little daring, maybe a bit crazy, and can tolerate a bit of chaos…let your tweens and teens do a challenge in the car. We took a group of girls for my daughters birthday to the beach about 2 1/2 hours away from our home. They did the Pringles Challenge on our road trip (the Pringles were on sale, haha!). I bought 7 different flavors of Pringles, one person chooses the flavor, everybody tries them, then each person tried to guess which flavor it is. Keep track of points if you wish!

My kids are also fans of the “Try not to laugh” or “Try not to sing” challenges. Guaranteed laughter will ensue. Bean Boozle d is a fun game that can be played in the car too- just don’t let them melt!

Make Your Road Trip with Tweens and Teens More Enjoyable!

There you have it…a few new and fun road trip activities for tweens and teens which will hopefully make your road trip more enjoyable for the entire family.

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Great ideas! We don’t have a Dollar Tree near us but often will intentionally drive by one when on a road trip and pick up some games and things to help the trip go by more smoothly. I need to try the audiobook idea. My kids are now of the age where we could likely find something we will all enjoy. 🙂

Thanks! We have found some great entertainment at the dollar tree! Hope these road trip activities are helpful on your next car ride!

We love road trips, each we go for a road trip we always come up with games in the car. Our kids most of the time we let them bring toys that they will enjoy playing in the car. Sometimes we make a stops to take a break from sitting down.

I love a road trip too! I feel like we see so much more and can go at our own pace. Any road trips planned this year?

I love the 3 truths and a lie game. We play a lot of guessing games.

My kids love it too…but if I’m guessing I’m usually win ??

There is nothing better than laughter in the car, so definitely going to get some fun things st the dollar tree to suprise them with.

Agreed!! I love surprising my kids…even with the littlest things!

Super fun ideas for a roadtrip. I have both a tween and a teen and thing they would like doing some of these (especially the challenges and dollar tree surprises)!

It always seems like the first hour they’re occupied with their phones…and then they need some entertainment. We like to be silly and laugh a lot with our road trip activities!

I never understood why my parents didn’t take us on many road trips until I had kids of my own LOL! These are great tips to keep your teens and just kids in general entertained in the car. Definitely gonna stock up on some dollartree goodies! thanks for the share 😀

It can definitely be a true test of a parent’s patience! Lol. Glad these road trip tips were helpful!

Great list of activities! We do a lot of roadtrips so this will come in handy as my daughter gets older!

So glad my road trip tips were helpful!!

Super! I think we forget to slip those breaks in sometimes!

It really does help!!

Awesome! Prepackaging is such a good idea…then you have somewhere for trash too! I hope these road trip activities are helpful!!

Such fantastic tips! We love playing games when we’re on a trip but had never considered doing challenges. I’ll be stealing your pringles challenge idea for our next long journey!

Thank you!! The Pringle’s challenge was so much fun and seriously had us laughing for an hour!!

Such fun photos and great tips!

Great ideas as I have tweens and teens at home and we all love road trip. 20 questions we too love to play.

Yes. I love trips. They are so fun. We used to play tick tack toe and a game where you use pass a paper around and we each did a sentence till the end. But know all my kids want to do is watch television. I will definitively try theses things.

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14 Terrific Tween Vacation Destinations To Try In 2024

Do your tweens love theme park thrills or bringing history to life? Chilled beach vibes or active outdoor adventures? We’re guessing most tweens would love a mix of all of these when they’re on vacation!

Pre-teens are at that wonderful age where you’re past the diapers and strollers; no more nap times to consider and their quest for adventure and new experiences feels as unstoppable as their energy levels. Electronics can still be pried away and it’s not too uncool to still be seen with your folks.

Could this be the perfect age for traveling with your kids?

You need to get the formula right though for the perfect tween vacation that will match their energy and excitement. So where in the world should you be heading with your family once you reach those magical tween years?

Here we’re going to share 14 terrific destinations from the US, and around the world that will make for the perfect tween vacation for all types of adventure-lovers.

Universal Orlando, Florida

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Recommended by Adriane from Put on Your Party Pants

Universal Orlando is the perfect vacation destination for tween s.  Unlike its Disney World counterpart, most of its rides are geared toward older visitors.  

Universal Orlando consists of two theme parks, Universal Islands of Adventure and Universal Studios Florida.  Both are heavily themed, with a ton to see and do.  The Wizarding World of Harry Potter (Hogsmeade at Islands of Adventure and Diagon Alley at Universal Studios) is definitely a highlight.  

The parks are open year-round, but it is best to avoid the summer because of Orlando’s oppressive heat.  You will enjoy your trip more if you don’t have to fight strangers, so try to avoid Christmas and spring break.

Universal Orlando has several on-property hotels.  Hard Rock is the best choice for tweens.  They will enjoy the theming and pool.  As a bonus, your entire party will get free Universal Express Unlimited passes to skip the lines during your time at the park.

Recommended by Keri from Bon Voyage With Kids

One of the best tween vacations to take is to a Western USA Dude Ranch, and feel like a cowboy for a week. Our family has done this two summers in a row at a family dude ranch in Montana, Nine Quarter Circle not far from Yellowstone National Park.

A vacation full of old-fashioned fun and simplicity, a family dude ranch is perfect for tweens because it gets them off screens, encourages them to try new skills, and allows for quality family time with unforgettable experiences.  Our family has loved the dude ranch experience as we all learned to ride horses, challenged ourselves with rides into the Montana mountains, and enjoyed a slow-paced electronic free (because there is no cell service and limited wi-fi) old-fashioned vacation. 

We even took our son on an overnight pack trip, which was a truly memorable experience. The group – led by wranglers – rode by horseback to a camp about two hours from the ranch, where they helped set up tents, a campfire, fences for the horses, and enjoyed a night under the Montana stars. 

Lodging and meals are included in the ranch fee, as well as evening activities, horseback riding, fly fishing, and hiking.  The best time for a dude ranch experience in Montana is summer, between late June through September, as these are the warmest months in Montana. However, if you choose a ranch in a warmer state, you may be able to extend the time of year for this epic tween vacation.

Recommended by Erin Gifford of Go Hike Virginia

Virginia Beach is a coastal escape that’s just right for a family vacation with tweens any time of year thanks to colorful murals, family-friendly beaches, and a three-mile-long boardwalk. Take a selfie with 34-foot-tall King Neptune at the 31st Street beach entrance. It’s an absolute must-do.

Fly a kite at Mount Trashmore, a city park that was once an abandoned landfill. Next, stroll the ViBe Creative District for splashy murals, like the “Greetings from Virginia Beach” mural on 19th Street. Stop in Lolly’s Creamery for a scoop of Real Deal Vanilla. Get in your steps at First Landing State Park. A hike along the Bald Cypress Trail guides families across a freshwater swamp teeming with curious bald cypress trees. It’s one of the best hiking trails in Virginia Beach . Sleep in at the Holiday Inn & Suites Virginia Beach-North Beach, which has an indoor lazy river pool and a splash lagoon. 

Recommended by Melissa from The Family Voyage

Alaska may just be the ultimate tween vacation destination! It’s exactly the sort of active vacation that tweens need to stay engaged and the outdoor focus will keep their faces out of technology (with some exceptions for drives between destinations, giving you a natural break-point to get them off). Tweens will have more stamina for adventure-filled days than younger kids and won’t yet be too cool for anything you have planned.

An ideal trip to Alaska with tweens should be at least 10 days as there’s a lot of ground to cover. Summer break is the perfect time to visit, with August being a little cooler than June and July but with thinner crowds.

Putting together an Alaska itinerary can be extremely daunting, as there are so many fantastic experiences available. If you only have 10 days I’d recommend splitting your time between Anchorage and a few spots on the Kenai Peninsula. Those areas will give you an opportunity to experience whale watching, glacier viewing, bear spotting, fishing, dog sled riding, and plenty of hiking. If you have a few more days you can add on a visit to Denali National Park.

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From the modern city of Lima, through the rainforest of the Amazon to the ancient Machu Picchu, Peru is a wonderful place for an active family to explore.

While it is a privilege to experience Peru at any age, tweens’ curiosity about nature and academic knowledge of indigenous culture make Peru ideal for tweens. Our own family’s interest in traveling to Peru started after our son studied Machu Picchu in school.

We knew seeing Machu Picchu alone would be worth the trip. And yet, adding several days in the Amazon makes this trip unforgettable. In the Amazon, we can not recommend Bonanza Tours more highly.

The best season time to visit Peru is during the dry season, which is May through October. However, be aware that the dry season is also the high season. If you are planning a summer trip, we would recommend timing your trip with Cusco’s Inti Raymi celebration, which occurs in late June.

Recommended by Keri from Dubai Travel Planner

Dubai is simply put a tween paradise! Where else in the world can one city deliver world-class theme parks alongside some of the world’s best water parks, indoor skiing, the tallest man-made tower in the world, and the biggest observation wheel in the world?

Our tweens love the adventure parks, zipline through a ghaf tree forest with Aventura, or try the beach obstacle course parks at JBR and Kite Beach for hours of outdoor fun in the winter.

The Dubai adventure doesn’t end at the city and man-made phenomena, get out into the desert dunes of the UAE and enjoy dune bashing to camel trekking on a desert safari . A visit to Hatta, nestled in the Hajar mountains, will show you a completely different side of the country with airstream camping trailers through to water slides, horseback riding and kayaking on Hatta Dam.

A city simply full of superlatives ready for a tween trip of a lifetime! The summers can be super hot, so the best time to visit to enjoy both the indoor and outdoor highlights is late October through to early May.

There are so many brilliant family resorts in Dubai but we’d choose one where your water park is attached with the hotel, try Atlantis the Palm or Jumeirah Beach Hotel for a truly memorable experience in Dubai.

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Cozumel Island , Mexico is an awesome place for families with tweens to visit. The island is stunning, plus there’s plenty to do without being overwhelmed with possibilities. We love staying in Allegro Cozumel, an all-inclusive resort with an incredible beach. It’s calm and beautiful for swimming and selfies.

Just a short drive away is Mayan Cacao Company. Take a tour of the grounds, learn a bit of the history of chocolate in relation to Cozumel, and then make chocolate. My tweens had a blast getting their hands into chocolate making and the bonus was that we also made chocolate drinks (margaritas for the adults and alcohol-free for the kids).

Additionally, there are several beach parks, the San Gervasio Mayan ruins, and Punta Sur Eco Park (which has crocodiles) all located on Cozumel. The best months to visit Cozumel are December through May (avoiding the hottest months and hurricane season).

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One of the best places to travel with a pre-teen is Italy. With its offering of beautiful scenery, culture, artwork, and history, Italy is a meaningful and memorable destination for both tweens and parents alike. And with the draw of beaches, lakes, Vespas, pizza, and of course gelato, what kid can say no to a vacation like that?

The big cities like Rome, Florence, and Venice provide ample opportunities for educational experiences while still being close enough to outdoor fun like Italy’s beautiful coast or mountain ranges. Italy provides some of the most efficient and affordable train travel in the world, allowing you to access much of the country easily.

Possibly the best thing about taking tweens to Italy is that Italians are generally kind to children and families, making you feel a warm welcome wherever you go. 

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There are so many fun outdoor activities for kids in Banff National Park any time of year, but visiting Banff in winter is the perfect winter holiday with pre-teens.

With three world-class ski resorts within the park, kids can enjoy time on the hill. Even beginners to skiing or snowboarding will quickly catch on with lessons on the hill. At Mt Norquay and Lake Louise Ski Resort, kids will have a blast on the tube parks.

Aside from skiing, plan a day at Lake Louise to skate on the frozen lake or snowshoe amongst the towering snow-covered trees. Nearby easy hikes, like to the end of the Lake Louise lakeshore or Johnston Canyon, will leave the whole family in awe as you see the stunning frozen blue waterfalls.

Families will love the space at the Hidden Ridge Resort, where there’s an outdoor hot tub and the Premier 2 Bedroom condos even have a games room.

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Costa Rica is a fantastic destination for tweens. The country is packed with incredible nature including volcanoes, white sand beaches, the hot springs in Arenal, and rainforest and cloud forest around Monteverde. There are ‘up close’ wildlife opportunities throughout the country including volunteering opportunities at turtle sanctuaries in Guanacaste and at Proyecto Asis in La Fortuna.  

A Costa Rica vacation is ideal for adrenaline-loving tweens. Choose from mountain biking, white water rafting, hiking, surfing, or horse-riding activities. Walk the hanging bridges in Arenal and La Fortuna, brave the thrilling zip lines over the rainforest in Monteverde or attempt the leap of faith Tarzan swing. 

The best time to visit Costa Rica is from November to May, avoiding the ‘green season’ or rainy season. An ideal location in Guanacaste is Guacamaya Lodge which offers tennis courts and an outdoor swimming pool and is minutes from a golden beach.

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Every one of us, at some point generally as a tween, had to read mythology and learn about Ancient Greece. And what is the best place to learn about it if not in Greece?

Ancient Greece is one of the most interesting and important parts of world history. Athens is the best place to learn about it – not only does the city have some of the oldest ruins in the world, but it’s also full of artifacts and museums that help bring ancient Greece to life.

You can walk with your kids around the Acropolis and discuss mythology or democracy, which all started here. It is the best place to help your kids to fall in love with history., mythology and architecture.

Besides museums and ruins, Athens offers lots of other activities like strolling through Palaka visit one of the many traditional taverns to eat amazing greek food.

The best time to visit Athens with kids is in the spring or fall when the weather is mild, and there are fewer tourists. The summer months can be very hot and crowded, and the winter months can be cold and rainy.

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If you are looking for a tropical paradise for your tween that offers not only incredible goldilocks weather, but a plethora of activities that they will love, then Far North Queensland in Australia is a top choice. 

Boasting two world heritage sites, The Great Barrier Reef and the Daintree Rainforest, you can fill your days up here with adventure and sightseeing.

Base yourself in Cairns , Palm Cove or Port Douglas where you can take a day trip out to one of the many tropical islands and swim with turtles whilst glimpsing the incredible coral reefs or head to the Daintree. At 150 million years it is the oldest and most biologically diverse tropical rainforest in the world where you can glimpse colourful butterflies, the cassowary and more. 

Cane toad racing, crocodile feeding, waterfall swimming, train rides, sugar cane farms,  and more, Far North Queensland never fails to get a giant tick from both my kids.  

If you are looking for a real treat for the family, we highly recommend booking a swim-out apartment at the Pullman Port Douglas Sea Temple Resort & Spa for the length of your stay. 

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Bali is the ideal place to holiday with your tween. The best option is to rent a villa with a private pool somewhere like Seminyak or Canggu for beach life or around Ubud for the mountains. Then you have the opportunity to enjoy all the activities Bali has to offer.

Our favourites are the beach clubs such as Jungle Fish (Ubud) or Ku De Ta (Seminyak), the temple at Ulluatu, and the Monkey Forest at Ubud. There’s also the Bali Safari park where you can stay over.

Bali has so many options of things to see, eat and do, so avoid the resorts and get out and explore!

Recommended by Brad from Family Travel in the Middle East

Jordan is a land of mystery, with the incredible Lost City of Petra its most famous site, but did you know it’s also home to the ancient Roman city of Gerasa, Bethany Beyond the Jordan, Mount Nebo, and the Madaba Map? It’s one small Middle Eastern country with an incredibly deep history dating back thousands of years; the perfect destination to complement the Middle School learning of little explorers who love bringing lessons to life.

Unlike many of its neighbours, Jordan has remained a peaceful moderate in the region, perfectly safe for a rich and incredible family adventure back through time. If the history alone isn’t enough to capture their imaginations, tell me a child who doesn’t want to visit the lowest point on earth and float in the Dead Sea?

I recommend 7 to 10 days for your first trip to see all the best highlights of Jordan, with spring and autumn the best times of year to visit. You’ll be moving around a lot, but I can highly recommend Wadi Rum Bedouin Camp as one of the best overnight stops for sleeping under the vast star-lit sky of Wadi Rum Desert, a tween adventure of a lifetime.

Have we inspired your next tween adventure? Let us know if you have any other fabulous destinations to suggest for your next vacation with tweens.

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21 Vacations With Teens And Tweens In The United States That Are Sure To Impress

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Have you ever worried about finding a travel destination that will actually impress your tweens or teens? There are so many wonderful places to visit in the United States, and it can be tough to narrow down the options when traveling, especially with tweens or teens in tow. Have no fear! You’ve finally found a guide for US vacation destinations that will impress even the pickiest or the coolest of teens. With the help of our family travel community ( 56K+ strong on Facebook ), we’ve curated this list just for you. From stunning national parks oozing with adventure to vibrant cities filled with culture, there’s something for everyone on this list. So start planning your next family vacation – your tweens and teens will thank you for it (just maybe not out loud!). Keep reading to discover 21 Vacations With Teens and Tweens In The United States That Are Sure To Impress .

Best Vacations for Teens and Tweens on the East Coast

If you’re looking for ideas for East Coast vacations with teens and tweens, you have no shortage of options. Families will love traveling to these East Coast cities, from trendy New York City to historical Washington DC. Keep reading to discover some of the best vacations with teens and tweens on the East Coast!

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New York, New York

There is no shortage of things to do in New York City with tweens and teens. No matter what your teens are into, they’re sure to find something to their liking here. From art, culture, and museums to shopping and age-appropriate nightlife, NYC has it all!

If your teen is into fashion, they’ll be in heaven shopping on Fifth Avenue . Here, they can discover new trends at stores like Louis Vuitton, Zara, and Sephora. Then, for art lovers, a visit to The Metropolitan Museum of Art and MoMA is a must. If you have history buffs in tow, Museum Mile is sure to please. Spend your days exploring museums like El Museo del Barrio . And if your teen is looking for a little bit of everything, a tour of Central Park is the perfect way to see some of the city’s most famous landmarks. Finally, don’t miss out on destinations like Times Square , the Empire State Building , and the Statue of Liberty . These iconic, Instagram-able destinations are sure to excite your teen travelers. Indeed, no matter what your teen or tween is interested in, they’ll have a blast in New York City!

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Where to Stay in New York City with Teens and Tweens

Families looking for somewhere to stay in New York with teens and tweens have their fair share of options! In Lower Manhattan, we recommend the Millennium Downtown New York Hotel in the Financial District or the trendy Greenwich Hotel in Tribeca. In Midtown Manhattan, try the Loews Regency New York or Omni Berkshire Place . Or, for a true luxury experience, visit the nearby St. Regis New York . Remember to check out other NYC hotels with pools and spacious suites . NYC also has many affordable Airbnb and Vrbo options in and around the outer boroughs. With so many options for accommodations, NYC is undoubtedly one of the top destinations for teens and tweens in the US!

Boston, Massachusetts

Boston is a great place to travel with your teens and tweens. From art to culture, there is so much to see and do in this historic Massachusetts city. Indeed, Boston is a haven for everyone, from foodies to sports fans. Here are the teen hot spots in Boston!

To start, museum-loving teens and tweens will love exploring the Freedom Trail . This 2.5-mile trail takes you to 16 different historical sites, including Boston Common and the USS Constitution Museum . Then, be sure to add visiting the Museum of Fine Arts and Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum to your itinerary too. Alternatively, get a fright aboard the Boston Ghosts & Gravestones Night-Time Trolley Tour . Sporty teens can catch a baseball game at Fenway Park, home of the Boston Red Sox. Or, see the New England Patriots play at Gillette Stadium . Families with a foodie in tow can meander through “ Little Italy ,” where authentic Italian bakeries line the streets. Plus, Boston is filled with a scrumptious array of fresh seafood (including lobster!). Finally, there are plenty of trendy places to shop for your family’s fashionistas, from high-end Newbury Street stores to unique finds in the South End .

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Where to Stay in Boston with Teens and Tweens

As one of the best vacations for teens and tweens in the United States, Boston has plenty of family-friendly hotels! For the most convenient locations, stay at the Fairmont Copley Plaza , Kimpton Nine Zero Hotel , or the Boston Marriott Long Wharf. All boast kid-friendly amenities such as pools and are located near the city’s best attractions. For more suggestions on where to stay at one of the top vacation ideas with teens, consult our list of the best hotels in Boston for families !

Tweens and teens love Washington, DC ! Here, teens can witness history come to life before their very eyes. Certainly, tweens and teens will love exploring all the different monuments, landmarks, and museums in DC – especially on wheels! No wonder this is one of the best vacations for teens and tweens in the United States.

It is well-known that Washington, DC is a great place to learn about history. Tweens and teens will appreciate seeing information from their textbooks become more real with context, experience, and connection. Firstly, check out some of the Smithsonian museums to learn about different topics like science, art, and culture. Whatever your teen is interested in, the Smithsonian has you covered with its many museums and galleries. Afterward, families can also tour the White House or the Capitol Building to see where the President of the United States and other politicians work and make history in real-time. Families can book a bike or segway tour to explore Washington DC on wheels to add a little whimsy to their learning. Finally, don’t miss wandering around Georgetown. Here, teens can shop til they drop and munch on trendy eats .

Looking for more teenager vacation ideas in DC? Use this Exciting Washington, DC, Field Trip Itinerary For Families With Tweens and Teens .

Where to Stay in DC with Teens and Tween s

Washington, DC, is home to an array of family-friendly hotels that are perfect for trips with teens and tweens! For an indoor pool, consider The Watergate Hotel . Meanwhile, The Ritz-Carlton Washington DC includes fun activities like a scavenger hunt around the city. Families can also stay near famous attractions like The White House or the US Capitol Building by booking a stay at the Hyatt Place Washington DC. Or, venture to DuPont Circle and stay at The Darcy . For more hotel suggestions, check out our list of family-friendly hotels in DC. Or, if you want a home and apartment rental, check out our Airbnb, Vrbo , and our recommendations for the best neighborhoods to stay in while visiting DC.

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Bar Harbor, Maine

Bar Harbor offers one of the most adventurous destinations for teens and tweens. This low-key but charming town is located on the coast of Maine and is home to Acadia National Park . Here, families will discover plenty of things to do, including hiking, biking, kayaking, and more.

Start your adventure in Acadia National Park. Teens can embark on exciting hikes like Beehive Loop and Cadillac Summit Loop . Exploring tide pools, kayaking, and wildlife tours are also available. Coastal Kayaking Tours is one option to get teens on the water and having fun! Then, Bar Harbor is also a great place for teens and tweens to learn about history. In fact, the town was once one of the busiest ports in the US and was a major shipbuilding center during the Civil War. Several museums in Bar Harbor tell the story of the town’s past, including La Rochelle Mansion and Museum . Finally, if your teen or tween is looking for a place to relax, Bar Harbor is the perfect spot. There are several beaches where they can sunbathe or swim. When they get hungry, plenty of restaurants also serve fresh seafood.

Don’t miss these Amazing Things to Do in Bar Harbor with Kids !

Best Vacations for Teens and Tweens in the South

While the South may not be the first trendy vacation idea with teens that comes to mind, don’t overlook it! From New Orleans to Sedona, there are a few places in the South that are sure to WOW your tweens and teens! Here are the top three Southern vacations for teens and tweens in the United States.

Pigeon Forge/Gatlinburg, Tennessee

Pigeon Forge and Gatlinburg are two great Tennesse cities for trips for teens and tweens. Located in the Great Smoky Mountains , they both offer plenty of activities to keep teens from uttering the dreadful “I’m bored” line.

Start your Tennesse adventure in the Great Smokey Mountains . Outdoorsy teens will love hiking to view Grotto Falls and Laurel Falls . White water rafting is another popular itinerary item near Gatlinburg with teens. Then, teens who aren’t afraid of heights can get a bird’s-eye view at Anakeesta Theme Park . Have a country music fan in your family? You can’t miss a trip to Dollywood , where families can enjoy amusement park rides and unique musical acts. Alternatively, Mysterious Mansion offers teens a thrilling scare as Gatlinburg’s year-round haunted house. Another excellent opportunity for teens and tweens in this area is exploring the Titanic Museum to learn about the ill-fated ship and its passengers. Finally, parents will also love that these cities offer very affordable destinations! In fact, you can usually find several deals on hotels and attractions if you plan your trip in advance.

Looking for more teenager vacation ideas to fill your days in Pigeon Forge and Gatlinburg? Check out this Exciting Family Itinerary For Gatlinburg & Pigeon Forge .

New Orleans, Louisiana

Teens can often be fickle travel companions, preferring screens to scenes. However, New Orleans is sure to get them off their phones and enjoy a family vacation with you. Whether your tweens or teens are into foodie culture, haunted sights, or natural wonders, New Orleans has what you need for your next adventure together.

Start your family trip to New Orleans in the French Quarter , where foodie teens can munch on Cajun and Creole foods. Don’t miss the beignets at the iconic Cafe du Monde . After hours, meander the city at night on a haunted tour . Get your teen’s adrenaline pumping with spooky tales of vampires, pirates, and ghosts. Then, music lovers will adore hearing a show at Preservation Hall , which has been playing traditional New Orleans jazz since the 1960s. Looking for a change of pace? Airboat tours offer a thrilling day out for families. Alternatively, wildlife enthusiasts can embark on a bayou tour to see gators, birds, and more with Happiness Bayou Tours or Cajun Encounters .

Finally, there’s nothing New Orleans loves more than a great festival or party. Check their events calendar to see what unique upcoming events will pique your teen’s interest. Indeed, New Orleans ranks among the top vacation ideas with teens!

Add these 19 Exciting Things To Do In New Orleans With Kids to your itinerary!

Where to Stay in New Orleans with Teens and Tweens

Planning a trip to New Orleans with teens and tweens? Families love Ritz-Carlton, New Orleans, for its central location in the French Quarter and luxury hotel amenities. Then, Loews New Orleans Hotel is another option near the French Quarter. Or, stay within walking distance of Jackson Square in a historic building at Grenoble House .

If you’re looking for pool vacation ideas with teens in New Orleans, try Omni Royal Orleans . We also love Royal Sonesta Hotel New Orleans , Bourbon Orleans Hotel , and The Roosevelt New Orleans, A Waldorf Astoria Hotel . For more information, please read our article about family-friendly hotels in New Orleans. Families seeking additional room to spread out (with kitchen or outdoor space possibilities) can try Vrbo and Airbnb too.

Sedona, Arizona

Sedona is a great place for trips for teens and tweens. The area is filled with natural beauty, including its iconic red rocks and canyon views. Plus, there are plenty of activities to keep your teens and tweens entertained, from hiking and biking to exploring the local shops and restaurants.

Science-minded teens will have a blast in Sedona. Not only can they learn about the area’s unrivaled geology, but they can immerse themselves in pristine, natural beauty. Explore the area by hiking trails like Bell Rock Pathway , a 7-mile round-trip hike with up-close views of Sedona’s iconic rock formations. Don’t miss Palatiki National Heritage Site , the largest (and perhaps most famous) cliff dwelling in the area. Or, see Sedona with speed on a Pink Jeep tour. One of the most popular tours is the Scenic Rim Tour , a 2.5-hour adventure that teens will adore. Teens interested in astronomy will appreciate taking an out-of-this-world tour with Evening Sky Tours , a Sedona Stargazing Tour , or visiting Lowell Observatory . Plus, if you’re looking to broaden your adventures, you can take a day trip to the Grand Canyon. Finally, if your teens are into spiritual healing, Sedona is known for its many energy vortexes.

Use this Exciting 5-Day Sedona Itinerary For Families to plan your Sedona adventures!

Where to Stay in Sedona with Tweens and Teens

For somewhere to stay in Sedona with teens, check out the Enchantment Resort , a luxury hotel located in the heart of Boynton Canyon. In addition to an outside pool, a kids’ camp, and organized weekly activities for families, it provides an incredible view of Sedona’s stunning red rocks. Tucked in the red rock canyons, L’Auberge de Sedona offers a choice of rooms at its lodge or even more spacious cottages. We also recommend Adobe Grand Villas , Amara Resort and Spa , and Junipine Resort , among other hotels in Sedona, for fun vacations with teens.

The Florida Keys

For parents who really want to impress hard-to-please tweens and teens, a trip to the Florida Keys is an incredible option! From turquoise waters to friendly locals, there is a lot to love about this Floridian paradise. Here, active teens can swim, snorkel, go parasailing, and more!

The Florida Keys are a chain of islands off the southern coast of Florida. Key West is the most popular destination, but there are also many other smaller islands to explore. Teens interested in history can tour several historic lighthouse sites across the east coast of the Keys, including the Key West Lighthouse & Keepers Quarters . The Key West Shipwreck Museum is another great option for learning about local history. Then, adventurous tweens and teens can explore the area by water aboard kayaks , sailboats , jet skis , and more.

Don’t miss the chance to get in the water! Whether your teens love to wade in the ocean along pristine beaches , or snorkel with the fish amongst serene scenes of beautiful coral, you have many options here. Want to hear a few fishy ghost tales about pirates and treasure? Embark on a ghost tour with Ghosts & Gravestones Tour Key West . No wonder this is one of the best vacations for teens and tweens in the United States!

Where to Stay in the Florida Keys with Teens and Tweens

Enjoy fun in the sun during your stay in the Florida Keys! For family-friendly accommodations in Key West, consider Key West Marriott Beachside . With everything from simple guest rooms to three-room residences, it offers a bunch of activities like water sports. In Key West, families also love Parrot Key Hotel and Villas , the Casa Marina Key West, A Waldorf Astoria Resort , and ​​the Hyatt Centric Resort and Spa . On Key Largo, families can stay at Baker’s Cay Resort, Key Largo ,  or at Hawks Cay Resort on Duck Key. As one of the top destinations for teens and tweens in the US, there are many more options to consider. You can find them on this list of the best hotels in Key West and the Florida Keys .

Best Vacations for Teens and Tweens in the Mountain States

The mountains are calling, and you must pack your bags for more of the best vacations for teens and tweens in the United States! There is nothing outdoorsy teens love more than mountain views. Take your adventurous teens on a vacation to remember to one of these mountain state destinations.

Sun Valley, Idaho

Perhaps one of the most underrated destinations for teens on this list, Sun Valley , Idaho, is also one of the best outdoor destinations for tweens or teens. In fact, there are plenty of activities to keep them busy, including hiking, biking, and skiing in the winter. Sun Valley also has a great selection of shops and restaurants. Best of all? It’s located in an absolutely stunning setting that will please everyone in your family.

Start your summer trip with a bit of hiking. Teens will love the four-mile loop trail at Taylor Canyon , which is filled with wildflowers and mountain views. Okay with a bit of climbing while you hike? The Bald Mountain Trail is a great option! Afterward, snag a free ride down the mountain by gondola. Bikers can traverse the paved Wood River Trail , where you can bike four miles to the Sawtooth Botanical Garden . Families who love to ice skate will appreciate the outdoor skating rink (it’s open year-round!). Indeed, teens will adore moving across the ice under the warm summer sun. Alternatively, families can enjoy the Dollar Mountain ski area in the winter. Here families will find gentle slopes, as well as challenging terrain parks. More adventurous skiers can head to Bald Mountain . Other winter activities like ice skating, sledding, sleigh rides, and more. 

Colorado Springs, Colorado

Mountain views and thrilling activities make Colorado Springs one of the top destinations for teens and tweens. This Colorado town is well known for its proximity to Pikes Peak and Garden of the Gods, as well as its wide array of outdoor activities like hiking, biking, and more.

First, explore the many trails or outdoor ​​rock climbing opportunities of Garden of the Gods. Would you prefer to explore on wheels? Adventures Out West offers an exciting segway tour within the park. On the 2-hour tour, guides will take families to several stops to soak in views of the ancient rock formations, as well as share information about area flora and fauna. Jeep tours and ATV tours are also available in the area. Want to explore Colorado Springs by air? Take a Royal Gorge Zip Line Tour . Alternatively, explore by water aboard a white water rafting experience.

Then, just an hour away from the city, Pikes Peak is a must for teens and tweens. When you require an indoor activity, there are also several museums in the city, such as the National Museum of World War II Aviation and the Money Museum. No wonder Colorado Springs is one of the best trips for teens!

Want to see more of Colorado with teens and tweens? Take a Colorado road trip with teens using this One-Week Colorado Itinerary For Families: Excellent for This Summer!

Where to Stay in Colorado Springs with Tweens and Teens

Colorado Springs is brimming with family-friendly hotels! To stay on the beautiful shores of Cheyenne Lake, book the iconic Broadmoor , which has summer activities for all ages. For a cozier feel, try the Cheyenne Mountain Colorado Springs, A Dolce Resort , located on a private lake. The Gardens of the Gods Resort and Club offers guests a chance to stay inside a private country club near the best sights in town. Of course, tweens will love the indoor water park at the Great Wolf Lodge Colorado Springs ! For more suggestions on where to stay, read our list of hotels in Colorado Springs that families will Love .

Looking for more adventure-filled vacations with teens and tweens in the United States? Moab is sure to please even your most persnickety of travelers! This small town is located in the heart of Utah’s red rock country and is a haven for outdoor activities.

While you’re here, there are plenty of hiking and biking trails to explore, as well as canyoneering and rock climbing. And if you’re really feeling adventurous, you can even go river rafting on the Colorado River . Moab is also home to Arches National Park , where you can see some of the world’s most impressive natural rock formations. There are over 2,000 natural sandstone arches in the park, as well as hiking trails and scenic viewpoints. Moab is also perfect for taking an off-roading adventure , which you can do in Canyonlands or Arches National Parks and other locations. Have an aspiring paleontologist in your family, don’t miss the Paleosafari Moab Giants or Mill Canyon Dinosaur Trails (where you can see fossilized tracks!). Finally, there are plenty of places to stay in Moab with tweens and teens, everything from hotels to RV parks and camping sites. 

Don’t miss these Adventurous Things to Do in Moab That Kids Will Love !

Where to Stay in Moab with Teens and Tween

If you need somewhere to stay in Moab with teens and tweens, you’re in the right place. For a typical hotel experience, try the Hyatt Place Moab , which has an outdoor pool and hot tub. Parents who want to stay close to Arches National Park will appreciate the convenience of the Hoodoo Moab, Curio Collection By Hilton . For a more rugged experience in the wilderness, check out Base Camp Adventure Lodge , Under Canvas Glamping Tents Moab , and the Red Cliffs Lodge. Regardless of which spot you choose, you’re sure to have a fun vacation with teens!

Telluride, Colorado

There are plenty of reasons to visit Telluride , Colorado, with your teen or tween. The charming town is nestled in a beautiful mountain valley and is surrounded by picturesque scenery. Not to mention, there are plenty of outdoor activities to enjoy in the area, too, including hiking, biking, and skiing in the winter. 

The Telluride & Mountain Village Gondola is a gorgeous way to start your time here. This bird’s eye view of the area is sure to impress. Then, embark on a 5-mile hike in Bear Creek Preserve to see the 70-foot cascading waterfall, Bear Creek Falls . And, if your teen or tween is into adventure activities, they can even go zip-lining or try their hand at river rafting . Alternatively, winter visitors can hit the slopes at Telluride Ski Resort . Telluride is also home to several great museums and historical sites too. In fact, the Telluride Historical Museum is housed in a beautiful Victorian building and tells the story of the town’s mining past.

Have a foodie teen? Be sure to check out Brown Dog Pizza for some of the best local pizzas. Then, Baked in Telluride is great for a latte and a pastry to start the day. With so much to offer, this is undoubtedly one of the best vacations with teens and tweens in the United States.

Interested in fun vacations for teens with skiing? Here are the Best Ski-In/Ski-Out Resorts In Colorado For Families .

Lake Tahoe, Nevada/California

Lake Tahoe is an incredible destination for teens and tweens. Situated in the Sierra Nevada Mountains, Lake Tahoe is known for its beautiful scenery, as well as for offering fun vacations for teens. Whether you’re on the Nevada side or the California side, there are plenty of recreational activities to keep your teen or tween busy, including hiking, biking, swimming, and boating.

Few places in the United States can rival the beauty of Lake Tahoe. It’s no wonder it’s a popular destination for families! The lake itself is stunning, with crystal-clear water and towering mountains. Challenge teens to plan a fun day at the lake for the whole family. They can select from activities like lakeside picnics, beachside games, swimming, or kayaking and paddle boarding. You can even take a clear-bottom kayak tour ! Then, sneak in an exciting day at Tah o e Treetop Adventure Parks , offering a series of courses and zip lines to traverse. Plus, don’t miss the chance to go rafting down the Truckee River ! The gentle 5-mile float offers stunning views and tons of fun in the sun. Consider booking with either Truckee River Raft Co. or Truckee River Rafting . Finally, those wanting to explore the area by horseback have several options, including Piping Rock Equestrian Center .

Traveling in the summer? Check out these ​​ Summer Activities in North Lake Tahoe That Kids Will Love .

Jackson Hole, Wyoming

Looking for a place that offers several diverse, adventurous teenager vacation ideas? Look no further than Jackson Hole , Wyoming. Not only is it close to two national parks, but outdoorsy teens and tweens can spend their days hiking, biking, fishing, or kayaking.

First, head to Yellowstone National Park , home to various wildlife, including bears, bison, and elk. And, of course, no trip to Yellowstone National Park would be complete without seeing the geysers and other natural wonders. Next, Grand Tetons National Park provides miles of trails along the Snake River. Then, families can also try a thrilling experience like water-rafting , rock climbing , or horseback riding. If white water rafting is your jam, there are several options on the Snake River. If you’re looking to take in Jackson Hole from the skies, Jackson Hole Mountain Resort and Snow King Mountain Resort offer ropes course adventures that teens will love. Back in town, don’t miss catching the Jackson Hole Shootout . Looking for a truly unique experience that will impress teens? Head to Astoria Hot Springs , just 20 minutes from Jackson. Finally, don’t miss all the action at Jackson Hole Rodeo !

Planning to spend most of your time at the Grand Tetons National Park? Use our Ultimate Guide to Grand Tetons National Park with Kids .

Best Vacations for Teens and Tweens on the West Coast

If you want to impress your tweens and teens, go west! Along the West Coast, families will discover an array of fun vacations for teens and tweens. Here are two of our favorite West Coast options for vacations with tweens and teens in the United States!

Los Angeles, California

Next on our list of the best destinations for teens and tweens in the United States is Los Angeles . In this palm tree-lined teen utopia, there are plenty of activities to keep them busy and having fun, from sightseeing to shopping.

One of the most popular attractions in Los Angeles is the Hollywood Walk of Fame . Your teen or tween can explore the stars of their favorite movies and TV shows. Plus, they can also take a picture with their favorite star’s handprints! Film buffs will also enjoy checking out Universal Studios Hollywood . Indeed, Harry Potter fans can’t miss a chance to visit The Wizarding World Of Harry Potter ! For more thrills, check out nearby Disneyland or Knott’s Berry Farm .

Fashion icons in your family will find plenty of shopping in LA too. Many stores cater to teens, including Forever 21 and H&M . Then, trendy teens will also adore exploring Chinatown with its beautiful lanterns, historic architecture, and yummy restaurants. Finally, teens can also stroll the Venice Beach Boardwalk or take surf lessons . Other fun beaches near LA include Playa del Ray and Little Corona del Mar . Pleasing almost every travel style, it’s no wonder LA is one of the best vacations for tweens and teens in the United States!

Don’t miss these 10 Exciting Things To Do In Los Angeles With Teens and Preteens This Summer !

San Diego, California

Just a few hours south of LA, San Diego is another great option for vacationing with teens and tweens in the United States. This California city offers beautiful weather year-round, and plenty of activities to keep everyone entertained.

When you’re ready to start having fun, there are several famous attractions in San Diego, including SeaWorld , Legoland , and the San Diego Zoo . Plus, teens can leave San Diego sun-kissed and tan after lounging on one of the many nearby beaches, including Mission Beach and Pacific Beach . Active families can also rent bicycles from one of the many shops along Mission Beach and cruise the oceanfront bike path down to Belmont Park . If you really want to impress them in San Diego, embark on a sunset boat cruise around the harbor with Hornblower . Talk about Instagramable ocean views! Then, take nature-loving tweens and teens to Torrey Pines State Natural Reserve for a hike along the beautiful jagged hills. In nearby La Jolla, you can even book a kayak tour through sea caves with La Jolla Sea Cave Kayaks . Not to mention, spot sea lions while you meander the beach area. 

Spending a week in the area? Use this Best 7-Day San Diego Itinerary with Kids .

Where to Stay in San Diego with Teens and Tweens

Wondering where to stay in San Diego with teens and tweens? Situated on 400 sprawling acres, the Fairmont Grand Del Mar is centrally located, kid-friendly, and even has four pools. Families who want to stay directly on the beach will love Hotel Del Coronado, Curio Collection By Hilton . It’s housed on a Victorian property and is only five miles from downtown San Diego. For more San Diego hotel suggestions, please read our article on the best waterfront hotels in San Diego for families.

Best Vacations for Teens and Tweens in Alaska and Hawaiʻi

Epic adventures await your family in Alaska or Hawaiʻi. While flights might be a tad longer than those in the Lower 48, teens and tweens can handle the distance in anticipation of these exciting destinations. If you’re still looking for some of the best vacations for tweens and teens in the US, keep reading.

While there are many great destinations for teens or tweens in the United States, Alaska is one of the best places to visit. Alaska is a great place to travel with teens and tweens because it offers so many different activities, including sea and land-based adventures. For example, your family can go hiking, fishing, canoeing, whale spotting, or even dog sledding. Plus, Alaska also has some of the most breathtaking scenery in the country. 

Start your exploration of Alaska at Denali National Park and Preserve . Consider hiking trails like the 3.2-mile McKinley Station Trail , great for birders, or the scenic 4.6-mile McKinley Bar Trail . Want to take a bird’s eye view of the park? Take a flightseeing tour of Denali National Park by floatplane. If eastern Alaska is on your itinerary, teens will be thrilled to try climbing on the ice faces of Root Glacier at Wrangell-St. Elias National Park . Other unique outdoor adventures in Alaska include glacial pools, ice caves, and hiking along the ice fields in Kenai Fjords National Park . Alaska also has several teen-friendly museums, such as the Anchorage Museum and the Iditarod Dog Sled Race Museum . And, of course, no trip to Alaska would be complete without seeing fantastic wildlife, such as whales, bears, and eagles.

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Maui, Hawaiʻi

If you’re looking for a tropical getaway with teens or tweens, look no further than Maui ! The second largest of the Islands of Hawaiʻi, Maui offers plenty of teen-friendly activities like snorkeling, hiking, surfing, biking, and kayaking. Certainly, Maui is also a great place to relax and enjoy beautiful beaches.

Start your trip by soaking up the sun. There are many beaches to choose from in Maui, including Kapalua Bay , Launiupoko Beach Park , and Nāpili Bay . While you relax on the beach, let tweens and teens splash, swim, and snorkel. There are also many scenic hikes that the whole family can enjoy. Consider beautiful trails like Pīpīwai Trail (located above the Oheo Gulch), Twin Falls Hike , or Wai’anapanapa Coastal Trail . For more outdoor adventures, add Haleakalā National Park to your itinerary (it’s a great place to catch a sunset!). To learn more about Maui’s local cultures and history, you can visit the Maui Ocean Center, The Aquarium of Hawaii, or the Royal Lahaina Luau. Regardless of how you fill your days, Maui is undoubtedly one of the best places to visit in the United States with tweens or teenagers.

Alternatively, if you’re looking for more active teenager vacation ideas, consider spending a few days in Honolulu , on the island of Oʻahu . For a quieter holiday, consider spending time on the island of Kauaʻi . This is undoubtedly one of the best vacations for tweens and teens in the United States!

Don’t miss experiencing the Road to Hāna, Maui with Kids – Exciting Half-Day Itinerary .

Where to Stay on Maui with Teens and Tweens

Parents love the family-friendly hotels in Maui! In Ka’anapali Beach, there’s the Hyatt Residence Club Maui, Ka’anapali Beac h , and The Westin Maui Resort & Spa . These oceanfront hotels in Maui make it easy to jump into the water and swim with a turtle. Wailea, on South Maui, is home to Grand Wailea Maui, A Waldorf Astoria Resort , the Fairmont Kea Lani Maui , and Four Seasons Resort Maui at Wailea . Kīhei, between Ka’anapali and Wailea, is where most rental condos are located for those who would rather have space over amenities. Be sure to also check out these awesome hotels in Hawaiʻi!

Best National Park Vacations for Tweens and Teens

Budding naturalists and outdoor enthusiasts won’t find anything to complain about when visiting the best national parks for tweens and teens. Across the US, teen travelers will have a blast embarking on epic outdoor adventures at these national parks. Whether you want hiking, fishing, camping, or rafting, these national parks can please even the pickiest of teens. Indeed, they rank highly amongst the best vacations with teens and tweens in the United States.

Great Smoky Mountains National Park

Located in Tennessee and North Carolina, Great Smoky Mountains National Park is one of the best national parks for tweens and teens. Part of the Appalachian Mountains, families will have the opportunity to learn about and observe a variety of local plant and animal life here. Plus, the mountains offer a variety of activities that will keep your tweens and teens entertained during the whole vacation! There are hiking trails, waterfalls, and scenic drives – to name a few things. Plus, your family can also enjoy horseback riding, fishing, and camping within the park. Inside the park, consider hiking trails like Abram Falls Trail, a popular 5.2-mile trail with a waterfall. Alternatively, Mount LeConte (via the Alum Cave Trail) is a beautiful 11-mile hike (arguably one of the most exciting trails in the park!).

After long days exploring the park, nearby attractions include Ripley’s Believe It Or Not Museum and the Gatlinburg Space Needle (which offers a 360-degree view of the mountains). Finally, families can also explore one of the best vacations with teens and tweens in the United States by ATV with Bluff Mountain Adventures .

Here are the 10 Best National Parks in the United States for Families .

The Big National Parks 5 in Utah

Looking for a truly epic adventure for your active tweens or teens? Take a family vacation to the Big 5 National Parks in Utah ! Teens and tweens are at a stage where they want to explore and have new experiences. What better place to do that than in some of America’s best national parks? The Big 5 encompasses Bryce Canyon, Zion, Arches, Capitol Reef, and Canyonlands National Parks. All are known for their natural beauty and incredible outdoor adventures like hiking, rafting, camping, and more. Whether you visit one or visit them all, your tweens and teens are sure to be impressed! Here’s a brief breakdown of each park to learn more.

Zion National Park is one of the country’s most famous national parks, and it’s easy to see why. With its stunning red rock cliffs, hiking trails, and river rafting, there’s something for everyone in this park. Then, Bryce Canyon National Park is known for its beautiful hoodoos (rock formations that look like pillars or columns). It’s a great place to hike, take scenic drives, and stargaze. Arches National Park is home to more than 2,000 natural stone arches, making it a must-see for any teen or tween (and adults, too!). In addition to the arches, there are also hiking trails, canyoneering routes, and petroglyphs. Perhaps one of the most underrated parks, Capitol Reef National Park is worth visiting for its stunning canyons, domes, and bridges in the Waterpocket Fold. Finally, Canyonlands National Park showcases a primitive desert vibe with out-of-this-world views. 

Use this Utah National Parks Road Trip Itinerary For Families to help plan your trip!

Grand Canyon National Park

Grand Canyon National Park is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the United States. And for a good reason! In fact, the Grand Canyon is one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World, stretching 227 miles long. It’s truly a sight to behold. 

There are plenty of things to do at the Grand Canyon for families too. For teens and tweens, explore thrilling hiking trails, like the almost 13-mile Grand Canyon Rim Trail . Alternatively, another great option is the nearly 4-mile North Kaibab Trail to Supai Tunnel and Coconino Overlook . Then, you can also take a tour on a mule or go rafting down the Colorado River. The Grand Canyon is also a great place to learn about American history and culture. Numerous Native American tribes have lived in the area for centuries. Families will certainly appreciate learning more about their unique histories and seeing their traditional dwellings. If you’re looking for a place to travel with your teens and tweens that is both beautiful and educational, the Grand Canyon is a great option.

Decided on the Grand Cayon? Try this Amazing Sedona and Grand Canyon Itinerary For Families .

Happy Traveling with Tweens and Teens!

There’s no doubt that traveling with tweens and teenagers can be challenging, but it can also be incredibly rewarding. If you’re looking for fun places to travel with your teens and tweens, we hope you found a great idea or two from this list featuring the 21 Vacations With Teens and Tweens In The United States That Are Sure To Impress . From national parks and epic outdoor adventures to historic cities and trendy shopping destinations, plenty of exciting US destinations are sure to impress even the coolest of teenage travelers. Have a great time exploring some of the best vacations for teens and tweens in the United States!

*Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, some of the attractions, accommodations, or things to do on this list may be closed. Please ensure availability before making your decision. 

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Top toys & games for occupying tween travellers in 2024.

Boredom busting toys and gadgets to keep your tween happy on long journeys

The tween years (around ages 9-12) can be a tricky time for any parent and child, especially when planning trips and vacations.

Once highly anticipated activities are now dubbed “uncool,” and around this age, many tweens become less family-centred and more focused on friends and other relationships.  This is not true for every single tween in existence, however.  The tween spectrum is filled with children at all development stages trying to figure out who they are and where they fit in the world.  

Despite all of the “ tween ” stereotypes out there, our family still manages to create beautiful memories on a daily basis, and going on trips together is still a joy – mostly!  There are, of course, times when everyone needs their space, but we can always come together to laugh and have fun with each other in the interim. 

Just like travelling with a toddler, it’s not just what you do but what you don’t; allowing downtime and individual space is very important. We’re going to explore some tips for travelling with your tween as well as the Best Travel Toys for Tweens to take on their next adventure. 

This post is part of our tried & tested travel gear reviews and our best travel toys

Tips for traveling with tweens.

If you’re unsure how to approach your first vacation with your child since “tweenhood,” here are some helpful tips to help invest them in the journey: 

Involve Them in the Planning Process

Tweens like to feel like their voice matters, especially when it comes to planning a big family trip.  Since you and your partner will be aware of budgeting constraints, present your children with several options and get their input on where they’d like to go. 

You can even put your tween in charge of looking up activities and sightseeing opportunities for each destination so that everyone can make an informed decision. 

Put Them in Charge of Packing

A nice thing about having a tween is that they’re old enough to take over the packing process (at least for themselves).  Help them create a packing list for clothes and essential items they’ll need on the trip, and then “release the reins” for them to assemble everything in their own luggage. 

No, it may not be how you might fold the underwear, but this added responsibility will help them realize the importance of being prepared. 

Depending on what sort of trip you are going on, this might involve needing a large backpack with all their clothes, toys, electronics, and toiletries; a smaller daypack for Disney or theme park-style trips, or taking their own suitcase along with a small car/plane bag.

High Sierra Loop Backpack

PU Leather Purse Backpack

Rockland Melbourne Hardside Expandable Spinner Wheel Luggage

FLYMEI Cute Backpack

(Always discretly double check your tweens packing before you go!)

Set Rules for Screen Time

We have found that it’s best to lead by example when it comes to limiting screen time while travelling.  If the focus of our trip is to spend family time together, it’s not exactly fair to forbid screen time for our tweens yet to spend hours on our phones and laptops ourselves. 

We suggest slotting time each day for screen time and setting rules for when phones and tablets need to be put away.  If your tween knows the expectations ahead of time, it should be less challenging to maintain consistency while travelling. 

Plan Some Down Time

You’ll find that no matter how much fun your family is having, everyone is going to need regular downtime each day.  This is especially true if you have younger children as well. 

Try to block out several hours of unscheduled time each day for your tween to read, have screen time, or simply snooze by the sand.  Many families return home feeling like they need a vacation after their vacation, which might indicate they tried to fit a little too much into each day.  

Let Them Go on Their Own Adventures

You’ll need to use your best judgment on this piece of advice, and this essentially comes down to your tween’s maturity and your comfort level.  Many vacation spots have supervised excursions that tweens and teens can do on their own, which allows them a level of independence. 

We suggest that you research these activities, read the reviews, and ask your tween if any of them sound interesting.  Your tween may reject the ideas, but they will appreciate the consideration. 

18 Best Travel Toys for Tweens

Whilst your tween is probably far too cool for a busy bag now, here are some helpful suggestions for what you can pack in their travel bag to keep them occupied on long journeys – in addition to their phone or tablet!

There are simple games they can access online, like play solitaire , but do have some app-based games and movies downloaded as a backup in case you have no internet.

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If you’re planning on taking a long road trip, put your tween in charge of reading these hilarious (and often gross) Would You Rather Questions for the family. 

The whole family can participate, and it will probably generate some side-splitting discussions as each person defends his or her choice.  Each person gets points if their explanation gets a laugh out of someone else, and the person with the most “laugh points” at the end wins!  

We’re big fans of the BrainBolt Brain Teaser Memory Game because it’s quiet enough to play on flights, although competition may get a little fierce.

Each player has to duplicate the pattern as the light sequence gets more complicated.  The memory game can be played solo, or you can join in the fun to see who has the best memory!

If your tween loves the art of origami, they’ll love this Melissa & Doug Origami Activity Set.  The set comes with enough paper to make 40 different animals, and fold marks indicate a range of skill levels, so your tween can create more intricate folds as their skills improve.  

Involve your whole family with these Difficult Riddles for Smart Kids (and adults!).  The book is divided into three different chapters that increase in difficulty as you move through it. 

The riddles and trick questions test a wide range of critical thinking skills, such as logic, lateral thinking, and memory.  

The Blank Comic Book for Kids is one of the best travel toys for tweens because it contains endless possibilities. 

With over 100 pages of different templates, your tween can create a visual log of your vacation, their own superhero comic, and anything in between.  The numerous template designs allow for one-page stories and longer, multi-page plots with more detailed scripts.   

If your teen loves challenging puzzles, this lightweight, portable tween travel toy is just the thing to keep them entertained for long car rides and flights.  

The player must arrange the gears to match the included challenge cards by folding and clicking them into position.  The challenge cards are divided into four difficulty levels in color and black and white so that your tween can work towards mastering them all!

The Spot It! Harry Potter Card Game is perfect for any tween who loves the book or movie series.  Your whole family can test their reflexes and observation skills with this travel toy for tweens. 

Instructions for each of the five ways to play are simple, and it’s easy for younger children to learn as well.  Be the first to spot the matching symbols on each card, and you’re on your way to victory.

Our favorite thing about Mad Libs is that they never get old, and they’re constantly adapting to current trends with different versions of the game, such as Marvel’s Avengers and Star Wars Droids. 

They’re also a fun and engaging way to help your tween remember essential parts of speech, such as nouns, verbs, and adjectives.  Have your tween ask for family contributions for each line, and then fill them in.  The results are often hilarious!

Marvel’s Avengers Mad Libs

Star Wars Droids Mad Libs

Keeping hands busy, the Choose Friendship, My Friendship Bracelet Maker is a convenient, travel-sized toy that children of a wide range of ages can enjoy. 

This portable kit comes with a large selection of vibrantly colored, pre-cut thread and threading board with a secret compartment for supplies.  Your tween can make meaningful bracelets for friends and family – maybe even new friends they make along the way – there are endless design possibilities.  

The LET’S GO! Binocular for Kids is an essential tween travel toy for any family trip or vacation.  It’s compact, shock-proof, and comes in a wide selection of colors to suit any tween’s individual taste. 

These high-resolution binoculars are ergonomically designed for smaller hands, so your tween can use comfortably use them to discover new sights.  

A card game that’s well and truly stood the test of time! Top Trumps is one of the easiest and most convenient games for tweens to play on the go on a huge variety of topics. Each player gets half the pack and you battle it out who has the best-rated card. Even younger siblings can give it a go!

Top Trumps Iconic Landmarks Card Game Bundle

Guinness World Records Top Trumps Card Game

STEM Top Trumps Card Game Bundle

Why can’t the classic family board game come with you? Monopoly has revolutionized over the years and there are plenty of different versions of travel monopoly to make this an ultra-portable game for tweens to take with them on vacation. Classic versions in a miniature set or Monopoly Deal, the fast-paced card game, you decide!

If you’re looking for an environmentally-friendly alternative to journals for your tween, the Rocketbook Smart Reusable Notebook is an ideal option. 

Your tween can upload their drawings, notes, and journal entries to several different digital platforms, such as Google Drive, Evernote, Slack, iCloud, and more.  Once the ink from the included Pilot Frixion pen bonds with the specialized paper, your tween can upload them using the free Rocketbook app.  

Many tweens love to doodle, draw, and color, which makes coloring books one of the best travel toys out there for kids of all ages.  The choices are also endless due to the widespread popularity of adult coloring books, so you can always find more complex designs and illustrations for your tween to enjoy. 

Coloring Books For Girls: Cute Animals

A Snarky Mandala Coloring Book

Tween Coloring Book: Black Background Vol 1

We recommend these coloring books for girls and boys as excellent, screen-free options for your next vacation, and don’t forget the markers!

Coloring Books For Boys Cool Cars And Vehicles

Coloring Markers Pens Set

Handy for holding their coloring gear in and they can keep busy decorating it themselves.  

This pack comes in a large and small soft case with a distinctive holiday vibe! With its own marker set, get set for some colorful creations to help bide the times.

A seriously fun and absorbing activity that’s easy for your junior artist to take anywhere.

This two-pack contains black scratch notepads along with stencils in numerous patterns to scratch out, or create your own freehand designs, ideal for your slightly older kids who won’t (often) be tempted to use the scratch pencil as a stabbing tool on their siblings.

The perfect addition to a family camping trip or outdoorsy vacation with your tweens. This engaging paperback activity book would be an awesome camping toy for a tween girl.

Packed with crafts and interesting facts along the way, there’s plenty here to keep hands and minds busy in the car and out in nature.

If you’re planning on investing in a tablet for your tween, we can’t recommend the Amazon Fire HD 10 Kids Tablet enough. The larger screen allows for enhanced viewing and reading, and you can customize the length of screen time for each day.  This way, your tween is responsible for dividing that up based on downtime and other factors. 

The kid-proof case protects against drops (they can still happen) and comes in various colors, making it a durable option your tween can use for many years.  Don’t forget some headphones or earbuds for your tween:

ELECDER i39 Headphones

AILIHEN MS300 Kids Headphones

Panasonic ErgoFit Wired Earbuds

More items to pack for your tween

Don’t forget to pack for your tween (or remind them if they’re self-packing!)

• A water bottle for hydration
• Sunglasses and hat
• A small toiletries kit including comb/brush, toothbrush & toothpaste, deodorant, lip balm
• A battery pack and cord for charging their electronics
• Headphones or Bluetooth earbuds
• Toiletry bag
• Purse/crossbody bag or wallet

You can find a complete packing guide for tweens and teens here – great for when you want them to start independently packing their own suitcase. You’ll also find a super-comprehensive list of gift ideas for adventurous tween girls over here.

Don’t miss our latest travel toy and family guides:

• Best travel toys for every age group
• Best family travel games for every age group
• Engaging toys for toddlers on road trips
• Best kids toys for the beach
• Best family games for the beach
• “Would You Rather” printable cards for road trips with kids

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