The locals will tell you "they came for the winters and stayed for the summers". Here's some reasons why.....

Just being in a tent is an adventure for young kids. And there’s no cheaper way to travel.

The addition of the “Adventure Zone” is so exciting. The activities are restricted to people 54 inches and shorter, so my 10 year old and 6 year old were in heaven.

No matter what happens, at least no one will complain they’re bored. Not with so many rocks to climb, new playmates and water made for splashing. Rain is an opportunity for a different adventure.

You can get more bang for your vacation buck than you thought as long as you plan smart. Here’s how.

While staring at a pile of maps, following the squiggly trail lines through the even squigglier grades, there are just three elements to remember when picking out the perfect hike for a family with young children.

Sunday in Park City brings the Park Silly Sunday Market. This is an amazing event that is entering it’s 5th year in 2011.

If you are searching for another wonderful reason to visit Park City in the summer, look no further than the Park City Food & Wine Classic which will take place from July 7-10, 2011.

If you like skiing or snowboarding at Park City Mountain Resort during the winter, you are going to LOVE mountain biking there during the summer.

Tucked off of I-80 and Highway 224 on Center Drive is the most amazing “green” building in Utah.

Focusing on children with varying abilities, the camps at the National Ability Center provide children a summer camp experience on their level.

It’s summer time, time for the most treasured of all family vacations, the road trip. Why drive instead of fly?