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Adventure’s Beginning – London, Kentucky

Nestled at the edge of the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains, London, Kentucky is surrounded by pristine forests, lakes and rivers, with miles of trails, deeply enveloped in history lies a place where adventure begins. The moment you set foot here, it’s obvious you’ve entered someplace different.

Retrace Footsteps of Daniel Boone
Follow the footsteps of Daniel Boone and 200,000 pioneers who trudged along the Wilderness Road and Boone Trace Trail located at Levi Jackson Wilderness Road Park. Take a self-guided tour of the Mountain Life Museum. Learn about the McNitt Defeat, Kentucky’s deadliest Indian massacre of 1786. Explore the Sheltowee Trace National Recreational Trail, Kentucky’s longest trail, named in honor of Daniel Boone. Sheltowee (pronounced shel-toe-ee) is the name given to Boone by Chief Blackfish of the Shawnee tribe, meaning “Big Turtle.” Along this 2.5 mile trek crisscrossing streams, discover a 40-foot waterfall named [...]

Enjoy the Great Outdoors – Meade County, Kentucky

Located in the river region of Kentucky, Meade County offers a unique mix of outdoor adventure, rich history, and modern hospitality. Whether you’re a nature lover, history buff, or simply looking for a relaxing getaway, Meade County has something for everyone.

Outdoor enthusiasts will be delighted to discover Otter Creek Outdoor Recreational Area. A Kentucky Fish and Wildlife managed area that is perfect for fishing, camping, or exploring. The park also boasts an extensive trail system that’s perfect for hiking, biking, and wildlife viewing. Visitors can also rent cabins or camp in the park’s campgrounds, making it an ideal destination for a weekend getaway.

Riverfront Park is another popular destination; with pristine river views, outdoor seating, an amphitheater, and two playgrounds. The park also boasts the Historic Buttermilk Falls Walking Trail. A paved trail system that allows for individuals of all [...]

At The Heart of It All – Summerville, South Carolina

Discover Summerville, South Carolina – the charming younger sister of Charleston. Located just 24 miles away, Summerville is at the heart of your Lowcountry experience, where history and beauty intertwine. Here, the flowers bloom by the acre, world-class cuisine is served with a touch of Southern charm, and sweet tea is a staple.

Steeped in natural beauty and surrounded by lush pines and blooming azaleas, Summerville is a Tree City USA community, offering plenty of outdoor parks and gardens to explore. Despite its small-town feel, Summerville is full of character and charm. Take a stroll through the historic downtown, grab a seat and enjoy the local flavor, or allow your taste buds to tingle with a sip of our homegrown southern sweet tea.

With an average temperature of sunny and 75, there’s always something to do in Summerville. Only 20 minutes [...]

Adventures in Oswego County, NY

The summer and fall months are the perfect opportunity to take in an Oswego County, NY adventure. There’s something for everyone to enjoy at the Oswego County Fair running July 3 – 7. Enjoy five days of live music, tasty treats and family fun.

If you’re looking for a summer adventure on the water, Paddlefest is the perfect opportunity. Launch your kayak in Fulton or Minetto for a paddle up the Oswego River and through the Erie Canal Lock system ending on Great Lake Ontario.

Oswego Harborfest is a can’t miss event for family fun. This premier event takes place July 25-28 and includes free entertainment, delicious food, and fireworks by the famous Grucci Brothers on July 27 which will light up the skies over Lake Ontario.

If you’re looking to get your heart pumping and your blood flowing, be sure to visit [...]

Herkimer County, New York

With its feet in the Mohawk Valley and its head in Adirondack Mountains, Herkimer County is New York’s tallest county, offering great scenery and a variety of experiences for travelers. Country byways provide easy access from the NY Thruway to the Adirondack Park, with touring from the Mohawk Valley communities of Herkimer, Mohawk and Little Falls north to Old Forge in the Adirondacks.

Southern Herkimer County has a rich historical heritage and a wide variety of cultural festivals and fairs, offering Summer visitors great family restaurants, unique shops and lodging facilities. Roads meander through communities along the historic Erie Canal, popular for pleasure boating and scenic river cruises. A little farther north is Herkimer Diamond Mines, with its Miners’ Village and camping along West Canada Creek. There, Families can dig and collect quartz crystals formed by nature millions of years ago.

In Northern Herkimer County [...]

Brindley Beach Vacations Offering
Outer Banks NC Vacation Home Rentals

Bring the whole family and vacation on some of the most pristine beaches on the Outer Banks! With over 500 NC vacation homes to choose from spanning from Hatteras Island to Corolla’s 4×4 area, Brindley Beach Vacations is sure to find that perfect vacation home for your family getaway in North Carolina!

We have homes in all price ranges to fit any budget, from a cozy 1-bedroom condo to a 22-bedroom family retreat! Stay in an oceanfront or soundfront and experience a vacation with water views! Most vacation homes offer a private or community pool or a hot tub. We even have some that are pet friendly, have an elevator or can host a special event such as weddings or corporate retreats. We include linens and towels (call for exception), so bring your suntan lotion and enjoy a week at [...]

Experience the Historic and Enjoy the Contemporary
in Galesburg, Illinois

We want you to experience more. More crave-worthy food, more history, more art and those unexpected adventures crafted just for you. Rich in pioneer spirit, history and modern-day offerings, Galesburg, Illinois offers you the opportunity to re-live history while enjoying the contemporary.  Witness the birthplace of Pulitzer Prize winning author Carl Sandburg, the childhood home of President Ronald Reagan and the last standing site of the famous Lincoln Douglas Debates of 1858.

Take in the charm of Victorian-Era homes and troves of antique shoppes or stop and view the longstanding presence of the rail industry. Alternatively, enjoy contemporary treasures of a vibrant downtown shopping scene, local restaurants, attractions and a lively art culture.

Galesburg, experience the historic and enjoy the contemporary!

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