When I was planning my Ohio National Park road trip through Ohio, the Charles Young Buffalo Soldiers National Monument in Wilberforce, Ohio fit perfectly into my route. I was definitely going to stop – I needed that passport stamp! What I wasn’t expecting was how much I’d learn during my 30-45 minute visit to “Youngsholm”…
Walking Civil War battlefields at Manassas was incredible! Two auto tours, free admission, passport stamps, and the Stone House made this Virginia National Park site unforgettable. See our complete guide!
Exploring Taft’s Cincinnati home was huge! Free admission, passport stamps, guided tours, and the story of our only President who became Chief Justice. Perfect for National Park collectors!
If you find yourself in Viriginia, check out all the things to do and see in this First Time Visit to Machicomoco State Park guide.
Visit the Maggie L. Walker National Historic Site and learn about an icon who made a difference in Richmond Viriginia.
Check out the Top 10 Things to do in Grand Teton National Park, at least for me! Don’t Miss these great tips!
The Spring break trip that started it all If I look back, it was this to Great Smoky Mountains National Park trip in the spring of 2022 that really set me off on my National Park Journey in earnest. When I returned home, I found the National Parks Travelers Club, which opened my eyes to…
Visit to George Washington Birthplace National Monument and the Westmoreland State Park in Virginia.
A walkthrough of the Andrew Johnson National Historic Site in Greeneville TN. The NPS provides a generous depiction of the 17th President of the United States.
A review and photos of the Charles Pinckney National Historic Site including a hi-speed walk around the house and property.
A visit to the home of the 26th President of the United States of America I only had a lunch hour during my recent trip to Long Island. Therefore, I was unfortunately not able to take in the tour of the house interior. I do have an affinity for Mr. Roosevelt, his life and work,…
A couple’s discovery of National Park Cancellation Stamps sparks a passion for collecting them, leading to plans for future park visits and efforts to obtain stamps from past visits. Their enthusiasm for the program and the personalized responses received from park staff highlight the meaningful impact of the initiative on their travel experiences.
