The Red Lion Inn is a historic inn nestled in the Berkshire Mountains in Stockbridge, Massachusetts.
Hancock Shaker Village
Hancock Shaker Village is located in Pittsfield, Massachusetts in the historic Berkshires. Hancock Shaker Village is a family friendly adventure that gives visitors the chance to catch a glimpse into the lives of the Shaker community. The village boasts 750 acres, 20 historic buildings and over 22,000 artifacts and is set in the beautiful Berkshires.
Honey Pot Hill Orchards
Honey Pot Hills Orchard is located in Stow, Massachusetts. It’s a New England tradition to apple pick! Of course we wouldn’t miss it!!! The farm/orchard has operated since 1926 and is family owned. Honey Pot offers peaches, blueberries, and some smaller crops but is famous for their apples.
A Weekend On the Cape
We are so lucky to live in New England where Cape Cod and the National Seashore are just a drive away! Cape Cod is filled with adorable motels, hotels and resorts. It’s your typical beach town with fun food, beachy souvenirs and ice cream. There are so many fun places to visit!
The Vermont Country Store
The Vermont Country Store is a quintessential country store located in the green mountains of Vermont. It’s everything you ever imagined a Vermont country store to be and more!
Vandervalk Farm and Winery
Vandervalk Farm and Winery is a family run Christmas Tree farm and winery located in Mendon, Massachusetts.
Apple Picking
There are so many New Englandy things to do in the Fall. We have been so lucky to have the chance to move our family to Massachusetts and settle into a calmer way of life. I have dreamed of Fall and having a chance to share all of those crisp sweater weather activities with our daughter and this was the year! Our first Fall activity back in Massachusetts was apple picking.
The Bennington Battle Monument in Bennington, Vermont
I’m definitely a historic junkie so anytime we travel I try and find at least one historical place to visit. The Bennington Battle Monument is located in Bennington, Vermont and is so easy to get to! The monument was built in 1891 to commemorate the battle in 1777 which is and was considered to be the battle that was the turning point in the Revolutionary War.
