Keep Your Cool
Aqua Excursions
Chilling out in the summertime usually equates to some kind of water fun for kids. That may mean bustin' out the sprinkler, backyard kiddie pools or even the dreaded grass killing slip n' slide. What do you like to do when the temperatures start to rise? Rent a kayak? Go for a sail? Maybe your family likes to hit the beach or local town pool.
FIND&GOSEEK USERS RECOMMED ON A HOT SUMMER DAY
North Beach
"I kayaked thru Umiak at North Beach with my two kids, ages 7 & 8. We rented one tandem for 4 hrs and had a great time paddling around. Very good service - courteous and flexible. It's a great & convenient set-up, with rentals right on the water, therefore fast and easy to get the boats and vests and get into the water...more"
Lake Iroquois
"I took my 3 1/2 year old there. Its small and full of families Clean toilets, concessions, a play ground and even book to borrow to read. Hannah loved it. The water was warm and she loved diggin in the sand. Very family friendly and quaint"
Bristol Falls Swimming Hole
"Last Saturday, I found myself smack in the middle of a fabulous outdoor event with my kids! This place is something to write the city folks about back in California. Here, you can find the serene backdrop of a large, warm rock on which to plant yourself and read a book; or a beckoning pool of water at the base of this very accessible Falls to cool yourself after a spell in the warm Vermont summer Sun. Very appropriate...more"
Granby Zoo
"The combination zoo and waterpark made this a wonderful experience for my son and the friends we brought with us. Granby offers camel and pony rides along with a monorail and a mini-amusement park. The waterpark is not overly large but is a great way to cool off and/or relax as part of the day...more"
WATER RELATED OUTINGS ON THE CALENDAR THIS WEEKEND
Messing About in Boats - Have your kids participate in the "Duct Tape Regatta" at the small boat festival on Saturday & Sunday at the Lake Champlain Maritime Museum.
Wonderful Water Critters - Learn what dragonflies, frogs, and others tell about water quality in this nature program on Saturday at Little River State Park in Waterbury.
Don't forget to slather on that SPF while you are soaking it all up!
Miss Magpie
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