THINGS TO DO
Need some help planning summer activities in Alaska for your family? Here’s a bucketful of suggestions to get you started – from day trips to longer trips, and trips to fit any budget.
(Photo courtesy Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center)
Gardening has so many benefits for kids. Here are some tips for gardening with kids, plus some fun themed garden ideas they'll love.
When summer rolls around, kids have the freedom to enjoy warm weather and time with family and friends. Many parents find this freedom comes with the battle to keep their kids off electronics. Check out these screen-free activities.
A leisurely hike, jumping fish, biking, s’mores around the campfire (and a break from electronics!) – it all adds up to hours of stress-free quality time with the ones you love most. Here are some family-friendly campsites to consider.
Looking for easy-to-make crafts that are packed with sensory experiences? Check out these imaginative ideas — from edible finger paint to silly putty and playdough.
Treat Mom to a special homemade gift for Mother's Day. Check out these 15 ideas for adorable, thoughtful and inexpensive gifts the kids will love making and she'll love receiving.
From a silly watermelon frog to campfire desserts, homemade ice cream (in a bag!) and 'dirt' pudding, have fun making (and eating!) these sweet treats.
Whether you have a few feet on your balcony, a small backyard or several acres, you can create a place that attracts these pollinators and helps them flourish. Here are some tips for building your own pollinator playground.
No matter what your interests, personality or financial status, there are date night ideas to suit everyone. Check out these ideas - one for every week of the year!
Ferry travel in Alaska offers a fun and scenic adventure for families. Get trip ideas and info on what to know before you go.
For the independent traveling family, McCarthy and Kennecott offer an opportunity for history and recreation bundled together in this remote corner of Alaska’s wilderness.
