Cedar Point in Sandusky, Ohio and other locations is your roller coaster capital of the world, and the fun never ends with thrill rides, family rides, water rides, kids rides, live entertainment, fun on the water and so much more. There are also tempting treats and restaurants throughout the park. Stay at one of the many accommodation options near the park and never miss out on any of the fun or action, they also cater to guests with disabilities. Cedar Point also offers boat and fishing charters, parasailing, the Cedar Point beach right on a mile long stretch of Lake Erie, and they have waverunner rentals, it's simply all here for a world of fun that never ends, come enjoy action packed days and nights.READ MORE

Great Wolf Lodge in Sandusky, Ohio is an indoor water park with water packed excitement for the whole family, and you never have to leave because there are beautiful suites available in various sizes, all uniquely furnished. Great Wolf Lodge offers rides and slides for adults and kids, there's an interactive tree house, Alberta Falls which is four stories of twisting and tubing fun dropping into a plunge pool, enjoy an outdoor pool area, get swept along the currents at Caribou Creek and so much more, here the fun never ends. There's also other activities available beyond the water, including a kids spa and arcade, an plenty of dining choices from breakfast to grills, sweets and eats, pizza and so much more, come enjoy a wonderful visit.READ MORE

The Nathaniel Conklin House is owned by the Village of Babylon, New York, and dates all the way back to 1803 with a fascinating history, and rooms in the house depicting the various eras. There are guided tours and field trips available, ongoing events and exhibitions, and the house is made available to the community for cultural, historical or educational events. The Nathaniel Conklin House gardens reflect the gardens of the Victorian era and a kitchen garden has been added with fruit trees and herbs. The barn here reflects an authentic working barn from that time and is filled with tools and artifacts, come for a fascinating event, a visit and a walk back in time.READ MORE

The Winnebago County Historical and Archaeological Society in WCHAS in Oshkosh, Wisconsin offers programs and tours and showcases middle class Victorian living in the beautiful home Morgan House, a Queen Anne Victorian home built in 1884, which is their headquarters. The Morgan House is preserved by them and has been recently renovated, it is listed in the National Register of Historic Places. The Winnebago County Historical and Archaeological Society also promotes the advancement of local history, researches, preserves and communicates the history of the area, come visit and be amazed.READ MORE

Heavy Critters in Oshkosh, Wisconsin welcomes you to view the unusual and the unique with the largest selection of concrete animals, urns, planters, benches and fountains in the valley. They also have six buildings containing unique concrete items, which are available for sale and they will custom paint your selection for you. Heavy Critters is a wonderful attraction of art, of lasting concrete statuary and fountains, come view the large selection available and purchase your unique forever item today.READ MORE

The Paine Art Center and Gardens in Oshkosh, Wisconsin is a historic estate with art galleries and display gardens. This English country estate offers breathtaking botanical gardens, classic European style architecture and is open to visitors year round with changing exhibitions events and programs, hands on exhibits and other fun activities. The Paine Art Center and Gardens also offers an exquisite setting for wedding ceremonies, receptions and photography, and venues include the spectacular gardens, the elegant and timeless conservatory, the charming Carriage House with courtyard and the Mansion with intimate setting, come for the perfect backdrop and an unforgettable event.READ MORE

Sequoia Park Zoo in Eureka, California, is located in a unique redwood setting and we endeavour to house our animals in comfortable living conditions that are as close as possible to their wildlife environment. Animal exhibits at our unique zoo include a contact corral, a walk-through aviary, home to a variety of free-flight bird species, a forest with native reptiles, amphibians and invertebrates. The mission of Sequoia Park Zoo is to provide and maintain high standards of care, create interesting exhibitry and instil a passion and respect for our wildlife. And at the end of a fun and informative outing, enjoy refreshments at Funky Monkey Cafe or visit our zoo gift shop for interesting conservation items. READ MORE

The Experimental Aircraft Association or EAA in Oshkosh, Wisconsin is membership organisation that shares the spirit of aviation with the community, pilots, builders, restorers and enthusiasts. This unique non-profit organisation in the Mid West represent every aspect of aviation, and offer weekend workshops where you learn the secrets of aircraft building and restoring, they also offer introductory steps towards flying with hands on instructions, and you can take part in a flight experience with them in anything from vintage biplanes and historic bombers to airliners, they also have a youth program for young Eagles. The EAA museum has a collection of more than 200 historic airplanes along with world-class galleries and displays, collections and exhibits and welcomes all to come enjoy the past of Aviation, plus a shop with merchandise, it's all here.READ MORE

The Cooktown History Centre in Cooktown, Queensland, Australia welcomes you to visit them for everything about the history of the area and is run by the Cooktown and District Historical Society. Housed in a historical building in Charlotte Street circa 1875, it was then the town's first post and telegraph office, and now has photos, interactive displays, murals and oral histories for a fascinating insight into the past. The Cooktown History Centre brings you Cooktown through the years with an exhibition bringing to life the historical railway, early roads, cyclones and other disasters, the people of the time including early families and indigenous people, a visit is a must.READ MORE

The James Cook Museum in Cooktown, Queensland, Australia is dedicated to the history of Cooktown and is housed in a spectacular 19th century convent building. By promoting the natural, Indigenous and cultural heritage of their state, this community organisation welcomes you to enjoy a fascinating visit learning about the history of Cooktown from James Cooks landing in 1770 to the recent past. Exhibits at the James Cook Museum include the original anchor from his ship Endeavour, Palm River gold rush items, early residents personal items and so much more. Come for a walk back in time, to the culture and national heritage of yesteryear, not to be missed.READ MORE