Travel

[qvc chick]

Would love to take my grandson to a resort for a week in July.

He is 4.  I love the big hotels like Westin and Hilton and Marriott.

Anyone know a place that is great and also has a kids camp??

This way I can get a break too lol.

Looking somewhere down south.

Thanks

[ThinkingOutLoud]

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@qvc chick wrote:

Would love to take my grandson to a resort for a week in July.

He is 4.  I love the big hotels like Westin and Hilton and Marriott.

Anyone know a place that is great and also has a kids camp??

This way I can get a break too lol.

Looking somewhere down south.

Thanks

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South in July will be hot. I'd look for one of those Great Wolf Lodge places. From what I've heard of them, they're great for a 4 yr old boy.

[Mz iMac]

Go to your local travel agent. 

"Looking somewhere down south."

Disney World.

[riley1]

@qvc chick  - Where are you coming from? Anywhere "down South" is extremely hot & humid. Also, it is hurricane season so I'd be very careful where you choose.

[Tinkrbl44]

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@qvc chick wrote:

Would love to take my grandson to a resort for a week in July.

He is 4.  I love the big hotels like Westin and Hilton and Marriott.

Anyone know a place that is great and also has a kids camp??

This way I can get a break too lol.

Looking somewhere down south.

Thanks

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@qvc chick 

We all have our own ideas of what would be fun on a vacation, but down south in the excessive heat and humidity with a toddler is NOT my idea of a good time.  

I would look for a more moderate climate and perhaps a "camp" program of some sort.  

Good luck ... 

[Love my grandkids]

@ThinkingOutLoud Up here in WA state there's a Great Wolf Lodge. A friend and her husband have taken their kids a few times. One was abou 5. They had a blast.

[Love my grandkids]

@qvc chick I've been to Lousiana in the summer as well as Alabama. The south is HOT in the summer. I'd look elsewhere, especially with a toddler. They don't tolerate that heat  all that well.

[roeroe1005]

I would say the Jersey shore, like Wildwood Crest or Cape May, but I don't know about summer camps.  I used to take my nephews every summer to Cape May.  We always had fun.

[foxywoods]

a week away from home is a long time for child that age.   a waterpark or some type of them park day trip would be fun.  

i wouldn't trust leaving a young child at a "Kid's camp". not safe!

[Love my grandkids]

@qvc chick  Is the child used to being away from the parents for that long? A week seems like forever to a toddler.

And as a gran of 3 NO WAY would I entrust a toddler to strangers at any kind of camp.

What do the parents say?