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SeaTac hacks: Tips for keeping kids entertained at the airport

Booking holiday travel through SeaTac? Here's where to find the best airport restaurants for kids, the best windows for plane-watching, stroller rentals, the all-important playground and more.

Heather Hansen

Kalama, Wash.: 'Twilight' nostalgia — and kid-friendly fun

Jennifer Mortensen

The next free day in Washington state parks is Nov. 11

It's also Bike Your Park Day, a chance to see parks a whole new way: on two wheels!

Seattle's Child staff

Visit a volcano: Learn about Mount St. Helens' 1980 eruption and what has happened since

Jennifer Mortensen

Get out of town: Three totally doable weekend road trips

Hopping a plane doesn't compute for many budgets these days, but Puget Sound families can have just as much fun traveling close to home.

Joanna Nesbit

No reservation? No problem. Here's where to get a last-minute campsite

Julie Hanson

Kids will love Winthrop for the Wild West — and the water

Julie Hanson

Parent's Review: Slidewaters Lake Chelan Waterpark

Worried about taking little kids to a big water park? Slidewaters in Lake Chelan is perfect for beginners.

Kirsten Downey Gabele

Spokane is 4 hours (and a world) away, with lots for families to do

Jennifer Mortensen

Volcano! Plan a family visit to Mount St. Helens

Seattle's Child staff

Going boating as a family? Safety tips you need to know

It's National Safe Boating Week, but you should follow these guidelines whenever you're on the water.

Seattle's Child staff

Explore Washington’s 3 amazing national parks

JiaYing Grygiel

Take a family day trip to Olympia

Jennifer Crain

2 fun family getaway spots on the Washington Coast

Iron Springs Resort and Seabrook offer very different, but equally fabulous, places for a beach vacation with kids.

Taryn Zier

How we celebrate: World-traveling family will enjoy the traditions of Mexico

Astrid Vinje

Want to camp at one of these Washington state parks next summer? Reserve soon

Summer just ended, but yes, it's already time to reserve your family campsite for next year.

By Fiona Cohen

How to take public transit to Washington State Parks

Seattle's Child staff

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