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Welcome to Daley Family Travels, a travel blog about where we’ve traveled with our girls along with tips and suggestions for your own travel adventures.

Southern Utah with Kids | Snow Canyon

March 30, 2022

We loved Snow Canyon so much that we visited twice on our trip. There’s so much to see and explore there and I can’t wait to go back sometime. We visited two spots in the canyon: Sand Dunes and Jenny’s Canyon. … More Southern Utah with Kids | Snow Canyon

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Southern Utah with Kids | Pipe Spring National Monument

March 29, 2022

Pipe Spring National Monument was a really neat day trip while we were in St. George. … More Southern Utah with Kids | Pipe Spring National Monument

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Southern Utah with Kids | Red Reef Trail

March 27, 2022

While we were in St. George, UT we went on a really cool hike with friends in the Red Cliffs Recreation area called Red Reef Trails. The hike to the waterfall and back is about 1.5 miles roundtrip and was pretty easy for our entire family. … More Southern Utah with Kids | Red Reef Trail

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Hi! We’re the Daley’s. We love exploring the Pacific Northwest with our three kids. We’ve lived in Washington for 5 years now, but I feel like there’s still so much to see!

He’s simply the best. 💛

The old bunkers at Fort Worden State Park were so interesting and fun to check out. There’s tons to explore and it’s amazing to think how these were once used by the military. Now it’s the perfect place for kids to run around use their imagination.

Driftwood houses provide hours of entertainment. I believe this one went from a house (when it was just my two little ones), to a castle as more children joined in , and then to a fortress, and maybe ended as a castle again?

Who else is excited for exploring tide pools this summer?!

Fort Worden state park is such a beautiful park! We recently spent a few days there and just loved it and even saw a pod of orcas our first day (swipe to just barely see them next to a whale watching boat).

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