Exploring Lake Travis and Lake Austin with Kids
While visiting Austin, we did make a day trip to see Lake Travis and Lake Austin, and here is what I would recommend you do if you’re a Lake Loving family like us.
You’ve made it to the heart of lake country—the Midwest, where freshwater fun meets down-to-earth charm and awesome outdoor adventure. This collection of blog posts is your guide to the best lakes across the region, from the Caribbean-blue waters of Torch Lake to the iconic coastline of Lake Michigan. Whether you’re looking to cruise the happening scene at Lake of the Ozarks, fish in the calm waters of Gull Lake, or explore the cliffs of Lake Superior, each post is packed with ideas for where to stay, what to do, and where to eat. With legendary Great Lakes like Erie, Ontario, and Huron in the mix—plus local favorites like Lake Winnebago, Okoboji, and Grand Lake, OK—there’s no shortage of inspiration for your next Midwest lake escape. Let’s make waves!

While visiting Austin, we did make a day trip to see Lake Travis and Lake Austin, and here is what I would recommend you do if you’re a Lake Loving family like us.
With over 50 miles of wineries and 23 incredible stops, Lake Erie wine region is a must-visit for anyone who loves exploring local wine.
If you’re looking for a holiday adventure that combines family fun, breathtaking views, and festive activities, Table Rock Lake should be at the top of your list. Let me share all the details so you can plan your own magical Christmas getaway.
Lake Ontario is a perfect getaway for lake lovers and adventure seekers. It has stunning views, fun waterfront cities, and natural escapes. It has the perfect mix of relaxation and excitement for families.
f you’ve been looking for a family vacation that combines both high-end comfort with kid-friendly fun, than Lake Erie is a great option.
Driving around Lake Huron typically covers about 950 to 1,000 miles, depending on your exact route and stops. This proposed trip would have you crossing through parts of Michigan in the U.S. and Ontario in Canada.