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When your weeks start to feel repetitive and longer than usual, it's time to treat yourself to a weekend getaway. And if you have little ones, you have more to take into consideration when planning a vacation. Are there enough things for the kids to do? Will they actually have fun? What do we need to bring?! To make the planning part of that a little bit easier, we came up with a list of 11 fun ideas that are perfect for weekend trips with the whole family. Not only will they take away the stress of that Monday to Friday life, but they'll also bring your brood closer together with some quality bonding time. Keep reading to see them all now, and get your wallet ready to book.
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