🇺🇸📚 HISTORY. ADVENTURE. BEACH. LET’S GO! 🌊🚌
Join us for an unforgettable Homeschool Road Trip from Ohio to Virginia!
Experience American history beyond the textbooks as we explore Hampton, Williamsburg & Chesapeake—plus exciting activities, family fun, new friendships, and BEACH TIME! 🏖️
🏛️ American History Tours
🚌 Educational Adventures
🌊 Beach Fun
🎉 Group Activities
👨👩👧👦 Homeschool Families & Students
📸 Memories to Last a Lifetime!
OHIO ➡️ VIRGINIA
✨ Where History Comes Alive & Learning Becomes an Adventure! ✨
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Hyatt Place Virginia Beach / Oceanfront is located directly on the oceanfront of beautiful Virginia Beach. Here, you are steps from having your toes in the sand. Retreat to your guest room, kick back on your private balcony, and enjoy the many Virginia Beach views including its vibrant boardwalk. The hotel caters to families, groups, and couples all looking for the ultimate in relaxation and beachside entertainment. Our rooms offer amazing opportunities for dolphin or whale-watching along with remarkable street-level views of a bustling Virginia Beach with its entertainment scene, parades on Atlantic Avenue, and more.

Families will make their way to Hyatt Place Virginia Beach Oceanfront. Check in and take a break from your rode trip or flight.
Late afternoon all families will meet on the beach for some ice breaking games, introductions, weekend overview and snacks.
Then you can spend the remainder of your evening exploring Virginia beach on your own or together!

Good Morning! Breakfast is served at the hotel. Then we all will board the vans to journey together to Colonial Williamsburg. Here we will be transported back in time and immersed in to Colonial times and learn some interesting facts about the beginning of our nation.
After our exploration will have lunch at a local restaurant then head to Hampton.

Hampton, Virginia holds a significant amount Black history sites. Including Emancipation Oak at Hampton University, and the First Africans in Virginia marker at Fort Monroe.
We will have the opportunity to visit Ft. Monroe and see & stand at the marker where the 1st Africans on American soil landed.
We will then make our way to Hampton University an HBCU private university that is the home of the Emancipation Oak and Legacy Park.
Quoted from https://encyclopediavirginia.org/emancipation-oak-modern/ "This sprawling southern live oak tree, with limbs over a hundred feet in diameter, stands at the entrance of Hampton University (originally Hampton Normal and Agricultural Institute). In 1861 droves of self-emancipated enslaved people rushed behind federal lines to reach nearby Fort Monroe in search of freedom. A free Black teacher named Mary Peake was recruited to teach the newcomers. She held her first class, which consisted of about twenty students, under the tree on September 17, 1861. The first Southern reading of President Lincoln’s Emancipation Proclamation took place beneath the tree in 1863, thus earning the tree its name, Emancipation Oak. In 1868 the Hampton Normal and Agricultural Institute (later Hampton University) was established on this site by Brigadier General Samuel Armstrong."
After that we decompress and reflect with a fun ride on a 1920 Hampton Carousel then make our way to The Historic Village of Phoebus for site-seeing, shopping and dinner.
Returning back to the hotel to relax in our rooms, the pool or the beach.

Good Morning! After Breakfast at hotel we will load vans for next journey into Virginia history. Traveling to Chesapeake to tour the Historic Village of Dismal Swamp.
Visit Chesapeake.com states;
"Take a walk back in time at the Historical Village at the Dismal Swamp, Chesapeake's newest museum, visitor center, and park. Set against the remarkable landscape of the Great Dismal Swamp, the six-acre site brings centuries of Chesapeake history to life through artifacts, interactive exhibits, restored historic spaces, outdoor installations, scenic grounds, and more.
From Indigenous peoples who inhabited the region more than 10,000 years ago, to hidden maroon communities established by self-emancipated formerly enslaved people, to the development of the Dismal Swamp Canal, you will discover the fascinating people and stories that shaped this extraordinary place." It is sure to be an interesting and exciting place.
Next we will have lunch at a local restaurant then head to Norfolk for an afternoon cruise on the American Rover.

In the afternoon we will vacate land and take to the Harbor as we set sail on a 2 hour cruise on board the American Rover. You might be able to lend a hand setting sail or take a turn at the helm. Either way it is sure to be an awesome adventure.
Once our cruise has commenced we will make our way back to the hotel but first stopping at a local restaurant to enjoy one last meal together before our Virginia adventure ends.

It was a great adventure and hope to see each of you on the next one. It will be on the more creative side. Stay tuned and be safe heading home!
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See ya in Virginia!
(Note: Activities can change due to availability and/or weather conditions)
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