Father-Son Trips

Looking for your next adventure with Dad? A father-son road trip is a great way to bond over shared interests, whether it is music, motorcycles, or sports. Nothing is more freeing than the open road and an exciting destination with Dad.

Rock out in Cleveland, Ohio

Rock out with Dad at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland, Ohio. The museum has a garage where you can play drums, guitar, bass, and keyboards, and gain inspiration from rock legends. Check out the impressive replica of Pink Floyd’s “The Wall,” Prince’s Cloud #2 Blue Angel Guitar, The Legends of Rock exhibit, and The Hall of Fame – Rock’s Highest Honor.

Book your stay at Best Western Mentor-Cleveland Northeast.

Ride wild in Sturgis, South Dakota

If you and your Dad are motorcycle enthusiasts, you need to ride out to The Sturgis Motorcycle Rally in Sturgis, South Dakota. The 82^nd Rally is held August 5^th-14^th and is filled with events including a tattoo contest, a beard & mustache contest, a pub crawl, and a Mayor’s ride. The musical lineup for concerts features acts like Snoop Dogg and Rob Zombie that you won’t want to miss.

Book your stay at Best Western Black Hills Lodge.

Hit a Grand Slam in Atlanta, Georgia

Revisit America’s favorite pastime by catching a baseball game at Truist Park in Atlanta, Georgia. The excitement from Atlanta Braves’ win of the 2021 World Series still runs high – so why not watch them in action in their home ballpark with Dad?

Book your stay at Best Western Atlanta-Marietta Ballpark Hotel.

Test your luck in Reno, Nevada

Known as “The Biggest Little City in the World,” Reno’s world-class entertainment and casino scene has been around much longer than Vegas and is arguably even better. Once you and Dad are done playing the tables on Virginia Street, check out classic cars with Hot August Nights, held from August 2^nd -7^th.

Book you stay at Aiden by Best Western @ South Reno.

Flex your history skills in Richmond, Virginia

If you and Dad are history buffs, a road trip to Richmond, Virginia is a must-do. The Virginia State Capitol building was designed by Thomas Jefferson, and Henricus Historical Park is where Pocahontas lived. Visit the American Civil War Museum, and take a day trip to Williamsburg, Virginia to see the Jamestown Settlement American Revolution Museum, less than an hour from Richmond.

Book your stay at Linden Row Inn.