A trip to Williamsburg, Virginia wouldn't be complete without a trip to Colonial Williamsburg where visitors can rent costumes for their children, take wagon rides, shop, visit museums and tour more than 300 acres of this 18th century village. There are over 500 restored buildings and all staff has been taught the history of the area. Busch Gardens Theme Park offers amusement park rides, concerts, Jack Hanna's Wild Reserve and many other attractions. The Sesame Street Forest of Fun has special rides for smaller children and gives them the opportunity to meet their favorite characters. Families can't leave the south without trying boiled peanuts from The Peanut Shop of Williamsburg. In addition to peanuts, visitors can also take home cashews, desserts, and even crab cakes.
Reports of bed bugs at Williamsburg hotels are growing at an alarming rate. Make sure you know what bed bugs look like and how to spot them.
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