Hershey, PA Vacation July 2-6, 2012

After the big birthday bash, we headed to Hershey, PA with Grandma and Grandpa K! We stayed in a quaint guest house just 5 minutes from Hershey. Our fist night there, we checked out the Hotel Hershey, where we also had a fabulous dinner at Harvest. The food was amazing!

We visited Hershey Park - an amusement park filled more than 20 kiddie rides and 12 full size roller coasters and a waterpark. Kaitlyn's favorite was the Flying Eagles and Brady's favorite was the Mine Ride rollercaoster - he bacame quite the dare devil!

We also visited Chocolate World - an informative experinece that allows you to see how Hershey Chocolate is made. There was also a fun 3-D movie about the life of Mr. Milton Hershey, as well as a trolley tour that took you through the town of Hershey, stopping at historic ladmarks along the way. We had a fantastic time - the kids didn't want to leave.

Below is a collage of the highlights of our trip.

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