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Looking for someplace quiet and serene to take your charter bus group? The number one sight you can see from almost any point in Southwest New Hampshire is Mt. Monadnock. It stands proudly at 3,165-feet and gives the region a majestic feel.

Mount Monadnock is one of the most climbed mountains in America. Your charter bus group can be one of the "Monadnockers" and take the trail on a day hike up the mountain. Henry David Thoreau, Ralph Waldo Emerson, Mark Twain and many others hiked this mountain and endorsed it in their writings as a symbol of spiritual and environmental awareness.The prime time to do this is in the fall when the folliage is turning in their autumn finery and your charter bus group will be amazed at the way the landscape is ablaze with color. Additionally, there are views to all six New England States from the summit.

If your charter bus group wants some indoor sights, check out the Friends of Dublin Art Colony tour, it has an array of artworks for your charter bus group to take in.

Make the Acqua Bistro a stop for your charter bus group, from gourmet fare to pizza your charter bus group will find something for everyone to enjoy.

Grab your cameras and make Mount Monadnock your next charter bus destination.

When your charter bus group visits Montclair, they will be in for a treat!

Your Montclair charter bus group will love the Edison National Historic Site. Visit Glenmont Mansion - the site of Edison's invention factory, laboratory, and workshops where he developed the phonograph and the motion picture camera. The charter bus group will love Grover Cleveland Birthplace - just outside of Montclair - as they tour the historic house that is the birthplace of the only U.S. president elected to two non-consecutive terms.

Have your Montclair charter bus group take in the local flair at the 12 Miles West Theatre Company that is dedicated to producing original and lesser-known plays, and five main stage productions a year.

For a view of stained glass that will knock your socks off, stop by the Cathedral Basilica of the Sacred Heart, a French Gothic cathedral famous for its stained glass. Your Montclair charter bus group may get lucky and get to hear organ recitals.

View the fabulous art at the Montclair Art Museum and your charter bus group will have a pick of permanent collection exhibits, changing exhibits, concerts, films, tours, lectures, workshops.

The charter bus group will enjoy a stop at each of the four gardens in and around Montclair. From the spectacular English-style gardens at Avis Campbell Gardens to the approximately 100 species of roses at Brookdale Park Rose Garden - there is something for everyone to enjoy their sense of smell.

There are plenty of shops around to pick up a gift for the Montclair charter bus gang themselves - or for a loved one/friend. There is no shortage of food establishments to keep your energy up and your stomach full!

Have your charter bus group enjoy a few days in Montclair - they'll be glad they did!

Seeing Las Vegas on your own private charter bus is truly arriving in style.
They say,"what goes on in Vegas, stays in Vegas", and your charter bus group might just adhere to that motto. Go a little wild, try something you've only thought about before!

Everyone in your charter bus group will be familiar with the casinos Las Vegas has to offer but they will be thrilled to explore the museums, art galleries, great food, golf outings and so much more.

A great place to start your charter bus excursion is at the Casino Legends Hall of Fame. There are the implosion videos of the great hotels of the past coming down, the gangsters that used to run Vegas, and exhibits highlighting Las Vegas history from its inception until present day. Another museum that will give your charter bus group a smile is the Elvis-A-Rama Museum. Presley's cars, jump suits, correspondence, and jewelry are featured viewing.

For a sweet treat for your charter bus gang, check out the Ethel M. Chocolate Factory and for a flamboyant treat, no charter bus group should visit Vegas without visiting the Liberace Museum. Many of the famous pianist's elaborate costumes, automobiles, furniture and other out of this world items that were part of Liberace's daily life.

Madame Tussaud's Wax Museum is know the world over for its lifelike displays of celebrities and controversial figures all made in wax, make sure your charter bus gang has their cameras, you'll certainly want photos of yourselves posing with your favorite "celebrities".

Take your charter bus group golfing at one of the fantastic and challenging courses in the area, some shorter courses have night lighting so your charter bus group can go golf when the mood strikes you to tee up.

There is no shortage of good food in Vegas, around every corner is a great place for you and your charter bus group to eat. Enjoy your charter bus trip to Las Vegas and don't forget to take photos!

Once your charter bus arrives in Butte, the fastest and most colorful way to learn about Butte is a Trolley Tour. In about two hours, you'll see where the characters, famous folk, working class everyday people, miners and scoundrels lived and worked. Speaking of working class, there is a wonderful statue about the size of the Statue of Liberty called "Our Lady of the Rockies" will give you and your charter bus tour a great view of Butte.

The Arts Chateau Museum is a 26-room, four floor historic mansion built in 1898. It has two ever changing exhibition galleries and one permanent collection gallery. Your charter bus group will enjoy the collection of both new and old artists.

For a little naughty history in Butte's past, have your charter bus stop by the Dumas Brothel Museum. The Dumas was designed and built as a three-level brothel in 1890 and remained active as a brothel until 1982, making it America's longest running house of prostitution. Your charter bus group will be saying,"Oh, if those walls could talk!"

Next stop on your charter bus stop should be Mother Lode Theatre and Orphan Girl Theatres which are the only two remaining grand theaters in Butte. Restorations are almost completed and your charter bus gang can see the theaters as the locals must have seen them all those years ago.

Mai Wah Society Museum, a lesser known fact of Butte is that it once had a very large population of Chinese, and in fact, had an area known as "Chinatown". The Mai Wah Society, Inc. is working to restore some buildings in this historic old district to their original glory.

Would you like to take your charter bus group on a tour of heaven on earth? Book Lake Tahoe as your next destination. Tahoe has blue skies,deep blue lakes, picturesque snow capped mountains, lush forests, and a wide array of things to see and do.

When you arrive in Tahoe, take your charter bus group for a drive around the lake itself. If your charter bus group would like to see the lake upclose and personal, take a lake cruise. There are the paddlewheelers, Tahoe Queen and M.S. Dixie II which cruise from South Shore to picturesque Emerald Bay. During the day, you can look straight down through the boats' glass bottoms into the crystal-clear depths. In the evening you can enjoy the popular sunset dine and dance. For a more old-fashioned way to see the area, take your charter bus group on a 90-minute hot-air balloon rides.

Everyone knows the skiing is fantastic in Tahoe, but there is so much more to do. There is The Lake Tahoe Historical Society Museum which features one of the largest collections of early photos, pioneer implements, and Washoe Indian basketry.

Music, theater and fine art are all available for your charter bus group to take in. Shakespeare at Sand Harbor attracts large crowds and also your charter bus gang can take in the exhibits at more than a dozen galleries.

There are more fine restaurants in the area than you can eat at in one charter bus excursion, and Lake Tahoe is a shoppers paradise, With its picturesque views, arts and culture, outdoor recreation, and unmatched shopping, Tahoe truly has something for everyone in your charter bus group.

The Hudson Valley has so much to do that your charter bus group will have to come back a second time! They have it all here in New York's Hudson Valley for your charter bus group to enjoy from Franklin D. Roosevelt's home in Hyde Park to the West Point Military Academy.

Have your Hudson Valley charter bus group soak in the crisp air from one of the many wineries in the Hudson Valley. Are there children along in your Hudson Valley charter bus group? Then head on over to Westchester Playland for an amusement park with rides, beach and boardwalk, swimming pool, miniature golf, and ice skating.

Is shopping the passion of your charter bus group? Trek to the gateway of the Hudson Valley in Central Valley and discover Woodbury Common - an outdoor shopping outlet mall with 220 stores including Ralph Lauren, Versace, Eileen Fisher, Jones New York, Donna Karan, and other premium stores. Or explore the northern end of the Hudson Valley, as this county encompasses the antiques town of Hudson.

Have the Hudson Valley charter bus gang witness great chefs in the making at the Culinary Institute of America. Then dine at one of the hundreds of restaurants in the Hudson Valley region.

Does your charter group have a craving for the culture of the Hudson Valley? Then check out the Francis Lehman Loeb Art Center at Gallery at Vassar College in the Hudson Valley or the Hudson River Museum - a Yonkers complex that includes six art galleries, the Andrus Planetarium, and Glenview Mansion. Does your Hudson Valley charter group love antique airplanes? If so, the Old Rhinebeck Aerodrome is a living museum of antique airplanes.

For fantastic views of the Hudson River, have your charter bus group travel to Kykuit - home to four generations of the Rockefeller family, Lyndhurst - Jay Gould's Gothic Revival castle or Montgomery Place - a 434-acre estate.

No matter what your passion or your budget, you can find it all on your Hudson Valley charter bus excursion.

If you want to live a little history with your charter bus group, take a trip to Great Falls. Great Falls has a nickname of 'Electric City' because of its numerous dams and power plants.

The great explorers Lewis and Clark were very important to this area. The Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail Interpretive Center features landscape virtually unchanged since their time. Your charter bus group will enjoy a trip to Giant Springs Heritage State Park is a lovely park that preserves one of the largest natural, cold water springs in the world. Flow from the springs supports a state trout hatchery and also qualifies as the shortest river in the world, the Roe River. Your charter bus group will enjoy seeing the waterfalls which may be viewed via an 8 mile paved non-motorized pathway known as "River's Edge Trail".

If your charter bus group would like to check out the art of the area, Paris Gibson Square Museum of Art was named for the founder of Great Falls and originally built in 1895 as a high school. The museum is dedicated to contemporary art in Montana and also houses the Museum Cafe, museum gift shop and a branch of the Montana Wilderness Association.

Another sight your charter bus group will enjoy, is The Cowboys' Museum takes a look at what Montana was like during the days of those rough riding, hard living folks known as "cowboys". The museum is housed in an authentic log cabin with double fireplaces and hitching posts. It is filled with Old West artifacts your charter bus group will enjoy seeing day to day history come to life.

Your charter bus group can explore Great Falls via trolley or there are some great walking tours available to take in the historic sites!

An intriguing stop for your charter bus group is Ulm Pishkun State Park. This historic Buffalo Jump is thought to be the longest in the nation. Many tribes engaged in the practice of cornering herbs of buffalo and then driving them to stampede over cliff sides (buffalo drops). At the bottom of the cliff, the buffalo were collected and used by the tribes.

Come to Great Falls for your next charter bus excursion and see all this fine city has to offer.

Take a Buffalo charter bus trip and enter the "City of Good Neighbors". If you charter your bus trip to Buffalo in the winter, stop by Ellicottville, the heart of the region's ski country, for outstanding skiing and Chestnut Ridge Park for sledding and hiking.

If water sports are what will make your charter bus trip to Buffalo a success, then try Lake Erie and Ontario. Camping, hunting, and fishing are all popular pursuits. Have your Buffalo charter bus stop by New York's largest amusement park - Six Flags - for a day of fun.

The Places Rated Almanac ranks Buffalo among the top 25 cities nationwide for its assortment of cultural activities. Have your Buffalo charter bus group take in the lively Theater District in the heart of downtown or a world-class symphony - the Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra in the acoustically perfect Kleinhans Music Hall.

For the architectural buffs of your Buffalo charter bus, visit the designs by world-renowned architects Frank Lloyd Wright and Louis Sullivan. Take in the nightlife along Chippewa Street after you absorb one of the world's finest collections of modern art at the Albright-Knox Art Gallery; or the impressive collection of regional art at the Burchfield-Penney Art Center.

A favorite stop in Buffalo is at the Pedaling History Bicycle Museum - America's bicycle history center and the world's largest bicycle museum. There is a wide assortment of activities for your Buffalo charter bus - from an aquarium to a zoo - there is plenty to do.

Have your group, from the Buffalo charter bus take in the sites and sounds of the American Falls, and then wet your appetite on the renowned variety of its homegrown specialties. The birthplace of Buffalo Wings, your charter group can easily find everything from pub-style snack food - to take on the bus - to cuisine at reasonable prices. Shop till you drop from the chic to the outlets - there is something for everyone.

Your Buffalo charter bus trip in the spring, summer, winter or fall, there is fun for all.

Do you want to have a wild time on your next charter bus trip? You won't get much wilder than Billings. To say it's untamed would be an understatement. Billings still retains it's wild west attitude even though every modern convenience your charter bus group could possibly want is available.

A must see on your charter bus tour is Yellowstone Art Museum. Full of the history of beautiful Yellowstone Park.Pictograph Cave is intriguing. There are hundreds of drawings on the cave walls done by prehistoric hunters, some drawings are of animals that don't even exist anymore. Photography is allowed - touching is not. Make sure all in your charter bus group have their cameras handy, they'll want to remember this trip!

Take your charter bus group on a "reel" fishing expedition with Adventures in Angling. Your charter bus group will be taken to those little known places that the fish are always biting. If fishing isn't your charter bus group's thing, take in a great game of golf at the Lake Hills Golf Club or if you want a more challenging course, take your charter bus group to the Peter Yegan Golf Course.

If your charter bus group would like to take in Billings from a different vantage point, a Trolley Bus Tour is for you! After you leave the trolley, Centennial Ice Arena is waiting for your charter bus tour group. Kick off your shoes, rent some skates and have some fun.

Now that you have places to go and things to do, book your next charter bus excursion to Billings today!

If you think casinos are the only site you're going to see on an Atlantic City charter bus trip, think again. There are a huge amount of things to do outside the casinos.

Have your charter bus group take in Absecon Lighthouse. Built in 1857, now being renovated - it is a photographer's dream. Make sure everyone in your charter bus group brought their cameras!

Atlantic City Cruises offers your charter bus group an afternoon of sight seeing on a beautiful double deck yacht. After an afternoon of looking on top of the water, see what's underneath at Ocean Life Center. A 750-gallon touch tank, coral tank, educational exhibits, and local and tropical fish.

If your charter bus group doesn't want to play "big" golf, take in a game at Atlantic City Miniature Golf. Play 18 holes of world-class golf at Atlantic City's premier miniature golf course.

For something a little unusual on your charter bus excursion, check out Ripley's Believe It or Not! Museum. Featuring some of the quirkiest, most amazing exhibits, including the Jersey Devil skeleton and a roulette table made of jelly beans.

and make sure Steel Pier is on your charter bus group's agenda as a stop along the way. With rides, games and other amusements at the city's world-famous, 100-year-old pier.
As you can see , there is plenty for your charter bus group to do in Atlantic City, and don't forget to go play in the casinos! Lady Luck might have come along for the ride!

Show Your Employees that You Appreciate Them

Why do the same old thing for your corporate appreciation event? Reserve a charter bus and visit some of the sites in your own hometown.

The Cosley Zoo is a favorite Wheaton charter bus stop. Numerous animals are on display, as is a 128-year-old barn. The zoo also hosts an exhibit of horse drawn vehicles. Be sure to check out the gift shops before returning to work on your charter bus.

Take a Wheaton charter bus to the Billy Graham Center Museum, located at Wheaton College. Displays include a history of evangelism from early tent revivals to present-day Internet evangelism, Billy Graham's traveling pulpit and videos of crusades.

Located in downtown Wheaton, the DuPage County Historical Museum is another great Wheaton charter bus site. Featuring 150+ years of the county's history on three levels, the museum offers hands-on activities. Offering more history for your charter bus tour is the Center for History (formerly the Wheaton History Center). The exhibit "The Liberty Line: The Slaves' Road to Freedom" chronicles the journey from slavery in the south to freedom in the north. Enjoy it all by charter bus.

An interesting tour to take your employees to by charter bus is the Cantigny estate in Wheaton. This estate is comprised of the McCormick Mansion, the First Division Museum (a military museum), formal gardens and a public golf course.

Since your employees are cooped up all day, plan to take a charter bus to the 1,700 acre Morton Arboretum. No matter the season, the arboretum offers walking trails, an open-air tram, a maze garden and many flowers and plants. For groups, the arboretum offers narrated tram or guided walking tours.

Your employees work hard; reward them with a company-sponsored Wheaton charter bus tour. Morale will be high as they return on their charter bus.

White Mountains Charter Bus

A White Mountains New Hampshire excursion in your own private charter bus for you and your group will be an experience they'll remember with a smile for years to come.

The scenic beauty of the White Mountains invites all kinds of outdoor fun for your charter bus group such as taking in the beauty of White Mountains area. The charming covered bridges and the enticing gorges.

There are also numerous waterfalls and caves to explore. Make sure everyone in your charter bus group has their cameras and plenty of film. Another reason people come to the White Mountains has even earned them a nickname "Leaf Peepers". Let your charter bus group earn their new nicknames by scheduling a fall charter bus trip when the leaves make the landscape look ablaze in red, yellow, and orange.

There is as much for your charter bus group to do indoors as outdoors. The Bethlehem Visitors Center has ever changing exhibits that showcase the extensive collection of grand hotel and cottage memorabilia and photographs.

How about visiting a real Shaker Village? Canterbury Shaker Village is an outdoor history museum and national historic landmark. Let your charter bus group take in 25 original Shaker buildings, guided tours, self-guided exhibits, demonstrations of Shaker crafts, walking trails, organic gardens, Farm Stand, Creamery Restaurant and Museum Store.

For the ski buffs The New England Ski Museum is dedicated to the collection, preservation and exhibition of the history of skiing. Indoors or outdoors a White Mountains Charter Bus excursion has something for every member of your group to enjoy.

Wildwood Charter Bus

Head for the excitement and fun of the Jersey shore on a Wildwood charter bus tour.
The city of Wildwood, New Jersey was incorporated in 1912 and if your looking for a family resort where activities abound for visitors of all ages then hop on your charter bus and head to the beautiful beaches of the Jersey shore.

Your first stop could be one of Morey's Piers Amusement Parks. Morey's Piers is one of the largest amusement park operators in the state of New Jersey. You can choose form 3 traditional amusement parks or 2 water parks. With that many roller coasters to choose from, and water parks to submerge yourself in, this has to be one of the only "something for everyone" charter bus tours you can find.

Food will never be an issue on this charter bus tour. Just close your eyes, and point your nose, smell the popcorn, salt water taffy, funnel cakes, hots dogs and pizza. Yum! There will be no hungry children on this charter bus tour. Adults will want to indulge in these summertime favorites as well.

History buffs among your charter bus group will want to take the Doo Wop '50s Trolley Tour. This award winning guided tour showcases the city of Wildwood in its heyday, the 1950's. Even if the 1950's were not your heyday, your charter bus group will get caught up in the fun atmosphere and nostalgia of it all.

If nature is what your charter bus tour is looking for then how about whale and dolphin watching with the Starlight Fleet. They guarantee sightings and if the whales are to shy your stomach won't be disappointed, A complimentary breakfast is included and even better there is no charge for the kiddies in your charter bus group.

Your Wildwood charter bus is sure to be full of sun, fun and memories.

Twin Cities Charter Bus Excursion - Twice The Fun

Twin Cities , Minneapolis/St.Paul areas are a great destination for your groups' next charter bus excursion. Art, museums, the largest indoor theme park in America, and so much more.

You and your charter bus group can take in a Swedish little culture at the American Swedish Institute. This turn-of-the-century 33-room mansion built for newspaper publisher, Swan J. Turnblad, features elaborate woodwork, colorful sculpted ceilings and Swedish porcelain tile stoves; plus exhibits of Swedish art, glass, textiles and immigrant artifacts.

Did you know your charter bus was a time machine? Your group will think so when you arrive at Historic Murphy's Landing. Experience life in the 1800s by visiting with costumed interpreters in their village or farm homes at this recreated living history museum nestled along the beautiful Minnesota River Valley near Shakopee.

Tour the site on foot or by horse-drawn trolley; enjoy crafts, music, demonstrations and monthly special events. Trade goods with a voyageur at the 1840s Fur Post. Have a little hands on help with the chores and pioneer life on an historic 1850s farm. Visit with townsfolk in Eagle Creek, a recreated village of the 1800s. The "residents" stay in-character during your entire visit.

If the weather is warm, steer your charter bus over to Valleyfair Family Amusement Park. This is the Upper Midwest's largest theme park, featuring more than 75 rides and attractions spread over 90 acres.

No charter bus visit to the Twin Cities would be complete without a visit to the Mall of America. An interesting side note,The Mall of America has no need for heat; guests and miles of lights, provide enough warmth to keep the entire complex toasty warm.

Additionally, the largest indoor theme park, Camp Snoopy, features Over 30 rides and attractions with great places to eat and unique places to shop.

Now aren't you glad you booked your charter bus tour to The Twin Cities?

All Aboard For A St. Louis Missouri Charter Bus Tour

St. Louis has a lot of great sights to see and you can see them better letting someone else do the driving on your charter bus!

A must see for any charter bus tour is the Gateway Arch, one of the most recognized landmarks in the nation if not the world. You and your charter bus group can ride 630 feet high over the Mississippi River to the top of the Gateway Arch. The view is unparalleled.

For the history fanatics on your charter bus tour, they will be thrilled at a chance to walk in the footsteps of the famous explorers, Lewis and Clark. Forest Park has recently gone through a 90 million dollar restoration and it was worth every penny. The landscape has been restored to its original glory. Let your charter bus tour see the land as Lewis and Clark saw it.

If you would like to take your charter bus group a little further back in time, make a stop at an ancient Indian civilization at Cahokia Mounds.

River boats are always a good choice for a good time, if your charter bus group doesn't want to flirt with Lady Luck in one of the on board casinos, your charter bus group will find the sites and sounds of the Mississippi River are breathtaking. The Blues were born here in St. Louis and your charter bus is in for a treat if they haven't experienced real Blues Music.

Good food, good music and good fun await your next charter bus tour in St. Louis Missouri!

Southern New Hampshire Charter Bus

Seeing Southern New Hampshire on your own private charter bus is truly traveling in style. There are numerous destinations for your charter bus group to take in.

The city is known for the historic Amoskeag Mill yard, which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The internationally renowned Currier Museum of Art is sure to impress everyone on your charter bus tour as it features European and American paintings by Picasso, Monet, O'Keeffe, and many other artists.

Your charter bus group will be awed at The Franco-American Centre in downtown Manchester is home to an extensive library of French history and culture in North America as well as a gallery of changing exhibits. And just out of town in Derry, the Robert Frost Farm, where the poet lived from 1901 to 1909, features period furniture.

For the beer lovers in your charter bus tour group, no visit to Southern New Hampshire would be complete without a tour of the Anheuser-Busch Brewery. Your group will see up close and personal how they get those little hops into those bottles!

When it comes to dining out, your charter bus group will be presented with an array of options. Many restaurants themselves feature a wide variety of cuisine.

For the outdoor enthusiasts on your charter bus excursion, they will love all the activities that Southern New Hampshire has to offer in warm weather such as golf and hiking. Winter winter brings fun for your charter bus group such as outdoor ice skating, McIntyre Ski Area offers snow skiing, snow tubing, and snow boarding, along with lodge, snack bar, and ski shop.
Sign up for a fun charter bus tour of Souther New Hampshire today!

Springfield Charter Bus -A Trip To Remember

You wont' find a better way to tour Springfield, Missouri than on your own private charter bus.
Check out the Japanese Stroll Garden and for something off the beaten path, your charter bus group will enjoy an excursion to the Exotic Animal Paradise where you and your charter bus gang can get closer than you've ever been to some beautiful exotic and sometimes endangered species. If your charter bus group wants to see some more animals, a trip to the Dickerson Park Zoo will be sure to please. Make sure everyone has their cameras!

Next destination on your charter bus excursion should be Fantastic Caverns. A natural wonder of hundreds of thousands of years of dripping water that carved out some truly spectacular caverns. Another fantastic cave in the area is Crystal Cave.

Now that your charter bus group has seen nature up close, and explored below ground in the caves, how about seeing this great city from above? Take your charter bus on one of the leisurely balloon flights over Springfield at BalloonSport USA.

For a little history, make Walnut Street National Register Historic District a destination for your charter bus group. A walking tour of all the restored homes and historic buildings in downtown Springfield. Also shopping and many great restaurants to stop and have a great little meal at.
Now aren't you glad you booked your next charter bus excursion to Springfield?

Sedalia Your Next Charter Bus Destination

Sedalia began as a rough frontier town in the New West and is a charming quiet little town in the New Millennium. The 19th century architecture visible throughout the city reflects this city's rough beginnings. Look closely, as with a lot of Victorian architecture, there are gargoyles on many historic buildings.

You may not have ever heard of John Homer Bothwell, but he was one of Sedalia's greatest benefactors. Schedule a stop on your charter bus tour at his country estate, Stonyridge, a massive stone structure built in sections between 1897 and 1928.

If your charter bus group loves to shop, you are in the right place. From big name department stores to mom and pop shops, Sedalia has something for everyone. Lots of antique stores abound in this quaint little town.

Finding a good meal in Sedalia isn't a chore. There are all type of cuisine to choose from. From your favorite ethnic foods to good old down south Southern cookin' it's there waiting for you!
Sedalia was a frontier town founded around the railroad. The Katy Trail State Park is a "Rails to Trails" linear park where the whole family can hike, bike and study nature. Take in the beautiful foliage and nature walks just waiting to be discovered.

For a relaxing time, take your charter bus group to Sedalia.

Seacoast Charter Bus

Seeing the Seacoast Region of New Hampshire on your next charter bus excursion will be a richly rewarding trip for everyone on your charter bus!

This region has great food, great sights, and great locals to make your charter bus excursion a great time for all aboard.

While your charter bus group in the Seacoast Region, make sure to check out the American Independence Museum where your charter bus group can features a very large collection of Colonial and Revolutionary Periods. Also features are two draft copies of the Constitution and an official copy of the Declaration of Independence. After taking in so much great history, take your charter bus group to another great historical figure at the John Paul Jones House. The legendary sailor made this house his home port whenever he was in the Seacoast region. The antique fans in your charter bus group will enjoy all the 18th and 19th century artifacts.

There are numerous galleries in the Seacoast Region for your charter bus group to explore. Among them are Alana Watercolors Gallery, Exeter Area Association for the Arts, and The Lamont Gallery; to name just a few.

After a big morning of sight-seeing, take your charter bus group to lunch, if your charter bus gang are seafood lovers, you're in the right port. You can almost bet your lunch was swimming in the ocean that morning. If seafood isn't your group's favorite cuisine, there are a multitude of restaurants to choose from.

Another great Seacoast sight to see on your charter bus tour is the Wentworth Coolidge Mansion it was originally the working farm of the first Royal Govenor of New Hampshire, it is now a museum with period furniture and offers hands on art classes and other events. If you have kids on your charter bus tour, make a stop by the Children's Museum of Portsmouth where the kiddos can explore, touch and feel science. There are no do not touch signs here, touching is encouraged

If the weather is nice, take in some outdoor fun at the Hampton Beach State Park where your charter bus group can take in the ocean swimming, sand dunes, some beachside shopping and more!

There is a lot of fun to have on your Seacoast New Hampshire charter bus tour - see you there!

Santa Fe Charter Bus

The beauty of the high desert awaits you on your Santa Fe charter bus tour.
Santa Fe, New Mexico is a different kind of city. A city that embraces its history along with the natural environment that surrounds it. This intriguing city is the oldest European city west of the Mississippi. Santa Fe was established in 1610 making it the oldest capital city in North America. Your charter bus group will be enchanted by all this city has to offer.

Santa Fe is known as the "Shopping Mecca" of the southwest. What charter bus group doesn't love to shop? With so many department and specialty stores to choose; from the Santa Fe outlet malls to the Antique Warehouse there is sure to be something for every budget of your charter bus group.

If you happen to have some rare "non-shoppers" in your charter bus group, then how about fishing? Fly fishing to be exact. High Desert Angler is the oldest fly fishing business in Santa Fe. Whether it be the San Juan River, Stone Lake, or a tiny mountain stream these folks have been taking care of anglers since 1985. The crisp blue sky and clear mountain streams will revive any charter bus group.

After soaking in the atmosphere of the southwest your charter bus enthusiasts are sure to have worked up an appetite. What group of people can tour a wonderful city like Santa Fe and not think of the regional dishes, and famed Southwest cuisine that awaits your charter bus group. A stop at Santa Fe's Guadalajara Grill, serving authentic Mexican food to Santa Fe since 1960 will satisfy your charter bus groups taste buds.

Santa Fe New Mexico, a city that offers something for everyone on your charter bus tour.

St. Joseph Missouri Charter Bus Excursion

St. Joseph, Missouri might not be the first place you think of when you consider a charter bus destination, but think again! St. Joseph has a quiet charm that offers a lot of your charter bus group to see and do.

St. Joseph has a rich African American history, and your charter bus group can see a great collection of artifacts at the Black Archives of St. Joseph.

If your charter bus group needs a little more St. Joseph history they can take a stop at the St. Joseph Museum, featuring a large collection of artifacts highlighting St. Joseph's diverse history.
The Albrecht-Kemper Museum of Art is another great stop which has art works from both Old Masters and local and regional artists. Your charter bus group will enjoy a walking tour of the Hall Street Historic District where they can see many of the original buildings as they were when St. Joseph was a new city. There is also ample shopping and some great restaurants for your charter bus group to take in.

If your charter bus group wants to take in some outdoor activity, why not book a tee time for your charter bus gang? There are several great courses to choose from with varying degrees of difficulty.

There is so much to see and do in St. Joseph, your charter bus group will remember it as a trip that they will want to make again!

Quincy Charter Bus Excursion

Quincy is a fun destination. A number of Wineries are featured. Start off your charter bus tour with a stop by Baxter's Vineyard and Winery, it is the oldest winery in Illinois. Free tours and tastings are the rule of the day. While you're exploring wineries, check out Collver Family Winery, they have the distinction of being the newest winery in Illinois.

After a little wine and cheese tasting, head your charter bus over to The East End Historic District which has an absolutely breathtaking collection of houses of every period and style since 1850. National Geographic Magazine described this area as one of ten most architecturally significant corners in the United States. Another interesting site is The Gardner Museum, this building originally housed the Quincy Public Library. The museum was organized in 1974 to encourage the preservation of Quincy's outstanding architectural heritage.

For a little hands on fun, charter a bus stop at the Family Living Center. Your tour group can explore the sights and sounds of pioneer life. Hands-on-experiences include woodworking, weaving, rope making, pottery and candle making just to name a few. If you have kids along for the ride it's a definite "must see" and since admission is free, it is also the right price.

Another fun stop for the younger set on your charter bus tour is Wavering Aquatic Center,spend a family day full of fun, sun and swimming. The park is equipped with water slides, paddleboat rentals, batting cages and walking trails.

The Quincy Art Center, a museum of the visual arts, was started in 1923 and is located on the grounds of the former Lorenzo Bull mansion, now the Women's City Club. In 1990 an award-winning addition was opened with galleries and a gift shop with studio space in the lower level. A variety of rotating exhibitions are presented throughout the year.

Try to find time between the interesting stops to take in some of Quincy's great regional cuisine. There are hundreds of restaurants to choose from and no such thing as a bad choice when it comes to choosing where to eat in Quincy. Clear your schedule and come see Quincy on a charter bus soon.

Tri-Cities Charter Bus Tour

The Tri-Cities of Michigan consist of Bay City, Saginaw, and Midland, located in the Saginaw Valley. There is no better way to explore these locals than on your own private charter bus!
Golfing is a good game and it doesn't get any better than a Tri-Cities Course. Have your charter bus stop at one of the 18 hole, challenging course such as Apple Mountain, The Fortress, or The Sawmill.

If your charter bus group wants a diverse collection of sites in one stop along the way. Schedule a stop at the Andersen Enrichment Center and Lucille E. Andersen Memorial Rose Garden.

There are formal gardens. Sculptures by Marshall M. Fredericks around a beautiful reflecting pool. Even a gift shop for those who love to buy souvenirs in your charter bus group. This Tri Cities gem also has a Japanese Tea House, a childrens' zoo, and lushly landscaped parks for a nice leisurely stroll with the rest of your charter bus buddies.

The Saginaw Art Museum is a great destination for your charter bus tour. It houses a huge assortment of works from not only Old Masters, but local and up and coming regional artists as well. Another Museum worth noting is the Saginaw Railroad Museum, make sure this is a charter bus destination for your tour group. This area was built on the railroad and its importance in the Tri Cities past can't be denied.

If you have wine lovers in your charter bus group, come to the St. Julian Winery, Michigan's oldest winery. Taste the delicious wines, sparkling wines, and champagnes of Michigan.

For the teetotalers and coffee lovers in your Tri Cities charter bus tour, drop in on the Red Eye Coffee House. This little coffee house has placed two years in Torani's National Barista (Coffee Bartender) contest. Serving Manhattan-style bagels, scones, pastry. Local entertainment includes open mic poetry readings and local art. A unique experience for sure.

A unique Tri Cities stop for the history buffs in your charter bus excursion,is the Castle Museum of Saginaw County History. It is a French castle structure with numerous ongoing exhibitions, including traveling Smithsonian exhibits which are not to be missed.

Tri Cities has so much for your charter bus group to explore and experience, get your group together and charter your bus today!

Take A Reno Charter Bus Trip

The question you have to ask when thinking of booking a charter bus trip to Rena is how can we possibly do everything there is to do in one charter bus trip?

Rena is more than casinos. Trying your luck in any of the casinos is a lot of fun but Reno can offer your charter bus group so much more.

There are numerous art galleries such as the Nevada Museum of Art and Wilbur D. May Center.
Reno is rich in history and your charter bus group can take it in at the Nevada Historical Society's exhibition of artifacts from days gone by.

Also take in the National Automobile Museum that features more than 224 vehicles on display. Sure to please everyone on your charter bus group. Take your charter bus gang on a great golf outing at the Lake Ridge Golf Course. Another great golfing destination is the Wolf Run Golf Club with a special 19th hole designed to settle any match.

There is no lacking for good food in Reno. If you can think of it to eat, Reno can serve it up. Your charter bus group will be thrilled with all the choices.

And last but not least, do what people have been coming to Reno to do for years: hit those casinos. You can play nickel slots or Keno and if you're feeling brave hit the black jack tables and invite Lady Luck along for the ride on your charter bus excursion to Reno.

Point Pleasant Charter Bus - a most pleasant experience!

Enjoy this stretch of Heaven on a Point Pleasant Charter Bus. Want to know where to go for the best of everything on your Point Pleasant Charter Bus? Start at the public beach, taking your Point Pleasant Charter Bus to Ocean Avenue, where you will pay NO access fees!

The Point Pleasant Charter Bus is a great way to transport your group to the Boardwalk for hours of fun at the arcades, wheels of chance, rides, and gift shops. Be sure to stop in an Jenkinson's Aquarium where you can see big bad fish up close and personal as part of your Point Pleasant Charter Bus experience.

After relaxing at the water, Point Pleasant Charter Bus recommends you get some hands-on experiences surfing (at "The Pocket" area at the inlet) or visiting Point Pleasant Parasail on Broadway to rent equipment for a true adventure. You could pack your fishing gear onto the Point Pleasant Charter Bus and be an angler for a few hours of bluefish, striped bass and fluke fishing.

Expect a hearty appetite to surface during the Point Pleasant Bus Charter. You and your companions may have a hard time agreeing whether to eat at one of several famous seafood restaurants , or whether to delight in old favorites such as Europa South (Spanish) or Tesauro's (Italian) where you must try the Lobster Bisque.

Save time to take the Point Pleasant Charter Bus along Arnold and Bay Avenues for great Antiques and home decor items. Whether you are in Point Pleasant for business or vacation, enhance your trip's enjoyment with a Point Pleasant Charter Bus! We hope to see you soon!

Old Bridge Charter Bus

Your charter bus group will find relaxation in Old Bridge!

The charter bus gang will love the Mason Gross Performing Arts Center that can be found near Old Bridge! Here they can find three hundred cultural events a year. Your old bridge charter bus group will also love to check out Playhouse 22 for live community theater and special events.

The outdoors comes alive for your Old Bridge charter bus group at Rutgers Gardens. Here one can enjoy a fifty-acre arboretum and public garden featuring a wide variety of trees, shrubs, perennials, annuals, etc. Your Old Bridge charter bus group can catch one of the many annual seasonal events.

Shopping is a breeze for your charter bug group in the many stores in and around Old Bridge. Enjoy finding a diamond in the rough or a gift to be treasured! Food is plentiful for your Old Bridge charter bus group as they make their rounds!

Have your Old Bridge charter bus group catch Romancing the Wind for 2 1/2-hour cruises on a private sailing yacht with captain for small party charters. Or have your Old Bridge charter bus group kick back at Harvest Moon Brewery/Cafe for some local ale and good conversation!
Culture can be found in the surrounding are of Middlesex county for your Old Bridge charter bus group.

They can find cultural diversity from art to artifact in Tenafly's African Art Museum, the Zimmerli Art Museum in New Brunswick, and the Newark Museum. For a different display of beauty for your Old Bridge charter bus group, Branch Brook Park with its cherry blossoms and the Presby Memorial Iris Gardens in Upper Montclair should not be missed.
Your charter bus group will have a swell time in Old Bridge!

North Woods Charter Bus

A North Woods charter bus tour will be an experience your group will talk about with a smile for years to come. This area is rich in history and nature.

The first stop along the way has something for everyone in your charter bus group. The Balsams features 27 holes of golf, heavily wooded trails for mountain biking and hiking. Your charter bus group will be awed by the garden which contains over 30,000 annual and perennial plantings.
There is a grand buffet daily for those in your charter bus gang that like to graze the buffets, and for those in your charter bus group that enjoy outside dining,weather permitting, the golf club has a great patio luncheon.

If your charter bus group arrives during the winter months, you're in luck!

On-site alpine skiing offering 16 trails on two slopes served by 2 triple chair lifts, 5 gladed areas, snowboarding Terrain Park, and full-service base lodge; a 95 kilometer cross-country trail system; 33 km of designated snowshoe trails and ice-skating.

While your charter bus group is in the North Woods, be on the lookout for Moose Alley. It's known as Moose Alley because it's the best place in New Hampshire to see some of the 10,000 or so moose that find their home here.

You and your charter bus group can spot a moose at almost any time of day.

Has anyone in your charter bus group ever been to a sugar house? Unless they've toured New Hampshire before they probably won't know what you mean. Maple is a big business in the North Woods and your charter bus is in for a treat if you take a stop by Christie's Maple Farm and Maple Museum Maple farm and museum. Learn how they make maple syrup and your charter bus group will get free samples at the taste-testing bar. There is a gift shop so you can take some of this sweet treasure back to your friends. If you've never had real maple syrup, you're charter bus gang will be floored by the good taste.

Enjoy the North Woods on your next charter bus visit.

Next Stop Omaha Nebraska On A Charter Bus

Congratulations on choosing a truly diverse destination! Omaha has much for your charter bus group to see and do.

If your charter bus group likes history there are museums galore in Omaha. The Durham Western Heritage Museum has an art deco type railroad house and all kinds of railway themed exhibits, sure to please the train loving kid in every member of your charter bus group. For the political buffs in your charter bus group, a stop by the Gerald R. Ford Conservation Center will be sure to impress.

Art abounds in Omaha and your charter bus group will feel artfully rich indeed. From the Joslyn Art Museum to the Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts and make a stop by El Museo Latino which features a great collection of art works both new and old by Hispanic artisans.

Omaha has over one hundred antique shops and many artifacts from early pioneer life are a standard in many of these shops. If you have charter bus members that love to go "antiquing" they won't be disappointed. Omaha also features some absolutely great golfing and some of the finest dining your charter bus group will find anywhere.

Check our Omaha with your charter bus group soon, you'll be glad you did!

North Platte Charter Bus Tour

North Platte is wild country. So wild in fact, William F. Cody who was better known as Wild Bill Cody made his home here. There is a State Park and Recreation area named after him. The park features crane viewing and interpretation areas (for wildlife viewing) with blinds so they can't see you but you and your charter bus group can see the wildlife up close and personal. Make sure everyone on your charter bus tour brings their cameras!

Fort Cody Trading Post is another tribute to Wild Bill, and features a miniature replica of the Wild West Show on the half hour. There are western themed exhibits and the shoppers in your charter bus group will love buying their friends and relatives gifts in Nebraska's largest souvenir store.

Your charter bus group will enjoy a stop at the Lincoln County Historical Museum, The famous World War II Canteen, tools, weapons, wagons and other artifacts displayed in a restored Old West town.

If it's the season, take your charter bus group on a hunting trip with Platte Valley Outfitters. Your charter bus group can choose from using a rifle, muzzle loader or archery equipment. Fishing expeditions are also available. Your charter bus group could come back from your tour of North Platte with a lot more than photographs.

New Brunswick Charter Bus

Your charter bus group will delight in the activities in and around New Brunswick!

Start off your New Brunswick charter bus tour at the Meadows Foundation where one can view six historic, restored houses and an inn. Afterwards, have the New Brunswick charter bus gang hike along a nature trail along the DandR Canal. There are also programs in music, visual and performing arts.

Does your New Brunswick charter bus group love a round of golf? Then have them stop by one of the four golf courses ranging from nine to thirty-six holes! Stay outdoors and learn about animals at the same time at the Johnson Park Zoo!

The shoppers in your charter bus group are going to go crazy over the hundreds of shopping choices available in and around New Brunswick. Luckily for those in your New Brunswick charter bus group whose passion is food - the choices are just as plentiful.

Have your New Brunswick charter bus group soak up the arts and culture! The American Repertory Ballet Company will delight for the night and the George Street Playhouse will have you planning your next trip as you watch revivals and premieres of plays and musicals bound for Broadway.

Your New Brunswick charter bus group should stop by the Mason Gross Performing Arts Center to see one of the three hundred cultural events they present a year
Your charter bus group will be enticed by the Rutgers University Geology Museum in New Brunswick. Here they can view dinosaurs, mastodons, mummies, Indian artifacts, minerals and discover the natural history of New Jersey.

No matter your charter bus groups taste or budget - there is something for everyone in New Brunswick!

Newark Charter Bus

Your charter bus group will love Newark for its diversity and variety of things to do and see!
This area will bring a tear to the shopper's eye in your Newark charter bus group. From outlet centers to malls to the flea market - there is so much shopping that a whole day should be set aside! Thankfully, there are enough eateries around to keep the energy up in your Newark charter bus group so that they can shop till they drop!

Are those in your Newark charter bus group that would rather hit one on the back nine than shop? Good! For the charter bus gang can take their pick of thirteen golf courses!

Have your Newark charter bus group take in history at the Dey Mansion - one of George Washington's headquarters. Now a museum, the two-story Georgian house is furnished with Queen Anne-style and Chippendale-era pieces. Does your Newark charter bus group require more history? Then why not see the Hudson County Court House National Historic Site or the Easton Tower County Historic Site. There is enough to go around!

Your charter bus group can soak up some arts in culture all over Newark. From Aljiara, a Center for Contemporary Art where they present changing exhibitions of contemporary visual art to the City Without Walls Gallery, an urban gallery of new art and artists, there is enough art for every taste.

For outdoor fun, make sure your Newark charter bus group stops by the Bergen County Zoological Park for wild animals, 1860s farmyard, and walk-through aviary. Or have the Newark charter bus gang visit the Cora Hartshorn Arboretum and Bird Sanctuary where they can find 16-acre wooded habitat, trails, wildflowers, and environmental education classes.

Your charter bus group will have so much fun in Newark that they will talk abut it for years to come!

Lincoln Nebraska Charter Bus Tour -History Alive

History comes alive for your charter bus group when you visit historic Lincoln, Nebraska. Lincoln has a rich pioneer history and has more museums and historic houses than your charter bus group might be able to view in one trip.

Take a stop in your charter bus at the Thomas P. Kennard House, which is a restored 1869 house is the oldest house in Lincoln. See life as it was in the mid 1800s. At the Frank H. Woods Pioneer Museum, not only are there great pioneer artifacts from day to day life, there is also a replica of Alexander Graham Bell's original telephone designs.

For something historical off the beaten path, check out the National Museum of Roller Skating the only museum of its kind in the world.

For history and shopping, your charter bus group will love the Historic Haymarket District with its galleries, restaurants, and shopping all set amidst historical buildings.

If the arts appeal to your charter bus tour group, check out the Sheldon Memorial Art Gallery and Sculpture Garden, also charter a stop at the Gladys Lux Historical Gallery which has all sorts of sewing artifacts and early craft work by pioneer women.

After a great day of sight seeing and shopping, check out one of the many great restaurants this great city has to offer and you and your charter bus group can talk about what a great day you had in Lincoln, Nebraska over some great company and fabulous food.

Cheyenne Wyoming - See The Wild Lands On A Charter Bus

Cheyenne is pretty much just as untamed in present day as it was 100 years ago. Your charter bus group will enjoy the old west feel in a town that has all the modern amenities.

Take your charter bus group to the Terry Bison Ranch where they can feed the bison, ride horses and participate in an old west style cook-out. Keeping this western feel, take your charter bus group over to the Wyoming State Museum. it houses artifacts and collections showcasing Wyoming's history from its earliest beginnings. Includes a kids' room chock o' block full of vintage clothing, toys, and interesting artifacts.

There are a number of fine art galleries for your charter bus group to take in and more western and southwest art than you can shake a stick at! Gallery West and the Frame Plant will expose your charter bus group to a wide range of media and artists. Manitou Gallery and the Painted Pony Gallery showcase a load of western art and gifts. Your charter bus group can take a little bit of Cheyenne back with them.

There are over 100 great restaurants to choose from in Cheyenne. There's all kinds of ethnic cuisines such as Mexican or Italian. Wyoming is buffalo country, try a buffalo burger or steak at one of the fine restaurants Cheyenne has to offer your charter bus group.
Book your charter bus excursion to Cheyenne, you'll have a wild time!

Lakes Region New Hampshire Charter Bus

The Lakes Region of New Hampshire is in a word: breathtaking. If you make your next trip in a charter bus to the Lakes Region of New Hampshire, you and your group are in a for a great time.

A great way to start your charter bus tour of this region is a stop by America's Stonehenge. It is a 4,000 year old megalithic site and astronomical calendar built by an ancient culture. No one knows if it was built by Native Americans or some wayward Europeans that had seen Stonehenge. You and your charter bus group can see it and decide for yourselves!

Canterbury Shaker Village and The Shaker Table Restaurant. Take your charter bus group to a real Shaker community. There are 25 original buildings, gardens, and trails. The Shaker Table Restaurant and a great Museum Store for your charter bus group to explore.

If your charter bus excursion is in need of some fun for the whole family, take a stop by the Castle in the Clouds. Hike around the grounds and see stunning views of Lake Winnipesaukee and the mountains, has anyone on your charter bus tour ever fed giant trout? Now you can all say you have!

Charter a stop by the Hampshire Pewter Company and watch craftsman make beautiful pewter tableware and Christmas ornaments. Your charter bus group will find it very interesting to see how those items are really created.

For some outdoor fun, take your charter bus group to High Meadows Farms, where your group can enjoy horseback riding and take in the views around the area. If equestrian riding isn't for your group, There is also golf and fishing available nearby.

Take in all the Lakes Region has to offer your charter bus group, schedule a visit today!

Hackensack Charter Bus

Take your charter bus group to Hackensack and enter a land of fun, relaxation and history!
Your charter bus group will love to visit the historic sites in and around Hackensack. First stop should be the Historic New Bridge Landing Park. Here your Hackensack charter bug group can visit house from the Revolutionary War: 1774 Campbell-Christie House, Demarest House with Bergen Dutch artifacts and the 1752 Steuben House. Finish up the day at the lighted monument at 1917 WWI Camp Merritt.

Would your Hackensack charter bus group like to take in a round of golf? Then they will be delighted to chose from one of the wonderful three areas golf courses. Does your charter bus group wish to watch some indoor sports during their trip to Hackensack? Then stop on into the Meadowlands Sports Complex where the can find professional football, basketball, hockey, horseracing, major concerts and special events.

The charter bus gang will love to visit the arts and culture in and around Hackensack. Take in the Aviation Hall of Fame and Museum and see Aircraft, artifacts, and photographs pertaining to New Jersey's aeronautical history. The Bergen Museum of Art and Science will wow the young and old alike with their many fascinating exhibits.

Have your Hackensack charter bus group take in a performance at the William Carlos Williams Center for the Arts. Or take the kids to the more than 40 hands-on interactive exhibits for preschoolers and toddlers at the New Jersey Children's Museum.

Shopping is plentiful for you Hackensack charter bus group. From the flea market with 1,000 vendors to comfortable year round temperatures in the many malls - there is something for everyone!

Will all of the activity set your charter bus group's stomach rumbling? Then stop by one of the many food establishments - from sandwiches to fine cuisine - in and around Hackensack.
No matter what your charter bus group wants to enjoy - - you can find it in and around Hackensack!

See Glorious Glendive On A Charter Bus

Glendive is tucked between the badlands and the Yellowstone River. The badlands have some of the most impressive rock formations your charter bus group will ever have the good fortune to see. Special among them is Makoshika State Park which has not only some of the most photogenic rock formations in the Nation, additionally, the park also preserves the fossil remains of such dinosaurs as the Tyrannosaurus and Triceratops.

A destination your charter bus group will enjoy wholeheartedly is Merrill West, which is a walkway through a replica of the businesses which lined Glendive's business district in the late 1800s. After touring Merrill West, your charter bus group would probably like to continue seeing the history of Glendive come alive with a self-guided walking tour of Glendive's Downtown Historic District leads past many buildings listed in the National Register of Historic Places.

The Frontier Gateway Museum has displays that will thrill your charter bus group. Diverse exhibitions included fossils, buffalo, Indian, homesteaders, cattlemen, settlers, railroad, Civil War, and so much more. Your charter bus group will enjoy seeing the authentic medieval armor and a lovely display of turn-of-the-century gowns.

Many of the restaurants in Glendive are in historically accurate restored buildings. Your charter bus group will enjoy dining on any of the fine food choices among the artifacts and relics of days gone by.

You and your charter bus group will swear you've taken a trip back in time when you visit lovely, historic Glendive.

See Dartmouth On A Charter Bus

Dartmouth is rich in history and making their Charlestown Historic District your charter bus group's first stop. There are 62 buildings on Main Street and most of them are dated pre-1940 with a number being built prior to 1799.

The Shakers have a long history in Dartmouth and your charter bus group will enjoy a stop at the Enfield Shaker Museum. Your charter bus gang can take in tours where you can view 9 Shaker buildings (including the Great Stone Dwelling, the largest Shaker dwelling ever built) on a self-guided tour. Craftsman demonstrations and exhibits showcasing the Shaker way of life of highlights of this charter bus stop.

Flying Yankee is an unusual destination. Could anyone in your charter bus group have guessed it was a train? It was built in 1935 during the peak of the Depression, to life people's spirits and encourage train travel.

It is currently being restored to full operation and you can see the train and the restoration process as it is ongoing.

If your charter bus group loves living history exhibitions, Fort No. 4 is the next place your charter bus should stop. Costumed interpreters bring the rich history of this area to life, living life as it was during the mid 1700s.

Mt. Kearsarge Indian Museum is an interesting stop for your charter bus group.
It is a non-profit group to raise awareness of Native American traditions, customs, and has a great exhibit of locally found artifacts. Your charter bus gang will enjoy a visit the Museum Store, the Dreamcatcher, a which is a destination in itself, offering a unique array of crafts, most of which are created by Indian artisans, and a large collection of books.

You can also walk along the 2 1/2 acre outdoor living museum, where you will learn the many ways the American Indians use plants for medicines, dyes, food and building materials.
After all those sights if your charter bus group is feeling hungry, there is no shortage of good food in Dartmouth. German cuisine is popular in this region, and you can't go wrong when you order sauerbraten, schnitzel, or potato pancakes!

Get your group together and charter a bus to Dartmouth for your next trip!

Jersey City Charter Bus

Have your charter bus group take a trip to Jersey City and see the Stature of Liberty!
Lady Liberty stands proud and resides in her glory on Liberty Island where your Jersey City charter bus group can have an insiders' view of the engineering marvels that are the Statue of Liberty.

Continue your charter bus group's tour of Jersey City with a stop at Central Railroad of NJ Terminal. Built in 1889 and partially restored, this historical building served tens of thousands of commuters daily. There is a small museum dedicated to area history, interpretive programs and tours, and ferry service to Ellis Island and the Statue of Liberty.

Take in Fort Lee Historic Park for Revolutionary War information or visit Boxwood Hall State Historic Site that was the home of Elias Boudinot, President Of the Continental Congress. He later sold the house to Jonathan Dayton, youngest signer of the Constitution.

Have your Jersey City charter bus group visit the Liberty Science Center that is an innovative learning resource for lifelong exploration of nature, humanity and technology or take in the universe at the Dreyfuss Planetarium at the Newark Museum.

Enjoy meal time at the Medieval Times Dinner and Tournament where your Jersey City charter bus group can enjoy a two-hour dinner and show featuring Knights on horseback, swordplay and authentic jousting tournament. Just want to grab a meal and go? There are many food delights that will please any taste or budget.

Indoor activities what your Jersey City charter group enjoys? Then check out the Rexplex - a 200,000 square foot multi-plex with sports, amusements and recreation and special events.
The shoppers in your charter group will simply love the multitude of shops in and around Jersey City. A gift can be found for anyone - even themselves!

No matter what your charter bus group wants to see and do - they will be delighted in what they find in Jersey City!

Bloomfield Charter Bus

When you and your charter bus group visit Bloomfield, you visit the land of General Joseph Bloomfield--a Revolutionary soldier and officer in the War of 1812 who later became Governor of New Jersey.

Does your Bloomfield charter bus group love outdoor fun? Then head on over to Watsessing Park, which is located on 69.67 acres in the Townships of Bloomfield and East Orange. Here your charter bus group can enjoy the Bloomfield Playgrounds, Football, Softball, and Soccer Fields, Basketball Courts, Bandstand, Lawn Bowling Green--one of the few and best in New Jersey and the Senior Citizen Recreation Building.

Would your Bloomfield charter bus group prefer to watch sports instead? Then check out Minor League Baseball at Riverfront Stadium with the Newark Bears or glide into the Montclair Ice Arena during the winter months.

How would the Bloomfield charter bus gang like to soak up some arts and culture? Then take in the Montclair Art Museum where you can be face to face with the American spirit or reach for the stars at the Dreyfuss Planetarium at the Newark Museum. Your Bloomfield charter bus group might enjoy the performance arts at the New Jersey Performing Arts Center or a night with the New Jersey Opera or Symphony Orchestra.

Don't forget to have your Bloomfield charter bus group stop by Edison National Historic Site -- the site of Edison's invention factory, laboratory, and workshops where he developed the phonograph and the motion picture camera.

Make sure you leave room after your charter bus groups dine at one of the many tantalizing food destinations to stroll around the four lovely gardens in and around Bloomfield. Or walk off your food at one of the variety of shops around Bloomfield.

No matter what you are in the mood for, you and your charter bus groups is sure to find it in Bloomfield.

Visit Beachfront Belmar On A Charter Bus

When you think,"Beaches in New Jersey" think Belmar! There is no better way to visit the beach in New Jersey than on a charter bus. Belmar's beaches are known as the cleanest beaches in New Jersey.

Your charter bus tour group will enjoy a stroll along the Boardwalk and take in the atmosphere of the ocean and sand. There are also various nature trails for those in your charter bus group who love to explore.

The Huisman Gazebo is a beautiful, Victorian gazebo and is the site of many outdoor events your charter bus tour group will enjoy taking in. Check your guide and see what's going on at Huisman today!

Your charter bus tour of Belmar will enjoy the catch of the day. The seafood is so fresh, your charter bus group will swear they s