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Watertown Charter Bus

There are great things to do in Watertown all year round. If you're thinking of booking your next charter bus trip to Watertown, read and on you'll see there's plenty to experience in this charming town.

Shopping is always a great way to start a charter bus excursion and you will find some fun shopping along the way in Watertown. Check out the Salmon Run Mall. It's not as huge as a lot of malls but it has a lot of specialty shops and all the big names your charter bus group knows and trusts.

There is a lot of golfing to be had in Watertown. Your charter bus group has several to choose from: Watertown Golf Club, Willowbrook Yellow Golf Course, Ives Hill Golf Course.

Thompson Park Conservancy and Zoo is an interesting stop for your charter bus group. North American animals are featured in their native habitats and there is also a children's petting zoo.

Take your charter bus gang on a trip back in time to the Jefferson County Historical Society where a circa 1876 Tuscan villa is featured, period furnishings depicting daily life, and Native American artifacts are displayed. Your charter bus group will learn a lot about Watertown's past.

New York City Charter Bus

Now here is a fun destination for your next charter bus excursion, New York City.

First stop for your charter bus excursion should be Times Square. You've all seen it on television at one time or another, now is the time to see it up close and personal. Times Square was named after the NY Times which moved there in 1924.

This is a vibrant, neon-lit, non-stop bastion of activity. Once it was overrun by peep shows and a seedier environment. In recent years, Times Square has undergone a complete image overhaul and many big names have moved in, including Disney.

Central Park is another must see on your charter bus trip. Right smack in the heart of Manhattan is Central Park. It was created in 1857 as a serene place to escape city life. These days walkers, rollerbladers, bikers and joggers as you stroll leisurely through the park.

Check out romantic Bethseda Fountain at the Bethseda Terrace. And if you look north, you can see Belvedere Castle. Across the street is the famous Dakota building. Mick Jagger and John Lennon to name a few lived in this great old building and frequently walked in this park. This park will enthrall every member of your charter bus group with its beauty and history.

No charter bus journey would be complete without a stop by the The Statue of Liberty. She is back and better than ever after extensive renovation. As a representative of freedom to the world, She stands bright and tall in New York Harbor. Tours are open 8:30AM-5:30PM daily.

Good food is plentiful in New York City and your charter bus group will enjoy that dilemma of which great restaurant to choose! Some never fail choices are Del Frisco's Double Eagle Steak House, Junior's Restaurant for a more casual dining experience, all your charter bus group's old favorites are here, Carmine's is known for its fine Italian fare, if Asian is your palate's taste try Roy's New York, you will even find South American cuisine represented here in the form of Cafe Habana.

See history in abundance with your charter bus gang at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Be prepared to spend a couple of hours in this facility. It's an awesome experience. It has more than 1.5 million square feet of exhibition space and its exhibits, in particular the Egyptian exhibit are second to none. Be sure to make a pilgrimage to the museum gift soft and pick up some mementos to remember your charter bus excursion.

Tour Grand Forks On Your Own Private Charter Bus

Usually, when you book a charter bus excursion to a city, you might not think stopping by city hall as even a remotely conceivable destination but Grand Forks City Hall will hold some pleasant surprises for you and your charter bus gang.
Take a walking tour through the area and some truly impressive architecture ranging from Pre-Spanish-American War to just before WWI.

Siouxland Buffalo Ranch is a great stop along the way for your charter bus tour of Grand Forks. Siouxland has an impressive, happy heard of buffalo and even a gift shop. Ask about the free tours and you and your tour group will get to see the buffalo up close and personal.

Hughes Fine Arts Center always has an exhibition by a local artist on display. Make sure your charter bus group makes a stop and looks in on this interesting place.

Grand Forks Air Force Base is home to the 319th Air Re-Fueling Wing. Tours are offered on weekends unless the base is on high alert. Be sure to call first to schedule your charter bus group's tour.

Golf, Golf and more golf is available in Grand Forks. Including an Arnold Palmer designed course! To tee up with you charter bus group visit any of the following fine courses:Hillsboro Golf Club, Mayville Golf Course, The River Bend Golf Course,Lincoln Park Golf Course, and Oak Knolls Golf Course.

After sight seeing and golfing you're charter bus gang is going to be hungry. Check out Sander's or Bonzers for some American-style fare, Lola's is a great stop if you're in the mood for Italian. No matter what your choices, you'll be glad you chose to come to Grand Forks.

Fargo Charter Bus

Get your group together and come tour Fargo on a charter bus.

First stop for your charter bus excursion should be the Plains Art Museum. This is one of the largest in the region and has nearly art form you can think of. Since you did something cultural on your charter bus tour, do something fun for the sports fans in your charter bus group, take a spin by the Roger Maris Museum which traces the career of man who broke Babe Ruth's single season record for home runs in 1961.

Speaking of famous people, did you know Fargo had a Celebrity Walk of Fame? Yes, indeed they do. Make this a stop along the way and take your charter bus group on a short walk among the 100 or so famous folk's hand prints.

To get a real feel for Fargo, check out the Red River Zoo. The habitats have been carefully created with each species in mind. Your charter bus group will have to look carefully in some exhibits because some critters like to hide!

For something a little different, take your charter bus gang over to the Maple River Winery. Learn how wine is made and you bet they give sample of their own fine and unusual wines. Apple Cinnamon and Apple Jalapeno wines are just a couple, and remember to buy a few bottles for friends that couldn't come on your charter bus trip. These exotic mixtures make the neatest gifts, especially for the person that has everything.

Now that your charter bus group has tasted a little wine, you'd probably like to have a great meal in Fargo. Locals swear by the Great Northern Restaurant. You can get a taste of some real Fargo-style American cuisine and talk about the great time you had today visiting this fine town on your charter bus.

Charter Bus Destination: Eugene

Eugene Oregon may not have been the first city that sprang to mind when you thought of the great time you and your group could have on a charter bus excursion, but think again!

Eugene has quietly amassed quite a lot of fun destinations for you and your charter bus gang to experience. Charter a stop by the Eugene Concert Choir and take in some beautiful music, another great musical destination is the Eugene Opera.

For a little outdoor fun, take your charter bus group to beautiful Burford Park, it's maintained by a wonderful group of volunteers and is a serene and impressive place.

Another great way for your charter bus group to relax in Eugene is at the Pearl Day Spa. Enjoy a massage, a sauna, and feel more relaxed and prettier than ever when you leave!

Now that you're charter bus group is more relaxed and attractive than ever, you just need to find a great restaurant. The Marche is fantastic as is Adam's place with it's great all American menu choices.

Take your charter bus group to see some travelers from another age. Eugene was a major destination during the 1800s for travelers along the Oregon trail. The Lane Country Museum has a virtual cornucopia of artifacts from these long ago travelers.
With so many diverse things to see and do, we know you're going to enjoy your next charter bus trip to Eugene.

Dickinson Charter Bus

When visiting Dickinson on your charter bus, be prepared to hit the ground running. There is a lot to see and do.

A great way to start your charter bus tour of Dickinson is at the Kenmare. At just a 9 hole course, its a fast game but a challenging one. There are other 18 hole courses in the area such as Riverheart, Hazen, and Elgin; if a longer game of golf appeals to your charter bus group.

Time to see a little bit of Dickinson's past. Charter a stop in your group's bus at the Joachim Regional Museum and see artifacts and exhibits of days gone by. Imagine getting through a North Dakota winter with only what the pioneers had to get by with.
Add in a charter bus excursion to the Pioneer Machinery Museum.

This facilities features threshing machines and other modern day helpers, and many early pioneer tools to show your charter bus group just how far we've come. To see Dickinson as it once was in the pioneer days, take your charter bus group to Prairie Outpost Park. Historically accurate buildings include a general store, post office, train depot, church and school.

At the Dakota Dinosaur Museum, your charter bus gang will be wowed by the 10 full scale dinosaurs, rhinoceros and bison fossils, rocks and minerals displays, fossilized plants, mammal exhibits, featured reptiles and the seashell exhibit has many different kinds, including some huge specimens.

For something a little different on your charter bus tour, stop by the Ukrainian Cultural Institute and see a cheese button factory, exhibits celebrating Ukrainian culture, folk art from the various Ukrainian regions and a well stocked research library.

After all this activity, take in a great meal at the China Doll Restaurant, Perkins Family Restaurant, or the fantastic Husky House Cafe.

Dickinson has a rich history and continues to make history even today for your charter bus group.

Columbia Charter Bus

Columbia, like many South Carolina charter bus destinations, Columbia has much to offer your next charter bus trip in the form of so much to see and do!

Archives and History Center holds a unique collection of records that were originally kept when Columbia was just a small English colony in the 1600s. Purchases and other day to day items are preserved in well kept books. Lots of other items to see to give your charter bus group an insight into simple day to day life.

Fort Jackson Museum is another stop that will impress. This well preserved Fort still has cannons throughout the facility, and you can walk through the same halls as the men that served there.

For those who love "Law and Order" and "CSI", there is the Criminal Justice Hall of Fame. See exhibits profiling all aspects of law enforcement from the 1930s to present day.

The weather is nearly always fine in Columbia and perhaps your charter bus group would enjoy a good game of golf? There are a number of courses to choose from.
Shopping is also abundant and the flea markets promise fun finds for those in your charter bus tour.

Where to eat brings more great choices. New Orleans Riverfront Restaurant with its Cajun fare is a Columbia favorite your charter bus group will enjoy. If Italian is your taste try Fresh Pasta Bilities or Carrabba's. For some good old American cuisine charter a stop at California Dreaming, Damon's Clubhouse, or Longhorn Steaks Restaurant.

Bismarck Charter Bus

It's no secret North Dakota has some great golfing. Bring your clubs and come to Bismarck for your next charter bus trip.

Start your charter bus excursion at the Hawktree Golf Club which is 7000 yards of golf. This par 72 course features elevation differences, rough prairie grass and black sand bunkers. This is a challenging course and promises a good time for all golfing fans.

Double Ditch Indian Village. This site contains the ruins of a large Mandan Indian lodge village inhabited during the periods of 1675-1780 and wasn't discovered until 1905. A huge amount of artifacts have been found here Your charter bus group see how life was in a civilization that has since vanished.

North Dakota is Lewis and Clark country. See the wilds of North Dakota with your charter bus group on a water excursion on the Lewis and Clark Riverboat. Make sure everyone on your charter bus tour has their cameras, this is a very scenic excursion.

The Dakota Zoo will hold a lot fascination for your charter bus gang. There are over 200 species mostly in natural habitats. A lot of work went into building a special habitat for each species and it shows, this is a beautiful zoo.

Last but certainly not least, stop by the Five Nations Art Gallery. Exhibits featured include authentic American Indian paintings, jewelry, sculptures and baskets, hand crafted by local Native American artists.

Great food choices abound. For a little fun try the Space Aliens Grill, The Walrus for some great pizza, Country House Deli serves just about anything Mom used to make.

Youngstown Charter Bus

Youngstown is a great destination for a charter bus excursion. Charter a stop by the Arms Family Museum. The huge oak and leaded glass doors are just a hint of the beautiful design inside. Your charter bus group will be awed by the reception room, library, solarium, sitting room, dining room, butler's pantry, and gardens - all faithfully preserved since 1905. Open Tuesday through Saturday 1PM-4PM.

The Butler Institute of American Art is unique in the fact it was the first structure ever built in the United States dedicated to house priceless works by American artists.

Featuring more than 10,000 permanent art works. Your charter bus group will enjoy taking in all the great works. Museum is closed on Mondays.

Is your charter bus gang feeling a little wild? Stop by Noah's Lost Ark Exotic Animal Sanctuary which is the one and only Federally and State licensed non-profit organization that offers safe haven to tigers, lions, bears, wolves, wallaby, camels, and even zebra!

For some great shopping, try the The Hummel Gift Shop which is the largest gift store in the USA. Name brands and local features are all available. Pick up a few souvenirs for those that couldn't join you on your charter bus excursion.

For a real taste treat, try luncheon at Das Dutch Haus. Good country cooking in a friendly atmosphere. And don't forget dessert, the Mile High Coconut Cream Pie is something people travel to Youngstown for alone!

Enjoy your charter bus trip to Youngstown and save room for pie!

See Zanesville As Your Next Charter Bus Destination

When you think "art" do you think "Zanesville"? Well you should.
Zanesville has as much art as you can pack into a charming little town. Start off your charter bus tour at the Alan Cottrill Sculpture Studio and Gallery where the sculptor, Alam Cottrill invites your charter bus group into his studio to watch him work on his fabulous sculptures.

The Artist Collective at the Armory is another great stop along the way, Artist Colony of Zanesville is a living community of artists and their studios are open to your charter bus group for tours and learning how different artists work.

The Cope Gallery features works by Leslie Cope, as well as generations of Cope family artists. Viewing is by appointment only, but it's well worth the call. The Zanesville Art Center has fifteen galleries of American, European and Oriental Art. Additionally your charter bus group can view the collection of glass and ceramic works.

With ten count 'em ten area golf courses to choose from, your charter bus group is bound to find a challenging course that appeals to them.

Finding good food on a charter bus trip is always a treat. For some local fare with flair check out 4th Street Diner, Buffalo Wild Wings Grill, Creno's Brick-Oven Pizza, and The Dining Car for a true taste of Zanesville.

Salem Charter Bus

Salem is a great little get away for your next charter bus excursion.

Something you may not know about Salem when thinking about booking a charter bus excursion, is that it quietly has a booming microbrewery and winery industry.

Take your charter bus (adults only) on a tour of some of the finest in the region a great place to start your charter bus tour is Honeywood Winery, Bethel Heights Vineyard, Witness Tree Vineyard. Most of the wineries and breweries not only offer tours, most offer tastes.

After indulging in some of the great local beers and wines, charter a stop by the Bush Barn Art Center, this fine facility features not only great local exhibits but a host of other exhibits for your charter bus group to see as well.

Bush House Museum and Conservatory is a stunning example of architecture. Your charter bus group will be awed by the sight, on top of a picturesque hill, the Bush's 100 acre pasture park sits. This huge home was built in 1878 and has most of the opulent original furnishings intact.

What to eat won't be the issue with your charter bus group, choosing where to eat might be a sticking point. Salem has fabulous food and it will be hard to make a choice, but you can't eat everywhere at once right?

Some winning choices for dining would Ram Big Horn Brewery for a brew and a snack, Alessandro's, and Mimi's Golf Garden Pizzeria are always fine choices.

Enjoy your charter bus excursion to Salem, a place you'll want to come on a regular basis.

Jamestown Charter Bus

Jamestown is a rich in history and your charter bus group will find the buffalo is featured in a big way in this charming destination.

To start your charter bus excursion off just right, make a stop by the Frontier Fort where your group can see American Indian exhibits, learn about the rich local history and there is even a local wildlife museum.

For the sports buffs in your charter bus group, the ND Sports Hall of Fame which honors North Dakota individuals who are noted for their athletic accomplishments. See how many sportsters are featured inside before your group goes in.
There are a couple of lush golf courses for your charter bus group to choose from, Memorial Country Club and Lakeview Golf Course both offer 18 holes of fun on challenging courses.

Stutsman County Memorial Museum is actually a mansion that features a fantastic collection of American Indian artifacts, early period clothing and service uniforms from early Jamestown history.

Frontier and World's Largest Buffalo is a re-created prairie town and you can view the world's largest buffalo, a 60 ton concrete sculpture dedicated to the American Bison. Make sure everyone in your charter bus group has their cameras handy.

When you're in Jamestown, even the locals will tell you to go get a slice of Papa Murphy's Pizza to cure those hunger pangs with some excellent pizza. A perfect way to end a perfect charter bus touring day in Jamestown.

Minot Charter Bus

Minot has a lot of activities for your charter bus group to come tour.

Dakota Territory Air Museum will impress your charter bus gang's love of airplanes with their exhibits showcasing the various ways aviation contributed to the growth of Minot.

For a stop along the way that's a little different, take your charter bus group to Minot Air Force Base as the The 5th Bomb Wing Public Affairs office has a base tour every week during the summer months. Your charter bus group can get up close and personal with many facets of military life and see some great planes.

If your charter bus group loves to golf, there are several courses to choose from such as: Souris Valley Golf Course, Cando Golf Club, Mohall Country Club, Wildwood Golf Course, Minot Country Club all await your charter group's arrival for a great game of golf.

Roosevelt Park and Zoo is another outdoor quest that your charter bus tour group will enjoy with its education exhibits and over 200 animals to see, this is a fun stop along the way.

Ward County Museum Pioneer Village features a historic collection of buildings, vintage automobiles and thousands of artifacts for your charter bus group to see. Stop by the Northwest Art Museum Center and see what local artist is featured this month.

If your charter bus tour group loves to shop, there is a Mecca for shoppers in Minot. The Dakota Square Mall is home to over 75 department stores and specialty shops, 15 restaurants and a food court. Some of the department stores include big names everyone knows to specialty shops your charter bus group may not have had the chance to peruse before.

Cleveland Rocks On A Charter Bus

Yes, Cleveland Rocks. You and your charter bus gang can rock too if you climb aboard and head to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Opened since 1986, this dramatic glass and steel pyramid designed by I. M. Pei, cost 92 million rocking dollars to build but it is duly impressive.

Your charter bus group can listen to songs, watch film footage, and see some unusual rock memorabilia from a Cub Scout shirt worn by Jim Morrison to Madonna's bustier.

If your group loves shopping, charter your bus to stop at West Side Market. Ethnic flavors and fresh product abound. Something your charter bus group may not know is that this market is a National Historic Landmark dating back to 1912. Everything from Middle Eastern cuisine to Hispanic to the freshest meats are available here. And be prepared for masses of free samples of every type. Go ahead, be brave and try something you've never had before.

Does your charter bus group like fun activities that are free? Check out the Cleveland Museum of Art. It features one of the finest art collections in the world and has more than 30,000 works to astonish, inform and entertain. Best of all, this fun is free.

Another interesting stop is The Terminal Tower. It's not the tallest building in Cleveland any longer, but it is still the most recognized image on the skyline. This 52-story building has an observation deck on the 42nd-floor where your charter bus gang can see all of Cleveland and legend has it on a clear day you can see right into Canada.

After a great day sightseeing, a stop in one the fabulous restaurants such as the Blue Pointe Grille or Johnny's, that this town has to offer, will cap off a rocking good time your charter bus group had in Cleveland.

Dayton Charter Bus

Need a unique destination for a charter bus excursion? Look no further than Dayton.

When you arrive in Dayton, take your charter bus group down to the Riverscape. There are boardwalks all around the Great Miami River, you can walk around or rent pedal boats, or even take in a duck tour. A duck tour is something everyone should experience at least once. It's a tour of a land and water area in an amphibious vehicle. Your charter bus group will find it's a wild ride. The fountains at the Riverscape shoot 5 streams of water over 200 feet in the air.

If pedal boats don't appeal to your charter bus group, take a tour around the river on an honest to goodness Riverboat. The Queencity Riverboat paddles up and down the Miami and offers some great views.

Another great stop to schedule along the way is the Historic Oregon District.
The Oregon District will offer your charter bus troop plenty of great restaurants, music, and shops. There are even a number of comedy clubs to drop into for a laugh. Anyone in your charter bus group that is into antiques will be in heaven here, there are some exquisite antique and vintage shops.

There is great eating in Dayton, you will find all the usual chain names that you know, plus some great local fare. Have your charter bus group try the fish at the Shuckin' Shack. Stockyards Inn has great steaks and the Blue Moon Restaurant has some great food too.

Have a great meal and wrap up a great day on your charter bus trip to Dayton.

Staten Island Charter Bus

Staten Island is full of history, for a very small area, it has more history than most larger cities. Your charter bus group will enjoy visiting this charming city.

Chances are, you are someone close to you had a relative that entered the Untied States through Staten Island. Staten Island has a number of off the beaten path for you and your charter bus group to enjoy.

Staten Island has a number of great museums, charter a stop in your bus at the Alice Austen House Museum and Garden. Historic Richmond Town features a living history museum. If your charter bus group enjoys visiting historic interpretations, where costumed visitors play out life as it was at the turn of last century, they will love this place.

Staten Island Institute of Arts and Sciences is another great stop for your charter bus group. Highlights of the exhibit include an art collection, 19th and 20th century costumes, 18th century furniture from many countries. No trip to Staten Island would be completed without a stop at the Staten Island Zoo. It is a small zoo on the scale of the enormous facilities built today, but it has a lot to see and the African Savannah exhibit is impressive. Make sure everyone in your charter bus gang brought their cameras.

Staten Island has a wide variety of foods to choose from, including French, Italian, Mexican, and there's always good old pizza. If your charter bus group can't choose what to eat, just stop and have a great slice of pizza pie.
Book your next charter bus excursion to Staten Island and experience the great time and great food.

Medford Charter Bus

Medford still retains a lot of its wilderness look it had at the turn of the century. Your charter bus group will be thrilled with all the wild nature there is to explore in Medford.

Do something off the beaten path and take your charter bus group on a water trip with River Trips Unlimited. Take your group on a scenic river ride or if your charter bus will be in Medford between May 1st and August 15th, you charter bus gang can take in the great experience of fishing for Chinook Salmon. The salmon average in weight at 16 pounds. Now that's the one that didn't get away!

The Rogue Gallery and Art Center is a must see on any charter bus tour to Southern Oregon. Founded in 1960 by a collective effort by artists, educators, and community leaders, it serves as an art center and artistic jumping point for the region.

If your charter bus group would like a little physical activity, there are a lot for them to choose from, they can take in a game of bowling at Lava Lanes, a little ice skating at The Rrrink (that's not a typo), Rogue Valley Swim and Tennis not only offers swimming and tennis, but 18 holes of golf as well.

After all that, your charter bus gang will be ready for some food. A good bet in Medford is Noho's Hawaiian Cafe or the Downtown Gourmet Espresso Cafe, both are reasonably priced with great food.

A fine ending to a great charter bus tour of Medford.

Columbus Charter Bus

Columbus is a fun destination for your next charter bus trip.

Start your fun charter bus excursion off with a trip to a place with "fun" in its name. Magic Mountain Fun Center is a good time for both kids and adults featuring Spaceport KidsGym, Laser Tag, MaxFlight Simulator, Adventure Golf a great mini-course, Go-Karts, and bumper boats.

Another fun family oriented outing for your charter bus group to take in is Schiller Park which is situated on 24 lush acres. This park includes the beautiful Huntington Perennial Gardens. Additionally, your charter bus gang can fish, play a little basketball, picnic, and in the spring and summer months wander down by the amphitheater and you're bound to catch a free production of Shakespeare in the Park or something equally entertaining.

Columbus has some unique and interesting museums for your charter bus group to tour. A stop a the Ohio Women's Hall of Fame which features notable Ohio women who have contributed to the State's growth.

The Columbus Santa Maria is an exact replica of the original that was part of the three (the Nina and the Pinta being the other two) ships that discovered America. See how the sailors lived on this 15th century vessel. Imagine spending months at sea on a ship like this. Now, aren't you glad you have a cozy, comfortable charter bus to travel in?

Take your charter bus gang back to a simpler time with a tour at Schrock's Amish Farm. Your group will be treated to a horse and buggy tour of a real Amish farm. The Amish house offers a glimpse of life with no modern conveniences, including electricity. There is a gift soft on the property to pick up some mementos to remember this great destination.

If you're chartering a bus soon, make it to Columbus where the fun awaits you and your group.

Charleston Charter Bus

When you think "The South" Charleston is one of the first names to leap to mind. If you're thinking of going southern for your next charter bus excursion, check out Charleston!

For some spooky fun off the beaten path, take your charter bus group on a ghost tour.

Hours are: 5:30, 7:30, and 9:30 nightly and the tour covers about 1 mile. Tell everyone in your charter bus group to wear comfortable shoes. Your group will walk through many haunted areas and learn the stories behind the supposed haunting. If you want to see Charleston without the potential for meeting a ghost, take in one of the Historic Homes Walk and see the glory of Charleston's past through its glorious architecture. The Citadel Museum is an intriguing stop for your charter bus gang, it chronicles Citadel life through journals and notes made throughout the ages.

For some fun you CAN see, charter a bus stop at the South Carolina Aquarium where you can see many species of fish, including sharks, in a controlled environment.

Speaking of fish, if your charter bus group likes sea food, it's available in abundance in Charleton, and guaranteed fresh! Tommy Condon's Irish Pub and Seafood, Bubba Gump Shrimp Company (yep, that one), and East Bay Crab Shack to name a few.
Charleston has a lot of Southern good times waiting for your next charter bus tour.

Bend Charter Bus

Bend is wonderful old Milling town that is like taking a trip backward in time, yet having all the modern amenities that make modern life so convenient, like visiting this great city on a charter bus.

Bend has a great art district and you and your charter bus group can take it all in on the well known Gallery Walk, see various studios and galleries. Who knows? Your charter bus group might be looking at the next Rembrandt or Van Gogh.

The High Desert Museum will hold a lot of fascination for your charter bus group. See the history of this great area from the time it was only inhabited by the Native Americans to present day.

For something a little different, take your charter bus gang over to the Deschutes Brewery, they offer tours and you can also grab a great meal while you're there.
For something really fun, charter a stop at the Sun Mountain Fun Center. Your charter bus group can bowl, play a game of 18 hole mini-golf, get a bucket of water balloons to settle any disputes that might have arisen on the way in to Eugene, batting cages,and basically have a really good time.

For meals, you can eat on your charter bus at Pilot Butte Drive-In or if your group would rather sit down for a meal, there's Toomie's Thai Cuisine, High Tides Seafood Grill, and Rimrock Cafe with their fine all American choices. Something for everyone in your charter bus group awaits you all in Bend.

Cincinnati Charter Bus

When you book your next charter bus excursion, consider Cincinnati as a destination.

Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Gardens is waiting to be explored by you and your charter bus gang. Nearly all the animals now reside in habitats rather than cages and this zoo has the most gorilla births of any zoo in the U.S. White Bengal Tigers, rare black rhinos, large reptiles and so much more. This venue is open all year around.

BB Riverboats is a great way to spend an afternoon. Take your charter bus group on a sight seeing Riverboat view of Cincinnati's skyline. Lunches and dinners are also served on these cruises.

Cincinnati Museum Center houses several great stops along the way for your charter bus group. Cincinnati Historical Society Library, Cincinnati History Museum, Cinergy Children's Museum, the Museum of Natural History and Science and the Robert D. Lindner Family OMNIMAX Theater, all under one roof.

River Downs Racetrack for something that might be considered a little less cultural but just as fun, take your charter bus group to the horse races. Casual dining is available and if you happen to be attending on the weekend and have kids along for the charter bus ride, there are free pony rides for the kiddos on weekends.

Cincinnati Art Museum is an impressive stop for your charter bus tour. This facility holds over 100,000 works of art on display in 88 galleries. Additionally, there are special exhibitions are on view throughout the year.

If your tummies growl while you're in Cincinnati, steer your charter bus over to the Montgomery Inn at the Boathouse for some fine food, the Grand Finale Restaurant with its purely American fare is another favorite amongst locals.

Great times. Great food. That's Cincinnati.

Lima Charter Bus

If you want to see Lima, Ohio; you couldn't have picked a better way to do it than in a charter bus. Let someone else do the driving while you take in the sites with your group.

Allen County Museum is a great place to start your charter bus tour of Lima. There are exhibits ranging from Native American to Pioneer to Railroad displays. Next, take your charter bus to the Delphos Canal Commission Museum where your group can take in the canals and canal boat history.
To further learn the history of this great little town charter a stop by the Gomer Welsh Community Museum. It was established in the early 1800s as a center to celebrate Welsh culture.

Harrod Veterans Memorial Park is a great stop along the way for your charter bus excursion. Once there, The Veterans Memorial Park lies adjacent to the Railroad Heritage Park and displays a 155mm Howitzer Cannon, also featured is an anchor from the USS Texas Battleship, an M60 Battle Tank (now there's a photo opportunity), and a Huey Helicopter.

The park was created in honor and memory of all Veterans who served in the United States armed forces.

Lima Fire Fighters Memorial Museum is dedicated to those brave souls who not only currently serve their communities, but those who have fallen since 1865. This is a very interesting museum. Your charter bus group will be impressed with the displays of the various tributes and even some of the original fire fighting equipment is displayed.
Lima is a great and historical town to see by charter bus.

Glenville Charter Bus

Glenville is a charming little town with a quiet elegance that makes it an ideal charter bus destination. Glenville has been a town since 1820, when after a political dispute, Scotia split from Schenectady and became Glenville.

Take your charter bus group to nearby Dudley Observatory, which was chartered by the State of New York in 1852, is the oldest independent organization in the USA for doing research and continuing education in astronomy. Your charter bus group will enjoy perusing the volumes of research that have been documented through this site.

Another great escape on your charter bus excursion is to the storybook setting of Mabee Farm. This charming stone house was owned by the same family for over 300 years. And not only was it a working farm, it was a visual outpost for the area at one time. Your charter bus group will be enthused at the restoration that have been done to this abode.

If your charter bus group loves music and loves good food, Glenville has a great stop along the way for your charter bus excursion. The Bayou has live bands and big, heaping helpings of good food. Oliver's cafe is another taste treat for your charter bus group. All American fare is served here again with the portions being huge. Team up with one of your charter bus members and share a plate!

Akron Charter Bus

The Akron Zoo with its acres and acres of animal displays, many of them in natural habitats are sure to please your charter bus group. Have your cameras handy, some of the animals seem to smile when you're about to take their photos.

Stan Hywet Hall and Gardens is a truly impressive stop along your charter bus tour. This home is one of the finest examples of Tudor Revival Architecture in America. It features 65 rooms and is decorated in artifacts from all corners of the earth. There is a fully-restored English Garden, a Japanese garden, a lagoon, vistas, scenic alleys and more.

Virginia Kendall Park offers a lot of outdoor activities for your charter bus gang. It has first rate hiking, horseback riding and bird watching here is second to none. In the winter months, you can ski and ice skate.

John Brown's Home is a historic stop along the way that everyone should take in. John Brown was passionate about ending slavery. Your charter bus group can learn what fueled this man's passion for the fight for freedom and equality for all. Your charter bus group can see documentation of his life history, from his days of youth in his hometown of Akron in the 1830s, to his historic raid on Harpers Ferry in 1859.

Quaker Square is another great historic site for your charter bus group to stop at. This was the home of the first company to register a cereal trademark, and the first to nationally advertise food. If your group is hungry, have a meal at the Depot Diner, where you will sit in an antique Pullman car and have a casual meal.

Dr. Bob's Home is one of those "Say that you have been there" type of places off the beaten path. This is the house where Alcoholics Anonymous got its start. Tours are free and take about an hour. There is a gift shop available as well.

For some fine food, charter a stop by Ken Stewart's Grill, Cafe Piscitelli for some great Italian fare or Tangier Restaurant and Cabaret for some good old American cuisine.

Providence Rhode Island Charter Bus

Join us in Providence Rhode Island on your charter bus tour for for a wonderful trip back in time.You will marvel at what the city Providence had to offer during your tour in the lovely state of Rhode Island.

On your charter bus tour, you can walk the Heritage Trail and see the history of Providence come alive before your eyes. Tour some of the centuries old homes in this remarkable old town.

After your walking trip through the Heritage Trail, charter a stop at the marvelous Art Clubs. Art Club is the second oldest in the nation and they change exhibits monthly. There is also a place called Wickenden Street where there is nothing but art galleries and antique shops(my kind of place) if your charter bus group enjoys art, they'll love this stop.

When hunger bangs strike your charter bus group, never fear! Providence is famous for their fine restaurants and mouth watering bakeries. Local favorites,which are the best, are the NY System Hot Wieners.

Take you charter bus gang on some heavy duty shopping. Have to walk off all those goodies you just ate! Providence has a mall to die for! It has over 150 top notch stores and an Arcade that is a true landmark. It was built in Providence in 1828 and is the oldest indoor shopping center in the country.

In the evening when you are finished sight-seeing and shopping in Providence Rhode Island, you can wind down with a trip to the theatre. What better way to end the day in Providence Rhode Island then to check out the Providence Performing Arts Center, www.ppacri.com or the Trinity Repertory Theatre, www.trinityrep.com. Plus many more to chose from in Providence Rhode Island.

And call that charter bus to Providence a wrap and a good time.

Newport Charter Bus

The weather is great in Newport,hence there are a lot of fun outdoor activities for your charter bus group to indulge in.

Take in a stroll at the Cliff Walk with its breathtaking views, Easterns Beach and also Bannister's Wharf for some great photo opportunities for your charter bus group. The Elms is a fascinating walk for the nature lovers on your tour.

The Breakers where the symmetry of design, opulence and lavish use of alabaster, marble, mosaics, and antique woods are a great example of man's ingenuity in design. Chepstow, and Chateau-Sur-Mer are excellent examples of great architecture.

For something a little different, charter a stop by International Tennis Hall of Fame
no matter if you only know one player or you know them all, this facility will hold some fascination for all who see it.

Since you're by the beach, the sea food is fresh. If your charter bus group loves the fin and tail on their plate, there are some great choices such as Scales and Shells. If seafood isn't everyone's favorite cuisine, take a stop by the Red Parrot or the Brick Alley Pub for a drink and a snack of the highest order.

Sit back and rest after a great meal and think about what a great day you and your charter bus gang had in Newport.

See Manhattan On A Charter Bus

So, you and your charter bus group want to go to Manhattan but you're just not sure what to do when you arrive?

The first thing your charter bus group should do is fuel up on some of the great food Manhattan has to offer. The Carnegie Deli is a great stop and eat place for your charter bus gang. The pastrami sandwich is a must have.

Take your charter bus group to Central Park and take a leisurely walk through the park or take in a rowboat ride on the Lake. Then, escort your charter bus group on a walk up Fifth Avenue and some do a little shopping.

Many niche shops and established old names for your charter bus group to choose from. Towards the end of Fifth Avenue, your charter bus group will come upon the famous Metropolitan Museum of Art, you could also stop by the nearby Guggenheim and other famous cultural attractions on Museum Mile.

If you purchased advance tickets, take your charter bus group to a Broadway show. A Broadway show is something everyone should experience as often as they can.
Maybe history is your charter bus groups interest. Manhattan has a lot of that to show your charter bus gang! Check out the Empire State Building,for a humbling experience stop by where the World Trade Center Twin Towers stood.

There is also Rockefeller Center and the James Brown House. After taking all of these great Manhattan sights, take your charter bus group by a Manhattan tradition, John's Pizza and have a big slice of pizza with your charter bus group's favorite toppings.

Klamath Falls Charter Bus

If your charter bus group has an interest in our Native American culture, Klamath Falls is a great destination as Klamath Falls is rich in Native American history.

Start off your charter bus excursion with a trip to the Favell Museum of Western Art and Indian Artifacts . It is considered one of the best Western museums in the country with its collection of Native American Art and artifacts.

Your charter bus group will see thousands of arrowheads (distinctive in the group is an arrowhead made out of fire opal), dark black obsidian knives, spear points, tools made out of stone, handwoven baskets, and even ancient shoes the Native Americans used.Additionally, the world's largest publicly displayed miniature gun collection here.

Since your charter bus group is in Klamath Falls, take in breathtaking Klamath Lake. A scenic and leisurely ride aboard the Klamath Belle which is a replica paddle wheeler will take you up and down the lake. Your charter bus group will have a choice of either a sunset cruise or the very fun "Ice Cream Social" cruise, or a brunch cruise is a fun time as well.

If your charter bus group is the type that likes to do it their selves, make a stop at the Upper Klamath Canoe Trail where your group can rent canoes and take yourselves out on Klamath Lake and see the sights as you wish. The canoe trail will take your charter bus group through marshlands on the edge of Upper Klamath Lake. Canoes and kayaks can be rented for $25 for half a day or $30 for a full day.
A small price to pay for such a great time on your charter bus excursion to Klamath Falls.

Charter Bus Stop: Florence

Florence has a rich history and its richness permeates this town. Everywhere your charter bus group goes, they will find something interesting to see and do.

Charter a stop in your bus at the Florence Symphony Orchestra and take in some beautiful music.Another interesting stop is at the Florence Library, they have an on-going International Film series. The films are shown once a month and you must call ahead if your charter bus group would like to attend.

The Florence Museum has a number of great artwork installations that your charter bus group will enjoy seeing. Both Regional and Internationally known artists.

Take a your charter bus group on a walk into the past. Visit the War Between the States Museum and experience the many artifacts, pictures and stories of a time when our nation was divided. The Civil War was a war between two governments: The United States of America, and The Confederate States of America. Florence played a major part in this war and your charter bus group will see some well preserved artifacts.

Civil War buffs in your charter bus group will thoroughly enjoy this stop along the way. An interesting side stop for your charter bus gang will be the Florence Cemetery, over 2000 unknown soilders are interred here. One of the five "known" interments is Florena Budwin who disguised herself as a man and enlisted in the Union Army in order to follow her husband, who was a Captain from Pennsylvania.

Her husband was killed and Florena was captured. Her identity was finally discovered in the prison stockade at Florence, where she remained to help nurse the prisoners until she became ill and died in January 1865. She is believed to be the first female service member to be buried in a National Cemetery.

If your charter bus group likes Southern Food, no better place to experience it than at the Red Bone Alley Restaurant. Visitors to this fine establish rave abouts fine atmosphere, great food which comes in huge portions and good drinks. A great way to wrap up a day in Florence.

Portland Charter Bus

Portland has a lot of sights to behold for your charter bus group. Begin your tour of Portland at Washington Park at the Rose Garden (the roses are in bloom from mid-June to around the end of September) and the Japanese Garden which offers something to see all year around.

Just for fun, try to get your charter bus group to stop by the Pioneer Courthouse Square by 12 PM, there your gang can catch the day's weather prediction on the Weather Machine sculpture.

The Portland Art Museum has fantastic exhibits nearly all year around, and your charter bus group will enjoy the presentation of the exhibits. The installations are as carefully thought out as the pieces themselves. Just across the street is the Oregon History Center, which chronicles life in Oregon from its earliest history to present day.

If your charter bus group happens to be visiting Portland on a weekend, check out the Saturday Market, which is open on not only Saturday but Sunday as well. Located by the Saturday Market your charter bus group will have a chance to take in some of the fine old homes in Old Town neighborhood.

Take in some of the great food at Jake's Grill or Aztec WIllie and Joey Rose has great food and a great atmosphere. If your charter bus group wants a little activity and a snack, make a stop by Uptown Billards Club.

Durham Charter Bus

Durham holds a lot of fascination for your next charter bus excursion. Durham was built by tobacco. The Duke Homestead where it all began is the sight of the first stop along your charter bus tour where The first tobacco factory was built here in a little rickety barn and from that little barn a worldwide tobacco empire was born.

The Museum of Life and Science is a very interesting stop for your charter bus group, it has something for all ages to see,and for the kids, it's okay to touch most exhibits.

See the Apollo 15 landing module and there is even a moon rock.

There is a lot of great food to choose from in Durham. No matter what their taste, your charter bus group will enjoy a lot of choices for cuisine. If you want some American style cooking your charter bus group is in the right place a stop by Elmo's Diner, Four Square, and Nana's are three great reasons to sample the local fare.

Another great past time in Durham your charter bus group will enjoy is golf. They have a number of great courses to choose from with varying degrees of difficulty. If not everyone in your charter bus group is into golfing the day away, while the others are golfing, explore Durhams fantastic shopping.

There are rows of fantastic bargains awaiting your charter bus group downtown in niche shop after niche shop. Durham is a great destination for your next charter bus ride.

Visit Rochester On A Charter Bus

Something your charter bus group may not know about Rochester is that some very famous folks hailed from this great city. Frederick Douglas, George Eastman, Susan B Anthony, Mitch Miller, Chuck Mangione, and actors Pernell Roberts and Hugh O'Brien.

Take your charter bus group by the Susan B. Anthony House. The woman who dared to vote! In this historically restored house you can get a glimpse into 1800s Rochester life.

Erie Canal is another interesting stop for your charter bus group, take in a boat ride or simply have a leisurely stroll along the canal. Your charter bus tour will enjoy shopping at many shops along the way. Sample some of the food along the way, definitely something for everyone in your charter bus group.

Schedule a stop in your charter bus at the Memorial Art Gallery. Your charter bus group will be treated to over 5,000 years of history at this gallery.

Another historical stop is the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Highland Park. Walk down the wall of honor with your charter bus group and see the 280 stainless steel bollards representing the brave souls who were killed or are missing during the Vietnam War.

For an awesome sight, take your charter bus group by the George Eastman house. Credited with making photography available for everyone and the inventor of modern film. The house has 50 rooms and covers a whopping 35,000 square feet. There is a gift shop if your charter bus gang wants to pick up some mementos from your great excursion to Rochester.

Winston-Salem Charter Bus

Winston-Salem has a reputation for being the arts center of North Carolina and it is a richly deserved one. If your charter bus group loves art and artists, you have chosen a fun destination.

Just a few of the choices to charter a bus stop at are the Art-o-mat which features a crazy collection of vending machine art, Arts District between Sixth and Trade streets features more galleries and studios than your charter bus group can possibly visit in one trip. Best bet is window shopping and stopping in the points of interest.

The Reynolda House has one of the best private collections of American art in the South. Museum of Early Southern Decorative Arts will intrigue your charter bus group with its display of day to day used items that had to be handmade from clothing to silverware to tools.

The SOLO Art Gallery is always worth a stop and the Southeastern Center for Contemporary Art (SECCA) has unique cascading galleries and with no permanent collection in place, your charter bus group will never see the same exhibition twice.

Golf is abundant in Winston-Salem with several great courses for your charter bus group to choose from and if golf isn't in the cards for your group, Winston-Salem has over 75 parks for hiking, biking, and other outdoor fun.

If shopping is your charter bus group's outdoor activity, they will find a lot of choices, from niche shops downtown, to old names they know and trust. It's all here in one spot: Winston-Salem North Carolina.

Rocky Mount Charter Bus

Rocky Mount is a charming place to book your next charter bus visit.

Start off by visiting some of the history of Rocky Mount, take your charter bus group by Battle Park which is a scenic drive and you can see the site of the original village of Rocky Mount and its first post office, circa 1816.

The Country Doctor Museum is a stop your charter bus group will find intriguing and a little scary when they see exactly how far medical science has progressed. Your charter bus group will enjoy a stop by MacHaven simply for the fact, it was built in a way that wouldn't work in modern times, MacHaven was built by ice.

No, not the house, by the sales of ice. Way back before the days of refrigeration, J.W. Hines sold ice to customers to keep in their "coolers" to keep their food cool. See a remembrance of days gone by.

For those on your charter bus group that must see art when they travel, Rocky Mount offers several galleries for your viewing pleasure. Four Sisters' Gallery, North Carolina Wesleyan College has a great permanent collection, North Carolina Wesleyan College The Dunn Center for the Performing Arts, and Rocky Mount Arts Center.

Rocky Mount Mills Village Historic District features a remarkably intact mill village circa 1835.

If you have kids along for the ride in your charter bus, schedule a stop by The Rocky Mount Children's Museum. Touching is definitely encouraged and there are a ton of experiments for the kids to participate in.

If your charter bus group enjoys shopping for antiques, there are numerous antique stores to choose from. From Carousel Antiques, The Stockyard Flea Market usually has some unusual finds, Red Barn Antiques, Valentine-Fuller Antiques, and Bloomfarm Antiques and Collectibles all offer fine shopping for the antique buffs in your charter bus gang.

Enjoy your trip to Rocky Mount, a great excursion awaits you!

Wilmington Charter Bus

Wilmington was built around the Cape Fear River.The history of the river and the town are intermingled. A great first stop on your charter bus tour is The Battleship North Carolina is an unmistakable sight on the riverfront.

This awesome vessel is dedicated to the 10,000 North Carolinians of all the armed services who gave their lives during World War II.

Bellamy Mansion Museum is an example of Southern wealth and opulence pre-Civil War era with its 22 lavishly decorated rooms it is truly a sight to behold for your charter bus group.

Another blast from the past for your charter bus group to take in is the Burgwin-Wright House and Garden. This restored home features all the amenities of mid 1700s living and if your charter bus group happens to be there on a Saturday, your group will be treated to an open hearth cooking demonstration, if your charter bus group thinks slaving over a hot stove was bad, wait until you see what it took to get a meal done in the days gone by.

For something to make your group's skin crawl, charter a stop at the Cape Fear Serpentarium where they can take in over 100 types of snakes, both poisonous and non-poisonous in safe surroundings. Most definitely make sure everyone in your charter bus group brings their cameras.

Golf is a great past time in Wilmington, there are several great Golf Courses to choose from such as Beau Rivage Resort, The Cape Golf and Racquet Club and Inland Greens Golf Course.

After a busy day in Wilmington, take in a little of the beach with your meal at the Boca Bay restaurant, situated right on the beach, your charter bus group can enjoy some fantastic food and watch the waves roll in.

Charter Bus Destination - Queens

Flushing Queens may not be the first place you think of when you think of a New York charter bus excursion, but look at all this place has to offer.

Queens has a very quietly amassed one of the best little Chinatown areas your charter bus group could wish for. If you love Asian culture and cuisine. Your charter bus group will be thrilled at the amount of restaurants and shops.
So much for your charter bus tour to see.

Definitely, try some of the food! Continuing on the Asian culture tour, check out the Isamu Noguchi Museum this was actually his studio where he did his fabulous sculptures.

Another museum your charter bus group will enjoy checking out is the American Museum of The Moving Image which focuses on the history and understanding of film and television. Your charter bus group will find exhibits ranging from old vintage cameras to the Seinfeld dinner set.

Another great museum to take your charter bus tour group to is the PS1 Contemporary Art Center which features the finest in modern art. Look all around there are exhibits everywhere. What you think is a chair, might really be an exhibit. Look carefully for the signs.

Have you ever heard Queens described as "beautiful"?

Take your charter bus group to lovely Astoria Park and they will certainly agree, it is a beautiful place.

All along your walk through Queens, from the museums to Astoria Park, your charter bus group will find fabulous food choices along the way. Nearly every street and corner has a restaurant, something for everyone's palate in your charter bus tour. Sample some of the local cuisine and enjoy your Queen's excursion.

Raleigh Charter Bus

Raleigh has a lot of diverse sights for your next charter bus excursion.
Raleigh also has a lot of historic sights so why not start your charter bus trip out by learning a little about this great town? Stop by Borden Building/Fletcher Park which is one of two remaining buildings that served as an orphanage where hundreds of children resided.

Mordecai Historical Park features one of the home of Andrew Johnson, our 17th President, was born on this plantation. The house has been restored and the herb garden was re-created based on descriptions found in 200 year old family diaries.

Take a trolley trip around Raleigh. Your charter bus group will enjoy seeing Raleigh from a different vantage point. The Trolley departs from Mordecai Historic Park on the hour, but can be boarded at any stop along the tour. There is unlimited same day boarding and reboarding.

C.P. Huntington Train a miniature train built as a replica for a train built in 1863, for someone who was unable to pay for it. The Civil War was raging and locomotives were hard to come by. Eventually this train became part of the first Transcontinental Railroad.

Check out the Museum of Natural Science and see Willo, the only dinosaur in the world with a fossilized heart, and a host of other fascinating artifacts for your charter bus group to find at this museum. Another museum worth chartering a bus stop at is the North Carolina Museum which features over 5000 years of history in its collections. Your charter bus group will be duly impressed from wall to wall.

There is also fabulous shopping opportunities and the food is second to none. If you're looking for a fun North Carolina destination for your next charter bus excursion, think Raleigh.

Western Charter Bus

Western North Carolina has so much to see and do, you might need to schedule two charter bus trips to see it all!

Take your charter bus group on an Appalachian Trail hike. Another interesting outdoor stop for your charter bus group is Blowing Rock where the wind blows continuously because the walls of the Johns River Gorge form a flume through which the Northwest wind sweeps with such force that it will return light objects thrown over the edge.

Clingmans Dome is the highest point along the Appalachian Trail and provides a 360 degree view of the surrounding mountains. From the observation tower the average viewing distance is about 22 miles, but on a clear day, you can see many miles into 7 states. Linville Caverns are North Carolinas only caverns. Located deep inside Humpback Mountain these caverns were first explored by man over 100 years ago.

Schedule a stop at the Cherokee Bear Zoo and Exotic Animals where your charter bus gang can view the native Black Bear, the non-native Grizzly, Lemurs, Tigers, and so much more.

Cherokee Indian Museum will impress your charter bus group with its unique collection of artifacts used by the Cherokee. Adjacent to the Museum is the Cherokee Indian Reservation which is the home of the descendants of those Cherokee who, in the late 1830s, remained in the mountains of North Carolina rather than be forced to march along the infamous "Trail of Tears" to Oklahoma.

Another great Native American stop for your charter bus group is the Oconaluftee Indian Village, located in Cherokee, portrays the way of life for the Cherokee Indians over 225 years ago. Observe how they made their dugout canoes, pottery, baskets, and much much more.

Finding good food isn't a problem in Western North Carolina. Your charter bus group will have all the usual fast food fare to choose from, and also some wonderful ma and pop shop diners. Sample the local cuisine and get a real taste of Western North Carolina.

Greenville Charter Bus

Taking advantage of the great weather North Carolina experiences nearly year round, there are a lot of great attractions in Greenville for your charter bus group to experience.

The East Carolina Village of Yesteryear showcases life in North Carolina during the 100 year period from 1840 to 1940. Your charter bus group will see a country store with its wares, a traditional school house, a log church, farm machinery, and other artifacts from the period.

Art Galleries? Museums? Greenville has many to choose from for your charter bus group.

The May Museum and Park has a collection dating from colonial time to the present.
Wellington B. Gray Gallery, features a collection of works from both local and internationally known artists. Another great stop for your charter bus group is at the Greenville Museum of Art which features exhibits from its permanent collection of 19th and 20th century American art and also features special traveling exhibits. The Ledonia Wright African-American Cultural Center features a stunning collection of works made by the Kuba of Zaire.

For some relaxing outdoor fun, take your charter bus group by the Shiloh Farm where they can indulge in hay rides and a picnic, or let the kids go stretch their legs on the playground and see the animals in the petting zoo.

If your charter bus gang needs some outdoor fun, take in one of the many golf courses Greenville offers. Ayden Golf Club Road, Bradford Creek, and Ironwood Golf Course all feature 18 holes of this great game. Other outdoor activities found in Greenville include tennis, roller blading, and shopping.

Shopping is great in Greenville, and if your charter bus group likes to shop til they drop, they will enjoy all the shops and stores this town has to offer. After a busy day in Greenville, take in one of the many fine restaurants, there are no bad choices here, and talk about what a great day you had on your charter bus trip to Greenville.

Greensboro Charter Bus

Greensboro has a lot of great sites for your next charter bus trip. Make sure everyone has their cameras, they'll want to bring home memories.

A great place to start your charter bus tour is the Guilford Courthouse National Military Park where your charter bus group can take in some of the rich history of this area. A fierce battle was fought here during the Revolutionary War.

Greensboro Historical Museum features a number of permanent collection includes decorative arts, military memorabilia, costumes, textiles and toys. Your charter bus gang will marvel at the thousands of objects collected since 1924 reflect local history of Greensboro.

Another great museum for your charter bus group to take in is the International Civil Rights Center and Museum that chronicles the civil rights struggle through photographs, artifacts and other memorabilia depicting the Woolworth Store lunch counter sit-in and other important events in the civil rights movement.

Grandover Resort holds a lot of activities for your charter bus group, schedule a stop by there and play 18 holes on either their East or West Course. Both are par 72 courses and have a lot of challenges your charter bus group will enjoy. After a game of golf, stop in at the Spa at Grandover for a relaxing massage.

Next Charter Bus Stop - Utica!

Utica offers a lot for your next charter bus trip, nearly every stop in Utica is a great photo opportunity.

Did your charter bus group know there are caverns in Utica? There are and they are the Howe Caverns. The feature some incredible displays of natural landscape created by centuries of dripping water and you can even take a boat ride on the underground Lake of Venus. Make sure everyone in your charter bus group has their cameras handy!

Another fun stop along the way is the Utica Zoo, originally opened in 1916, this zoo covers over 30 acres and has over 200 animals for your charter bus group to see. For something a little different, schedule a stop in your charter bus as the Matt Brewing Company. Matt's has been brewing Saranac beers since the late 1800s. Take a tour and yes, you get to sample the wares.

If beer tasting made your charter bus group hungry, stop by The Savoy for some excellent food. The average price per meal is $7-$15 and you get a lot of food for your buck and it's all superb.

After a great meal, take your charter bus group over to Erie Canal Village where costumed interpreters show you how this area lived around the year 1817. Your charter bus group will see a tavern, ice house, church, blacksmith shop, train station, school, print shop, and three homes. Horse drawn carriages go throughout the village and your charter bus group will feel as though you've stepped back to simpler times.

Utica is simply a great place to book your next charter bus trip.

Fayetteville Charter Bus

Fayetteville has great weather and if your charter bus group enjoys outdoor activities, they will love this town as your next destination.

Does your charter bus gang like golf? Fayetteville has some of the best golfing in the nation. With courses that will please golfers of every skill level.

Another great past time in Fayetteville is food. Your charter bus group won't be lacking for good food, the only problem will be finding time to indulge in all the great eateries in this town. Take your charter bus group out for a real Southern style breakfast with all the fixin's. For dinner, try the catfish in any restaurant you visit.

For something a little different, charter a stop at Huske Hardware House Brewing Company. A microbrewery where your charter bus group can see how the beer is made and yep, even taste a little. Fayetteville has a lot of great sights for your charter bus group to take in. A stop by the Markethouse a simple place built in 1832 for local farmers to sell their wares.

Also, for the history buffs in your charter bus group, stop by the Cool Springs Street Tavern and see where the Revolutionaries gathered to sign a Declaration of Independence from Great Britain.

There are also several museums for your charter bus group to take in such as: the Airborne and Special Operations Museum, The Museum of The Cape Fear.

Fayetteville also has a fantastic Museum of Art with a little bit of everything displayed for you charter bus group to take in.

See Rockland On A Charter Bus

Rockland is a great destination for your next charter bus excursion with your group. If your charter bus group likes history there are two "off the beaten path" stops they will enjoy. The first one is the Stony Point Battlefield Walking Tour where your charter bus group can take in a very important battle in the formation of present day America. Using a plan devised by General Washington, the Colonial Americans defeated the British and took over the Fort.

Another unusual stop for your charter bus group, is the Holocaust Museum and Study Center which features artifacts and other historical remembrances from the Holocaust.

If museums are not your charter bus group's thing, take a stop by the Rockland Lake State Park Golf Course which features two 18-hole golf courses. One is a championship course which truly is a challenge, the other, an executive course is more for a leisurely game for your charter bus group to enjoy.
Rockland Lake State Park also has two Olympic-size swimming pools, six tennis courts and picnic areas. Your charter bus group can also hike the miles of trails or go fishing if you brought your permits and poles!

After a great day in Rockland, take a minute to check out some of the fine food this town offers. Your charter bus group will have a hard time choosing, steak, lobster, or pizza and hot dogs - it's all good in Rochester!

Good times and good food are waiting for your charter bus group in Rochester.

One of a Kind Oneonta Charter Bus

When your charter bus group arrives in Oneonta, your group will immediately be taken in by the well preserved Victorian architecture. Oneonta has some beautiful and historical structures.

Speaking of historical, take your charter bus group to one of the many museums. Start off at the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum and continue the sports theme at National Soccer Hall of Fame and Museum. For something a little off the beaten path, check out The Farmer's Museum and Fenimore House. The Farmer's Museum in Cooperstown showcases life in a simpler time. Fenimore House Museum, is beautifully landscaped and will impress your charter bus group with its collection of American art that is considered one of this Country's finest.

Old Middlefield Schoolhouse Museum will show your charter bus group how schools looked at the turn of last century. If you want to take your charter bus troop back even further in time, schedule a stop by Petrified Creatures they have an impressive amount of fossils display.

For the golf fanatics in your charter bus group, stop and take in a quick 9 holes at Woodhaven Golf Course. For those in your charter bus tour group that are not golf fans, a trip to The Science Discovery Center of Oneonta where over 80 exhibits will titillate your charter bus group.

This is a hands-on facility and touching the exhibits is indeed encouraged. Oneonta has a lot of diverse sights to see for your next charter bus soon, see you in Oneonta soon!

Charter Bus Next Stop: Charlotte

For a Southern good time, you can't go wrong booking your next charter bus excursion to Charlotte.

Discovery Place is a great place to start your charter bus trip. Your group will love the hands on exhibits and there is a tropical rain forest and an enormous aquarium with hundreds of species of fish, and even a nurse shark. Another great stop for your charter bus trip is the Museum of the New South. This interactive museum explores the Southern side of the Civil War and post-Civil War period. The Mint Museum has a lot to offer your charter bus group with its exhibits that include not only Pre-Columbian pieces but also early Renaissance paintings.

Charlotte has shopping for everyone, stop your charter bus at the Antique Kingdom, Independence Boulevard a street that has something for every member of your charter bus group and also restaurants, bars, and theaters. Another great shopping destination is Southpark Mall with its upscale shops is a great stop along the way.

For the golfers in your group, charter a stop at Club at Ballantyne. A par 71 course featuring 18 holes amid rolling terrain. It's not the easiest course in the South and it will definitely challenge your golfing skills.

Since you're charter bus is in the South, why not try out some of the regions Southern cuisine?

The Coffee Cup is the place to go. This humble establishment offers up real southern fare served with a smile. Try the pan fried chicken, still made the old fashioned way.

Come to Charlotte for your next charter bus trip, y'all hear?