Candidate visits
Make a short visit count with coordinated flights, lodging, campus access, and family time.
Ask about this tripIndependent family travel advisor
From candidate visits and recruited-athlete weekends to I-Day and Plebe Parents’ Weekend, we coordinate the details so your family can focus on the milestone.
Independent travel planning for U.S. Naval Academy families.

Your first academy journey
Official information lives across emails, schedules, parent guides, and multiple websites. Meanwhile, Annapolis rooms tighten quickly and family plans often involve several travelers and arrival times.
Academy Family Travel turns those moving parts into a practical, family-centered travel plan.
Built around your stage
Make a short visit count with coordinated flights, lodging, campus access, and family time.
Ask about this tripBuild the family trip around coach and team schedules without losing control of the travel details.
Ask about this tripSimplify arrival and departure logistics for Summer Seminar and other academy experiences.
Ask about this tripPlan I-Day and Plebe Parents’ Weekend before rooms disappear and schedules become overwhelming.
Ask about this tripThe USNA family calendar
Start with a candidate visit. Return for the moments that shape the academy experience. We help families plan earlier, coordinate more clearly, and carry lessons from one trip into the next.
Explore the USNA travel guidesPlan before rooms tighten
Hotel timing, arrival buffers, and a calmer I-Day handoff.
Read the guide 02Class of 2030 dates, liberty times, hotel timing, and a practical August 6–9 plan.
Read the guide 03Class of 2028 agenda, Navy–Towson game timing, and a practical September 3–7 stay.
Read the guide 04Long-range lodging and multi-household graduation planning.
Read the guide 05Host-city hotels, transportation, and game-weekend logistics.
Read the guide 06A practical guide to location, parking, bedding, and value.
Read the guide 07Fall timing, class room blocks, accessibility, and reunion travel.
Read the guideNew parent resource
A calmer call starts with fewer questions and more room to listen. Use the practical parent guide, then print the one-page conversation sheet before the phone rings.
How it works
Share your dates, travelers, priorities, and the decisions already made.
We narrow the choices and coordinate lodging, transportation, and timing.
Your family receives one organized plan for the trip and the details around it.
Parent-built guidance
Academy Family Travel began with a parent navigating appointment paperwork, I-Day logistics, scarce lodging, and advice scattered across too many places. The goal is simple: give other families the organized travel experience we wished already existed.
Independent. Practical. Family first.
Begin with the milestone
Share the dates, travelers, and academy milestone you know today—or simply introduce yourself if you are still exploring. The secure Fora contact form is the starting point.
Ask about a specific trip, share an upcoming milestone, or introduce yourself. We will follow up with the most useful next step.