FieldTripMaker.com is the fast and easy way to plan your next school field trip! Choose the destination, dates and options for your next field trip and one of our field trip coordinators will contact you within one business day with a price quote. It’s that Easy!
Get Started Now! Choose from one of the trip destinations on the right to start creating the easiest Field Trip you’ve ever planned.
Eyre Bus, Tour & Travel has been serving the Maryland, Washington DC and Northern Virginia areas for over 60 years. We can arrange the whole trip for you including transportation, hotels, tours, activities, dining and more. We know student travel...It's our business!
You can ride with confidence in our fleet of 55 and 47 passenger coaches. Smaller groups have the option of riding in comfort in our 28 passenger mini coaches.
Last year, Eyre was awarded "Operator of the Year" by the International Motorcoach Group. IMG consists of companies willing to go the extra mile for safety by requiring additional training for all motorcoach operators and higher standards of safety for our fleet.
350 years of history come alive in Annapolis! You'll discover a treasure trove of historic attractions in Annapolis, an 18th-century seaport town where Colonial-era buildings abound.
With the rich history the city boasts however, it's amazing that Baltimore hasn't been deemed one of America's greatest historical destinations.
The Brandywine is nestled amidst the rolling hills of southern Chester County, PA.
Students, Teachers and chaperones alike love to go the Big Apple and Broadway!
The Charm of the Chesapeake
The Monticello plantation of 5,000 acres was a center of agriculture and industry, and was home not only to the Jefferson family, but to workers, black and white, enslaved and free.
The story of Adams County begins well before the 1863 American Civil War battle, even before the 1800 act of Assembly naming it an official Pennsylvania County and Gettysburg as the County Seat.
Howard County, Where Maryland Comes Together!
Part of Lancaster County's old-fashioned charm and homespun warmth stems from the Amish population who has maintained this tradition through a simple way of life throughout the last 300 years.
Over the past 150 years, George Washington's architectural achievements at Mount Vernon have been painstakingly preserved and restored.
Many of New York City's major monuments and attractions are America's iconic landmarks—the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island, the Empire State Building and the Brooklyn Bridge.
It's just one square mile, but the area between Front to 7th Streets and Spruce to Race Streets covers America's most sacred historic sites including the Liberty Bell and Independence Hall.
A trip to the nation’s capital is always exciting!
Colonial Williamsburg is the nation’s largest living history museum encompassing 301 acres including some 500 buildings, homes, stores and taverns.
