Last minute winter break trip on a budget with kids?

[Anonymous]

Ideally something driveable with a pool; we'd be up for anything. Elementary aged kids.

[Anonymous]

Driveable with an outdoor pool? That’s probably impossible unless you want to drive really far.

For indoors, would water parks work? Or just an indoor hotel pool?

[Anonymous]

Williamsburg/Busch Gardens. Driveable, and they have special winter break deals on their site with admission to both.

[Anonymous]

What is your budget?

Try Camelback Resort in PA

[Anonymous]

Just any indoor pool will do! Budget could be $4K for 5 days or so.

[Anonymous]

I’d do Pittsburgh and pick a hotel with a pool. There should be plenty to do with museums and stuff plus nice restaurants. Same thought with Philly. Charlotte would work too.

[Anonymous]

Great Wolf Lodge

[Anonymous]

4K is plenty for five days. I haven’t been, but maybe Massanutten? I think they have a water park and there are snow activities too. If snow isn’t your thing, Williamsburg would be fun.

[Anonymous]

Omni Homestead. My kids loved the outdoor pools (heated by hot springs!) in the winter. Indoor pool too!

[Anonymous]

what are your dates? You could fly to san juan, pr, over xmas for about 250/each on frontier, direct from bwi (dec 19 or 20-25). . Could probably find a hotel or air bnb on your budget.

here's one option

https://www.google.com/travel/flights/s/4Bo6HMG983XKLG2P6

[Anonymous]

Massanutten

[Anonymous]

I wouldn't recommend Massanutten. It's great in the summer months when the outdoor area is open, but without that - it is a tiny indoor area. They do have an arcade though.

[Anonymous]

4K for five days for 5 people?

Whoa. I am so poor.

That’s a reaaallly nice vacation you’re throwing together!

Good on you.

[Anonymous]

NYC. You can tailor your budget accordingly - it can be done for pretty reasonable price if you don't stay in Manhattan proper.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I wouldn't recommend Massanutten. It's great in the summer months when the outdoor area is open, but without that - it is a tiny indoor area. They do have an arcade though.

I was assuming they wanted to ski and board and do winter stuff