Anonymous
10/30/2022 16:12
Subject: Re:S/O: What domestic (or no-passport-needed) all-inclusive resorts have you and your family enjoyed?
Why don’t you just get passports?
Anonymous
10/30/2022 15:08
Subject: S/O: What domestic (or no-passport-needed) all-inclusive resorts have you and your family enjoyed?
How about a guest ranch or dude ranch. We did one that included all meals and activities. Kids camp was included too. I think those ages are perfect for a ranch vacation.
Anonymous
10/30/2022 11:22
Subject: Re:S/O: What domestic (or no-passport-needed) all-inclusive resorts have you and your family enjoyed?
Anonymous wrote:It's pretty basic/rustic so might not fit but we loved Deer Valley Family Camp in PA when our kids were young. All-inclusive 1-week programs in summer + weekends throughout the year.
+1 Your kids are the right ages for Deer Valley. It's not easy to get in for the summer, but you could try MLK weekend, Labor Day weekend, Memorial Day weekend, etc. That's how we got started going there. Tons of stuff for kids to do. Very scenic area.
Another +1.
Anonymous
10/30/2022 11:06
Subject: S/O: What domestic (or no-passport-needed) all-inclusive resorts have you and your family enjoyed?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:There is still a club med in Florida
No they closed. They are opening one I'm Park City.
Looks like it’s still open, just no longer a Club Med. The company that owns it has been running it for a while, they just recently dropped the Club Med from their name. https://sandpiperbayresort.com/?gclid=EAIaIQobChMIl-vY7JyI-wIVP8qUCR2sgAQkEAAYASAAEgJ4__D_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds
Anonymous
10/30/2022 09:21
Subject: S/O: What domestic (or no-passport-needed) all-inclusive resorts have you and your family enjoyed?
Anonymous wrote:There is still a club med in Florida
No they closed. They are opening one I'm Park City.
Anonymous
10/29/2022 13:28
Subject: Re:S/O: What domestic (or no-passport-needed) all-inclusive resorts have you and your family enjoyed?
It's pretty basic/rustic so might not fit but we loved Deer Valley Family Camp in PA when our kids were young. All-inclusive 1-week programs in summer + weekends throughout the year.
+1 Your kids are the right ages for Deer Valley. It's not easy to get in for the summer, but you could try MLK weekend, Labor Day weekend, Memorial Day weekend, etc. That's how we got started going there. Tons of stuff for kids to do. Very scenic area.
Anonymous
10/28/2022 11:54
Subject: S/O: What domestic (or no-passport-needed) all-inclusive resorts have you and your family enjoyed?
There is still a club med in Florida
Anonymous
10/28/2022 09:22
Subject: Re:S/O: What domestic (or no-passport-needed) all-inclusive resorts have you and your family enjoyed?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Woodloch in northeastern Pennsylvania. Its a very fun time for a 3-4 days for the entire (extended) family. Our family has been going for almost 40 years. We now have 3 generations and about 35-40 people go each year. Its a little kitchy, but super fun. But its not cheap.
https://www.woodloch.com
Woodloch is the best but be aware there’s no kids club and alcohol is not included if that’s what you want.
This is completely true. Didn't really think about that when I suggested Woodloch. But its a great time, and even if the alcohol isn't included, there is plenty of it available!
Anonymous
10/28/2022 08:52
Subject: Re:S/O: What domestic (or no-passport-needed) all-inclusive resorts have you and your family enjoyed?
It's pretty basic/rustic so might not fit but we loved Deer Valley Family Camp in PA when our kids were young. All-inclusive 1-week programs in summer + weekends throughout the year.