All-Inclusive Vacations in the U.S.

At a glance, all-inclusive packages look more expensive than getaways that don't include meals, drinks, entertainment, and parking in the price, but that glance is deceptive. Compared to paying for these items individually, the cost of an all-inclusive trip is more than worth it. All-inclusive resorts are common in the Caribbean, but the U.S. also offers some appealing options.

Club Med, Sandpiper Bay, Florida

This resort in Southern Florida offers tennis and golf for adults and a unique circus school that teaches kids trampoline skills, juggling, and more. The rate includes age-appropriate, full-day programs for kids age four to 17. Starting at $100 per day, per person, depending on the season, the resort pampers guests with delicious foods, refreshing cocktails, and hours of engaging activities. The beautiful sunsets are free.

• Nearest Airport: Palm Beach International Airport (West Palm Beach)
• Drive Time: 1 hour

Canyon Ranch Lenox, Massachusetts

One of the world's most celebrated health spa resorts, Canyon Ranch Lenox is within walking distance of the historic town of Lenox, Massachusetts, in the Berkshire Mountains. New England charm combines with modern luxury and award-winning cuisine to create a unique experience. In addition to more than 40 complimentary daily fitness classes and healthy cooking workshops, the resort offers guided hikes, biking excursions, skiing and snowshoeing in winter, and canoeing and kayaking in summer.

• Nearest Airports: Boston Logan International Airport or Albany International Airport
• Drive Time: 1-2 hours from either

Mid Pines Inn, North Carolina

Set on the grounds of the majestic, world-famous Pinehurst golf course in Southern Pines, North Carolina, this inn overlooks the 18th green. All golf vacation packages include fine dining, pool access, and use of the practice facilities, fitness center, and tennis court. Golf play ranges from 18 holes per day to unlimited holes per day, depending on the package. The inn is a member of Historic Hotels of America.

• Nearest Airport: Raleigh-Durham International Airport
• Drive Time: Approximately 1 hour

The Home Ranch, Colorado

This dude ranch in Steamboat Springs, Colorado, offers hiking, fly fishing, and horseback riding in warm weather and trails for cross country skiing and snowshoeing in winter. Take the ranch shuttle to nearby Steamboat Springs Resort for downhill skiing and snowboarding. The wood cabins feature the perfect blend of rustic and luxury, and the main lodge serves gourmet meals.

• Nearest Airports: Yampa Valley Regional Airport (Hayden, Colorado) or Denver International Airport
• Drive Time: 30 minutes from Yampa Valley or 3 hours from Denver

Grand Hotel, Michigan

Situated on Michigan's picturesque Mackinac Island, the Grand Hotel sits high atop a crest overlooking Lake Huron. The historic hotel boasts award-winning five-course dinners and an equally grand luncheon buffet. For an extra special experience, stay in one of the special rooms named after First Ladies, Presidents, and other prominent figures.
A bit of paradise with no vehicles allowed, Mackinac Island offers charter fishing, kayaking, and rides in horse-drawn carriages. Be sure to visit the island's two historic forts, Fort Holmes and Fort Mackinac, an official national historic landmark.

• Nearest Airports: Cherry Capital Airport (Traverse City, Michigan) or Detroit Metropolitan Airport
• Drive Time: 2-3 hours from Cherry Capital or 4-5 hours from Detroit

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