All-Inclusive Resorts for the Family

Where do you want your next family vacation to be, and why should it be at an all-inclusive resort? The term “resort” sounds expensive, but “all-inclusive” means you are paying for more than just your room; your fee will include most food and on-site activities as well! You won’t even have to leave the resort to find something to do. So, here’s a list of some of the best all-inclusive resorts, ranging from cabins deep in the wilderness to rooms with stunning ocean views. Happy traveling!

Head north to The Ranch at Rock Creek in Philipsburg, Montana for an all-inclusive ranch experience. Nestled in the wilderness are 29 luxurious accommodations between glamping cabins, granite lodges, historic barns, and luxury homes. So, whether you have a party of two or are embarking on the family trip of a lifetime, your lodging will be the perfect getaway for everyone included. It will include housekeeping services, beverages, snacks, WiFi, bathroom kits, linens, robes, and slippers. You don’t even have to leave the perimeters to make the most out of your vacation! Twice-daily activities are included in your reservation as well: archery, fly fishing, mountain biking, horseback riding, and more. Even the dining venues beg you not to venture too far away. From Friday morning Cowboy Breakfast at Piney Pond to s’mores roasting at the Granite Lodge Flagstone, you’ll have every meal and snack covered as you explore the grounds.

Veer northeast to South Casco, Maine where you will find Migis Lodge on Sebago Lake. This Full American Plan resort includes all meals and activities in its per-person rates. The rates require at least a two-person minimum, depending on your lodging. You and your family have 8 deluxe rooms and 35 private cottages to choose from, all of which come with views of the lake, warm, wooden interiors, housekeeping services, TV and wireless internet, and even firewood that’s delivered daily. Activities range from waterskiing, canoeing, and kayaking, to tennis, golf, and disc golf. The younger ones in your crew have options as well! There is a Kids Camp for children ages four-six and an Adventure Camp for those seven and older. Camp counselors will be at both camps to guide your children through exciting activities, nature walks, arts and crafts, swimming, and more! And, for the whole family, there is Wednesday night Bingo, Thursday night bonfires, and twiceweekly cruises on Tykona Lake. At the end of the day, don’t forget to take advantage of your dining opportunities.

Make your next beach destination Sandpiper Bay Resort at Port St. Lucie, Florida. Your full-service experience includes spacious rooms for your family, multiple food and beverage options, and nonstop fun. Get breakfast at the marketplace before choosing an activity or two for the day’s adventure. Beginners and experts alike can play tennis, basketball, soccer, volleyball, mini golf, and more; you can also do water sports such as jet skiing and tubing and go on one of many tours of the turquoise Floridian waters. Your littles will have a space at the resort, too! The Infant Club hosts children ages 4-23 months; your two-year-old can join the Two’s Club; kids ages 4-10 are welcome to the Kid’s Club; and adolescents ages 11-17 can join the Altitude 27 Club. If you want to enjoy a date night during your stay, no worries! The Pajama Club for kids ages 4-10 will watch over your children as late as 10 p.m. So, put your swimsuits on and enjoy your stay!

If you’re less about luxury and more about the land, Camp Denali in Alaska’s Denali National Park awaits you. Your unique experience begins before you even get to the camp, as you will arrive at the Denali Visitor Center and take a scenic, 55-minute flight to the camp. From there, your all-inclusive trip covers lodging, all meals, the National Park entry fee, guided hiking and evening tours, and outdoor gear such as bikes, canoes, and fishing equipment. The guided outings are organized by level of physical activity (strenuous, moderate, and easy), so anyone can enjoy the Alaskan tundra. When you stop to eat, all your food will be Alaskan meat and produce either from Camp Denali’s onsite greenhouse or from a local farm, so your experience at the camp will be completely immersive.

Get your passports ready for Hard Rock: Riviera Maya in Mexico! Here your all-inclusive stay will feature bright blue Caribbean waters and white sandy beaches–but, of course, that’s not all! Pick a room or a suite and indulge in its luxurious accommodations such as a hydro spa bathtub, a balcony with a hammock, room service, and more. Right outside your room are a private beach, a natural sea cove, and three pools. Kids can make a splash in the Zero Entry Kids’ Pool and join the Roxity Kids Club for daily activities. The whole family can have a blast at the Rockaway Bay Water Park, home of awesome, world-class waterslides. For an extra fee, you can go on an unforgettable tour at Riviera Maya, like taking a journey through the beautiful Cenote to play with the dolphins or snorkeling in the Caribbean.