Plan a quick weekend getaway at one of these cabins near Boston that maximize winter fun
If winter break has you planning your next weekend getaway with the kids, we’re right there with you. That’s why we rounded up a bunch of our favorite family-friendly winter cabin rentals near Boston that are perfect for your next family vacation. From ski cabins in the mountains to remote cabins where families can get away from it all, these nearby cabins have everything you need to escape the hustle and bustle of Boston.
This family farm has been completely restored with high-end amenities but still retains its classic character. Only 3 hours from Boston, it's a short walk to the water in Friendship, Maine with large, bright, airy rooms, 5 bedrooms, 2 living areas, 2 fully stocked kitchens and a designated workspace (with high-speed internet) on 11 beautiful acres.
Plan an unplugged winter getaway at this cozy cabin that's perfect for a family of three or four. Just minutes from Burlington's skiing and snowshoeing spots, this 700-square-foot abode has all you need to chill this winter (including a charger for your EV). Hot plates, a toaster, and microwave allow you to cook quick meals in between all your outdoor adventuring. And best of all, if your dog is well behaved, your furry friend is welcome to join you here.
Insider Tip: Beds can be brought in if you need to sleep more than two; they even have a pack-n-play for babies and toddlers.
Rustic charm and modern amenities are what you'll find at this recently renovated 1920s fishing cabin in the Catskills. It's the just-right distance from Boston for families who want to really getaway from it all. The nearby ski mountains offer lots of afternoon activity, and the firepit outside beckons after a long day of schussing on the slopes.
Settle in to the very private, wooded six acres at this downstairs suite, affectionally called "Sheeps Heaven View." Explore the area and enjoy the winter activities you'll find all around. Then return to the suite to enjoy card games, board games or a family movie night. Please note, there isn't a full kitchen here (a great excuse to eat out!) and all your dishes will be washed (and returned) by the host. The perfect perk for parents.
This recently updated A-frame chalet is just minutes from Gunstock Mountain. And it's got winter (and summer) sports in mind. A place to store your skis is part of the A-frame design, as is a secret play nook, right off the living room that'll have your kids squealing with delight. The hot tub on the deck is for use year-round and a great spot to enjoy the cold night air once your kids are asleep.
This peaceful cabin combines a fantastic location with amenities that appeal to families, and it's all in the heart of New Hampshire ski country. Located just 15 minutes from Wildcat Mountain, it's a great spot for families looking for a ski vacation. Also nearby is Jackson Falls, a wonder any time of year. Plan to grill out, snuggle up to screen a few flicks or break out board games to play as a family during your stay.
7. The Dogtown Cabin at Applecart Farm—Rockport, MA
Applecart Farm is one of the most private residential properties in Rockport. The property is surrounded by close to 2,500 acres of protected woodlands and miles of trails, but is only a 5-minute walk to the train station and 10-minute walk to downtown Rockport. Kids will love visiting with the friendly miniature horses that live on the property and exploring the area around them. Bring your cross country skis or snowshoes to make the most of this wintry wonderland.
Settle in at this New Fairfield, Connecticut cabin across from Candlewood Lake and a two-minute drive from Squantz Pond State Park. This little house has stylish touches all around, as well as a fire pit and an inflatable hot tub to keep you warm when the snow flies.
Only minutes from historic Plymouth and the Cape, this log cabin is on an acre of private, wooded property. Located across the street from cranberry bogs and walking trails, you'll have plenty to do with your family while you are there. A large, raised outdoor deck with gas BBQ overlooks the backyard, a great place to cook even when it's cold outside. Plus, we hear the hosts make a memorable cranberry bread. Please note, this listing is no longer pet-friendly.
10. Mountain Chic New Hampshire Family Getaway—Conway, NH
This perfectly-located North Conway cabin is both dog and family friendly. You'll never be bored being 5-10 minutes away from downtown North Conway and the abundance of winter activities at Cathedral Ledge. The cabin's floor to ceiling windows facing Cathedral Ledge are worth the trip alone, but we suggest bringing your skis (downhill or cross-country, take your pick) or your snowshoes to keep everyone active and outside on this vacation. For a change of pace, why not rent snowmobiles to enjoy in the park?
Bring your family and friends for a weekend in the heart of the White Mountains, nestled in the woods off a winding road near the snowy riverbank. A great place to stay if winter sports are your family's jam, the cabin is across the street from Gale River and close to Franconia Notch State Park, Crawford Notch, Cannon Mountain and multiple other ski mountains. Local breweries abound for some apres that's pretty kid-friendly, and we suggest checking out local tubing hills and the Woodstock Ice Caves in the winter.
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Tahoe, Yosemite, or Mendocino—we’ve got the perfect family cabin for you
Want to get away without getting on a plane? Head to a cozy cabin in the woods for a family vacation exploring Northern California’s great outdoors. You don’t need to drive far from the Bay Area to discover peaceful forests, snowy meadows and wide open spaces. From the Sierras to the coast, we’ve got a ton of Airbnb options—scroll on to find one to inspire your next trip.
This two-bedroom cabin in the friendly mountain town of Arnold is perfect for a family of four, but can accommodate up to six with the pull-out sofa bed in the living area. The cabin is located away from the road, down a set of steps, giving you a sense of seclusion and views of the forest from every window. Light the wood stove at night for a real winter cabin feel.
This spot would be a great option to bring your whole crew as it comfortably sleeps up to 12 people. The two-story deck will be everyone's favorite and the renovated kitchen has everything you need. Nearby attractions include the Stanislaus River, quirky town of Murphys, Bear Valley ski area, and Big Trees State Park. There are tons of tubing spots nearby in the winter and the cabin has gear you can borrow.
Located in the mountain town of Arnold, the Swiss Chalet is just a 2.5-hour drive from the Bay Area and the easiest way to check out snow with the kids. There's plenty of room to spread out with two master bedrooms, two additional bedrooms with bunk beds, a magnificent cathedral ceiling in the main room, and lots of cozy seating options. Fancy a traditional Alps-inspired meal? The kitchen is fully equipped and comes with a raclette grill. Staying here feels like a step back in time, with modern amenities for your enjoyment.
We totally love this adorable cabin that's only a 30-minute drive from Dodge Ridge Ski Resort. You'll love the kid-friendly amenities like puzzles, board games, toys, a high chair, and a Pack n' Play. A five-minute drive will get you to the quaint town of Twain Harte and you'll also have access to two private lakes (Upper Crystal Falls and Lower Crystal Falls Lakes).
This cozy little cabin is the perfect Bay Area escape without much of a drive. Located just two miles from downtown Felton, you'll love enjoying your coffee on the deck and cozying up by the fire at night. There's even a mini gym in the basement.
If you prefer a modern aesthetic, you’ll love this gorgeous Scandi-inspired cabin in the pines. Conveniently located minutes from cosmopolitan Tahoe City and a five-minute walk to the lake, this two-bedroom, two-bathroom home is ideal for a family-friendly, relaxing getaway.
You will love the hygge vibe at this cozy cabin in the Tahoe Donner community. You'll find tons of spots for everyone to sleep and a fire pit for nights under the stars. The kitchen has everything you'll need to cook for your crew and there's even extra winter clothes if you've forgotten something. The kids will especially love the game room in the basement.
This renovated A-frame is perfect for your next trip to Tahoe. There are three sleeping areas and two bathrooms, plus a massive deck with a hot tub waiting for you to come back from your winter adventures.
Perfectly located near the South Lake Tahoe action, this rental comes with a Pack n' Play and highchair for the babe, a hot tub for soaking in, and a fenced back yard meaning the entire family can get away.
This spacious modern cabin inside the gates of Yosemite National Park comfortably hosts up to ten guests, making it ideal for hosting extended family or a group of friends. Spend your days hiking Yosemite’s trails and evenings playing pool, beating each other’s high scores on the three arcade machines or a game of monopoly.
The fresh mountain air welcomes you immediately upon arrival at this gorgeous cabin just 25 minutes from Yosemite's Big Oak Flat entrance. With three bedrooms and two bathrooms, your whole crew will have plenty of space to spread out. Spend the day hiking nearby and enjoy the hot tub at night.
This picturesque little log cabin has a wood stove to keep you cozy at night and plenty of trails to explore nearby. Head to Lassen Volcanic National Park for additional hiking options and an epic day trip!
Cascade Cabin is a cozy and comfortable, yet newer, sophisticated log home on one and a half bucolic and manicured acres, just a five-minute drive to downtown Nevada City. The house is located directly on the Cascade Canal trail, offering 4.5 miles (one way) of virtually flat hiking through the peaceful forest along a beautiful gold rush-era waterway. Direct access to the canal and trail is literally 15 feet outside the back door. A large sunny lawn in front of the house is ringed by cedars and there is a small separate deck seating area near the canal and fenced vegetable garden.
This brand-new house is going to be your new favorite family destination. It's unique round shape provides views for miles of the five acres property. You'll find a rushing creek, a pond and waterfall, plus a hot tub on the deck. Cook up a meal in the gourmet kitchen and enjoy all the Gold Country beauty.
About an hour from San Francisco, you'll love all the details in this solar-powered home. With nearby access to hiking trails, biking paths and tons of watersports, you'll love coming back home to the quiet solitude that the property offers. Stroll down to the Inverness Park Market and Tap Room at the end of the street and enjoy some of the best food and drink in the area with a very local vibe.
Your kids will feel like woodland creatures—and you’ll feel like a travel-planning wizard—when your family settles into this mid-century modern cabin, tucked into a dense stand of redwoods beside the Russian River in Guerneville. Your family will love the open floorplan and kid-proofed details as well as the pack n' play, highchair, potty chair and more that come ready for you to use. Cook up a tasty dinner in the kitchen to dine al fresco, or book the services of a local chef who can make the meal for you. You'll definitely want to come back and visit when the days are warm so you can take advantage of the property's river access dock for kayaking and canoeing.
This is a tranquil escape is located in a quiet grove of Redwood trees, but just 2 miles from the town of Guerneville and minutes away from all that the Russian River has to offer. The cabin has three bedrooms and two bathrooms. In the backyard, there's a grill, firepit, a 6-person hot tub, picnic table, and a hammock. There's also a koi pond with 7 koi and 3 goldfish that the kids can feed.
The Navarro House is situated on the Mendocino coast with an unobstructed view where the Navarro River reaches the Pacific Ocean. This extraordinary cabin has been recently updated featuring an expansive deck and access to a hot tub and BBQ/ Fire pit area shared with the guest house. Dogs are welcome!
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BabyQuip is changing the holiday-traveling-with-kids game and your load just got so much lighter
We’re staring right at the 2022 holiday season and you know what that means! Yes, okay, we love the Peppermint Mocha, too, and we’re definitely anxiously waiting for its reappearance. But no. We’re talking about holiday travel. Traveling. For the holidays. With kids. All of those things happening at one time. It’s coming.
Now, before you have a holiday panic attack (deep breaths), we wouldn’t be writing this just to remind you of things that are stressful. No, we’re here to make traveling with your little ones this holiday season easier than you can possibly imagine. We’ve cracked the code, if you will, and we’re going to let you in on our secret to easing the travel with kiddos burden: BabyQuip.
What is BabyQuip?
We've been there: schlepping strollers, carseats, and general bulky baby gear through airports, or trying to cram a bouncy seat and the pack n' play into the car trunk (on top of our own luggage). We. Just. Can't. Do. It. Anymore.
Founded in 2016 by parents just like us who were sick of the schlepping, BabyQuip is the #1 baby gear rental service with one goal: to provide families with a huge (huge!) assortment of clean, safe and insured baby equipment that we don't have to pack ourselves. We're talking full-sized cribs, high chairs, car seats, and strollers. We're talking toys, video monitors, noise machines, and baby baths. We're talking not bringing any of that from home anymore.
Great! But...how does BabyQuip work?
We thought for sure that having dependable baby equipment available at our travel destination would have to be complicated, right?
Wrong.
Over 1,300 Quality Providers rent, deliver, and set up baby gear at hotels, Airbnbs, vacation rentals, and private residences. They'll even meet you at the airport! When you're ready to head back home, they'll come back to pick it all up at your convenience. (Why can't everything be this easy?!)
You'll find Quality Providers in over 1,000 locations across the US, Canada, Mexico, Australia, and beyond.
What about cleaning and safety?
All of BabyQuip's rental gear is inspected and deep cleaned by their Quality Providers after every pickup, then inspected and cleaned again before every delivery. QP's are encouraged to use parent-approved, organic and/or non-toxic cleaners, and you're able to reach out to your QP about specific products or cleaning processes.
Speaking of BabyQuip's Quality Providers, these are teams of moms, dads, grandparents, and best friends who are required to undergo extensive training on safety standards and cleaning procedures. QP's are also required to pass thorough background checks and BabyQuip provides QP profiles for you to check out! Learn a little about your QP and exactly where they deliver, along with the number of successful deliveries, reviews, and items for rent.
BabyQuip has completed over 100,000 reservations and has earned a 99% 5-star rating from over 30,000 reviewers. Not only that, but BabyQuip customers have awarded them with a world-class Net Score of 94!
99% of customers said they felt the equipment they rented was safe. 97% felt that it was clean. 66% said BabyQuip was a vacation life-saver.
Plus, BabyQuip was featured on Shark Tank in March 2020. Although they didn't walk away with a deal that day, the program airing launched raising over $850K! They've since expanded into 1000+ markets with over 1,300 Quality Providers.
We’re beyond excited about skipping the part of holiday travel where we drag clunky baby gear around with us, and can focus on actually enjoying spending time with our favorite people this season. BabyQuip is definitely the holiday gift that just keeps on giving.
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When you’re looking for a weekend getaway that’s a level up from tent camping, these are the best book-worthy spots in CA
Got a hankering to leave city life and go camping nearby, but not convinced that braving the elements and setting up your own sleeping quarters with just a piece of nylon between you and whatever wanders around outside is your idea of fun? Let us introduce you to the good old yurt. “What’s a yurt?” you ask? Well, unlike pitch-a-tent camping, yurts are already constructed structures, adorably, in the round. Yurt means “home” in Mongolian so for those that don’t want to give up some creature comforts (like a good set of walls and an off-the-floor bed) but also want to feel at one with the great outdoors (whether it’s beach camping or perhaps a touch of a luxe campsite), this could be the camping answer you’ve been looking for.
Cachuma Lake Yurts
You'll relax at the lake and roast marshmallows at your very own fire ring while little glampers will have fun at the playground and the swimming pool during the summer months. Add to that, there are guided nature walks, guided lake cruises, and junior ranger programs the kids can join.
Good to Know: The yurts named Lupine, Poppy, and Sage are on the western side of the campground and get a spectacular sunset on most evenings. Oak, Sycamore, Pine, and Redwood (ADA) are on the eastern side and get a beautiful morning sunrise over the lake and boating marina. PS: There's also a country store in case you need any essentials.
Yurt Features: Depending on the yurt, these yurts sleep 3-to-6 people. Expect to find indoor lighting, heating and screened windows. Outside you'll find a deck, picnic table (some are inside), that previously mentioned fire ring, a charcoal bbq and water spigot. Restrooms and showers are located close by while a portable lavatory is located adjacent to some yurts for convenience.
Camping is downright easy with this adventure yurt at El Capitan. We aren't sure if the best part is the domed skylight for easy stargazing at night or the multitude of deer, birds, trees and other nature-like things that surround you during your stay. Make sure to carve time out for the 30-minute hike to the beach or a walk to feed the llamas and the goats.
Good to Know: There's a heated swimming pool, along with a playground with a slide, swings and jungle gym adjacent to the pool. And for parents? There is an espresso bar as well as local wine and beer in the Canyon Market.
Yurt Features: Includes a queen bed and a twin day bed with twin trundle, bar-sized refrigerator, microwave, ceiling fan and space heater. Adjacent restroom facilities include private shower stalls with attached changing rooms. All yurts include a private picnic table and firepit with grill.
Located halfway between LA and SF (and makes a great pitstop if you're making the roadtrip between the two), this yurt, on 70 acres in the central coast, is an outdoor enthusiasts dream—whether you and your family are into hiking, fishing, boating, bird watching, horseback riding, cycling, horseshoes, swimming, or any number of other outdoor activities, there's (literally) something for everyone. And if just making it to the yurt is the adventure, there's plenty to entertain the kids onsite: There's a giant jumping pillow and the unheated pool is open May through Oct. Make sure to say hi to Kevin, the resident emu who loves being fed.
Good to Know:This spot is located within an hour drive of Hearst Castle, Cambria, Ocean Dunes, Pismo Beach, Morro Bay, local wineries, and Pozo National Forest.
Yurt Features: This 20-foot, yurt comes with a queen bed, two full futons and two twin beds. There isn't a bathroom or kitchen inside and you need to bring your own linens. Fire pit and picnic table are located out front.
Located on 5-acres of land in Joshua Tree, expect a star-studded stargazing experience thanks to vast skies and little-to-no light pollution. This is a rustic experience so bring plenty of food and even more water.
Good to Know:Joshua Tree National Park is 20 minutes away and is a bucket-worthy spot for hikes for the half-pints.
Yurt Features: Sleeps up to four guests. There's no kitchen, the restroom is a porta potty, there's a shower stall with solar shower (bag of water heated by the sun) along with battery and solar-powered lamps. Additionally, there is a solar panel which charges battery packs and you can use them to charge phones and small devices but no more than 110V. If you need a power for anything else, this listing is not suitable. Bring prepared food and plenty of drinking water.
Nestled among 30 fruit trees on a half-acre lot, this yurt exemplifies classic bohemian California living. There are several hammocks hung around the yard, a firepit as well as fruit trees that you're welcome to help yourself to.
Yurt Features: This yurt is 16 feet in diameter and has a conical roof with a skylight directly over the bed. It sleeps four, with one queen bed, one single bed and an air mattress. Included is internet access, a toaster oven, coffee, and mini-fridge. There's an outdoor bathroom with a toilet, sink and an outdoor shower with a tankless water heater that allows infinitely long hot showers.
A glamping bohemian yurt in the neighborhood of Paradise Hill (a 10-minute drive from DTLA). Families will dig this yurt's location on an urban farm where you can visit (and help feed if you wish!) goats, chickens, and a pig next door.
Good to Know: There are steps, so for toddlers, this location may be a challenge.
Yurt Features: This 20-foot yurt comes with a king bed and two single mattresses. A full outside kitchen, hanging chair the kids will love, wifi, an indoor fireplace, a solar-powered clawfoot garden bathtub, plus a coffee maker, microwave and refrigerator and a bbq grill outside.
If your brood loves to have plenty of activities, then Lake Elsinore's Launch Pointe Recreation is a camping hot spot. With splash pads, a playground and a swimming pool, little campers have tons of choices on how to have fun. And if you love to jet ski, boat, or fish, you've got it all here. Even better? There's a restaurant on-site for when the crew gets hungry.
Yurt Features: There are six themed yurts (The Lodge, The BoraBora, The Boho, The Beach, The Rock & Roll, and The Elsinore) that vary in guest accommodations but all come with linens, in-room coffee and a refrigerator. Bathrooms are private while showers and additional restrooms are located within the yurt village.
Yearning for a few green acres to roam? Dreaming of farming organic lavender, or perhaps of yodeling with the yaks? At these farm stays across the nation, you’ll finally get your chance. Keep reading for all you need to know about planning your next family vacation at a working farm.
Working Horse Farm | Seymour, TN
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This little farm home is in the perfect area to get away, yet close enough to enjoy the city attractions as well. Front porch sitting is beautiful with a perfect view of a pasture full of horses. The covered outdoor riding arena makes it a great place to stay if you are traveling with horses, or if you’d just like to schedule a horseback riding lesson.
This property doubles down as it's both a treehouse and a farmstay. Sleep in the trees and walk through a fairy forest in the midst of the lavender fields. During your stay, have a picnic or wander the gardens and visit Simon the donkey and Henry the goat. Bring your gear and fish in the well-stocked pond.
Farm Stay at African Hoofstock Preserve | Point Arena, CA
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The kids will be delighted when you bring them to stay at one of the cottages at B. Bryan Preserve. African antelope, zebra and giraffe, along with eclectic lodging await you in Point Arena on the beautiful Mendocino coast. Take a tour to meet the animals and then enjoy your time in the cottage or hot tub.
Blue Pepper Farm is a working sheep dairy in the Au Sable Valley of the Adirondack Mountains. This 46-acre farm sits across the valley from the hamlet of Jay and its historic covered bridge. Guests will enjoy a staggering mountain panorama from the porch, deck, or pool overlooking the lush pastures where sheep and laying hens graze. Harvest dinner straight from the garden in the summer and fall to accompany fresh organically raised lamb, pork and eggs right from the farm.
Located near Waco, Texas and about 20 miles from the downtown area, this expansive farm stay includes an incredibly unique converted grain silo with all the amenities, including a sleeping loft, full bathroom, kitchen and a fishing pond on site. Visit with the sheep and llamas and relax in the peace and quiet.
Seventy acres of serenity is what you’ll find at White Lotus Farm & Inn, just over the Hood Canal Bridge. Established in 2017 by owners Niall and Natalie, farm animals are the big draw for kids here. They’ll make fast friends with the sheep, goats, pigs, chickens, ducks and Cue, the farm llama. When it comes to navigating the space, look to Niall, who gives tours and explains the farm’s “beyond organic” practices. There’s a good chance he’ll also invite the kids to help feed the animals and look for eggs.
Head to Big Sky Country to experience life on a working sheep farm. You'll sleep in an antique sheepherder's wagon, and rise to experience a day of spinning at the wheel, hanging with the sheep, or just relaxing (they don't judge).
Come experience a silo-style tiny home living on a family-owned Missouri Farm ... complete with Nigerian Dwarf goats, miniature donkeys, cows, chickens and more. Cook dinner on the outdoor fire pit and borrow some bikes to tool around the property.
For a farm stay of a different sort, book a weekend at Mission Peak Winery. There are tons of things for kids to do on the property including a trampoline, swimming pool (season), fishing lake and canoes. Meet the local horses and stroll through the vineyards.
Guests are welcome to roll up their sleeves and help with the chores on this 75-acre working farm, but they don't mind if you prefer to soak up the pristine views that include yaks, horses, sheep, chickens, geese, and the Northern Lights, instead.
Cool Tip: Go in the winter and enjoy mushing, skiing, and the World Ice Art Championships.
Don't let the title "bed and breakfast" fool you. This working farm near Chapel Hill is only five minutes from the interstate, but offers 61-acres full of gardens, laying hens, sheep, goats, steers and pigs. And for overnight guests, the fresh farm breakfasts are really something to write home about.
We’ve got three words for you—Skagit. Valley. Farm. This quintessential farm has got it all. Twenty-two chickens and roosters roaming the property, and a duck named Sage who answers (with a sweet quack) when kids call her name. Families will find seasonal flowers and veggies available to pick and fields for sports, challenge coursing and general play that’ll wear your little farmers out. Plan picnics right on site, or explore local restaurants when hunger strikes (word on the street is that local favorite Whidbey Island Bagel Company will soon call Mt. Vernon home). They even have a pack ‘n’ play if you need one.
Animal lovers, rejoice! This farm is Animal Welfare Approved for humane practices of its cows, chickens, emus, pigs, ducks, alpacas, donkeys, guinea fowl, dogs, cats and an Icelandic Horse. So go on! Enjoy a morning milking, feeding and brushing the calves, and pitching in around the farm. And for the small set, there’s even a playground with an antique firetruck.
When you're staying at a working coffee plantation, the odds of actually getting to drink your cup of coffee in the morning—despite being in the throes of parenthood—increase significantly. In addition to staying caffeinated, guests at the Holualoa Inn enjoy perks like tours of the orchards and roasting mills.
Don't Forget: Since you won't want to miss all that the Big Island has to offer (and since you'll be plenty wired to tackle it), check with your hosts before planning your excursions. They're happy to help you arrange outings to the local beaches and trails.
In this all-inclusive dude ranch of your dreams, you'll find horseback riding, mountain biking, fishing, hiking, yoga, swimming, gourmet meals, and cowboy cookouts. But it's not all fun and games. Tanque Verde Ranch is a working cowboy ranch that dates back to 1868 and is home to around 200 horses.
Don't Miss: While there is plenty to do together as a family, your little buckaroos will love the authentic Western experience of the Daily Kids Club, where they can interact one-on-one with the ranch’s horses while mom and dad get downtime.
Los Poblanos Historic Inn & Organic Farm | Los Ranchos de Albuquerque, NM
Experience luxury on a working organic lavender farm, where you'll enjoy suites creatively carved into the farm's mainstays, including one in a 1930s dairy building with a pitched tin roof and white stuccoed walls. In addition to the lavender fields (dreamy, right?), you'll find a significant portion of the agricultural offerings at Los Poblanos dedicated to the farm's own kitchen. Translation: stay here for some seriously good eats.
Don't Miss: The farm's resident honey bees produce honey tinged with lavender during certain times of the year.
Even the wall tents at this farm are furnished with fine linens and comfy beds, sort of like Old MacDonald's version of glamping. Bring your binoculars and play the silent game while bird-watching on a morning stroll. Sustainable agriculture and environmental stewardship are core values here, and both kids and adults will learn about animal husbandry practices and wetland restoration on farm tours.
Don’t Miss: Goats are fun and helpful backpacking companions. Take a pack goat on the trail to lighten the load for little ones.
This working farm is built around family activities for farmers of every age. Your bitty agrarians will get their farm fix by feeding chickens, gathering eggs, feeding the cows and horses and learning about the daily operation of a farm. And at the end of a long day in the fields or at the barn, what could be better than jumping into the lake (or if it’s cooler temperatures, taking a kayak, paddleboat, or canoe out for a spin)? Top off the day with a round of s’mores at the fire pit, and there’s no doubt your crew will be sleeping soundly.
Chores become a novel game when they include gathering warm eggs, feeding baby animals and milking cows at a seventh-generation working farm in the Catskills. When the hard work is done, little ones can play with kittens or go for a hayride while older siblings play badminton and fly kites. After a hearty farm fresh dinner, wind down by roasting marshmallows for s’mores outside your private guesthouse.
Don’t Miss: In September and October, explore the corn maze with the whole family and pick your own pumpkins.
This planned community an hour outside of Atlanta has the farm (and sustainability, and organic practices, and animal husbandry) at its core. Guests at The Inn at Serenbe can take a tour of the working 25-acre CSA-certified farm, go on hayrides, help feed the animals and go on trail rides. And after all that hard work, you and the kids can relax at the pool, hit the spa, and dine on fresh food prepared by some of the nation’s most acclaimed chefs.
Don't Miss: The farm has a weekly Farmers Market (from March-October) that you won't want to miss, as well as Goat Yoga for teens and adults.
With drumsticks and chicken nuggets, you may have only ever eaten one breed of chicken in your life—Cornish Cross. Rediscover the clucking variety chickens on this tiny Washington chicken farm, where you can meet and compare 20 specialized breeds. Stay in the two-room bed and breakfast (each room sleeps four) and learn about breeding and butchering chickens or simply relax on the peaceful beach.
Don’t Miss: In addition to checking out the chickens, guests can harvest berries, fruits, some vegetables, and even meet an Italian truffle-hunting pup!
Situated on a 9,200-acre estate in the Great Smoky Mountains, there is no place like Blackberry Farm. Undoubtedly swanky, Blackberry is agrarian at its core and offers families a unique opportunity to reconnect with nature. And in between a visit to the Wellhouse for pampering, fly fishing, biking, hiking, boating or general meandering, your family can learn about what life on a working farm is all about through gardening, livestock, and farm production lessons.
Insider Info: Don’t visit Blackberry without a visit to the kennels and their famous Lagotto Romagnolo dogs, as well as the truffle orchard.
It might be easier to get the kids to eat their fruits and veggies when they pick it them themselves in the seven-acre organic gardens. In the spring and summer, there are strawberries, melons, radishes, peaches and more. In fall and winter, cauliflower, carrots, turnips, kale, squash and more abound. In sunny Arizona, the farms’ campgrounds are open year-round, with restrooms, showers and on-site laundry.
Don’t Miss: Stay in one of their seven completely refurbished vintage airstreams—circa 1940 to 1970—as part of their new "glamping experience."
Family weekends throughout the year include activities for younger kids: barnyard scavenger hunts, bread making and arts and crafts. Come through any time and enjoy pony rides, sheep shearing, cheese making and other classic farm activities. Basic rooms and private cottages are available, with enough room to sleep 140 each night.
Don’t Miss: Learn to do-si-do from professionals specializing in square dancing, line dancing and country Western.
Impressively thick canvas tents can sleep up to six at this small organic farm northwest of Chicago. There’s no gas, electricity or running water, but you can cook on a wood-burning stove or order a scrumptious homemade meal. Kids can pet and feed smaller critters at the animal paddock, swing on the rope swing and climb apple trees for rustic fun.
Don’t Miss: Buy products straight from the farm at The Farm Larder, along with locally sourced goodies from small food producers. A lifesaver if you don’t feel like cooking.
This working dairy farm is one of the leading milk producers in Vermont and is famous for its herd of 270 Robeth Holsteins cows. Guests can help with the twice-daily milking of cows or feed newborn calves. Float down the White River in summer or explore the snowy Green Mountain National Forest come winter. The inn has seven guestrooms with four shared bathrooms and common areas.
Don’t Miss: Try the Cabot Creamery cheddar. Liberty Hill is part of the cooperative that makes this award-winning cheese.
The Naylors will welcome you into their ranch home and give you a personal tour of their 80-acre stone fruit farm. Organic fruit is ripe for the picking from mid-May to mid-August. Wake up to a full breakfast each morning—fresh fruit, hooray!—and savor that complimentary evening snack. Older kids will have fun picking peaches while the toddlers can enjoy the juicy fresh fruit.
Don’t Miss: The Squaw Valley Herb Gardens are a half-hour drive away, where you can make wreaths, lavender sachets, and a vegetarian, herb-inspired lunch.
If you are like so many other families, you are getting ready to hit the road or head to the skies in the next few months for a family vacation. Packing is one of the chores that pretty much nobody likes but we’re here to make this one thing easier for you. Traveling with a baby? You’ll definitely want a change of clothes for them and a change of clothes for you. Got a toddler along for the ride? It’s all about the snacks. Parents of teens and tweens: their packing list pretty much includes just a device and headphones.
Our team of editors has loads of experience traveling with kids of all ages and this is what we recommend you bring along to make your family trip more of a vacation for everyone involved. Just take a screengrab of the lists that fit your kids’ ages and get packing!
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Packing List for Travel with a Baby
It’s our experience that kids this age don’t need a bunch of toys to keep them occupied on an airplane. Really it’s all about making them as comfortable as possible so that they (fingers crossed!) sleep for as much of the flight as possible. If you need things to keep them busy, plastic cups from the flight attendant will do in a pinch.
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In your carry-on:
an extra outfit for baby and parents (in a Ziploc bag to store the dirties)
diapers (more than you think you need), diaper cream, wipes, changing pad
more Ziplocs for dirty diaper storage
sanitizing wipes
feeding supplies like bibs, bottles, formula (more than you think you need), nursing cover/pillow
snacks (with a snack catcher) and squeeze pouches of baby food
pacifier with clip (bring extra pacifiers!)
hand sanitizer
soft books/new toys (bring an extra pacifier clip to attach these to baby or the tray)
pack n’ play with sheet if your destination doesn’t have a crib
Packing List for Travel with a Toddler
Flying with kids this age takes both mental fortitude and physical strength (as you might feel like you are wrestling a carp trying to get them to stay in their seat).
We feel like the key to traveling with kids this age is snacks. Lots of snacks. Snag one of those weekly pill containers (aka a “snackle box”) and fill each slot up with something your toddler will love. These are kid-proof and you only open one section at a time so you can minimize spills.
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In your carry-on:
an extra outfit for toddler and parents (in a Ziploc bag to store the dirties)
diapers (more than you think you need), diaper cream, wipes, changing pad
pack n’ play with sheet if your destination doesn’t have a crib
Packing List for Travel with a Preschooler
Congratulations! You’ve finally reached the stage where your little traveler can be entertained with new toys, electronics, and craft projects. It’s a whole new world.
For this age, it’s all about getting kids to carry their own stuff. Talk about a dream! Get them a backpack that’s comfortable for them. We love bringing an e-reader along so kids can cruise through books at their own pace.
Your older kids are pretty much experienced travelers by now. They have their own suitcase that they take care of themselves (yes, all the parents of littles are jealous). The packing list of this age is pretty easy: a device and snacks. We like to let our tweens and teens pack their own suitcases with a provided list and pick out their own snacks to bring along. That way you aren’t stuck on vacation with outfits they won’t wear.
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In your carry-on:
snacks
water bottle to fill past security
phone or electronic device to watch movies/play games
The summer is a great time to take a vacation in the mountains. We found 10 Airbnbs near mountain towns that offer everything you’re looking for when it comes to an alpine adventure. From Lake Tahoe to the Adirondacks, keep reading to see our favorite family-friendly Airbnb rentals in mountain towns across the country.
Cabin with Hot Tub - Breckenridge, CO
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Just 5 minutes from downtown Breckenridge this cabin has it all. Surrounded by the pine and aspen trees, this home offers you the comfort and feel of mountain living and the convenience of the town of Breckenridge. Take in the mountain view while having your morning coffee out on the deck and wind down your day of skiing or hiking in the hot tub.
Nestled on Coopers Creek but close enough to the town itself, this cozy cabin sleeps four and one room has twin beds perfect for kids. Lounge by the fire pit, explore the Nantahala National Forest for hiking, biking, fishing and much more.
Dog-Friendly Cabin in South Lake Tahoe—South Lake Tahoe, CA
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You'll love this log cabin that's perfectly located near the South Lake Tahoe action. It comes with a Pack n' Play and highchair for the kids, plus a private hot tub for relaxing after a busy day. Bring your pup as there's a fenced backyard.
This house not only has jaw-dropping views, but it’s right across the street from Willow Point Park, which has a beach, playground and picnic area. Mason is just two miles away, and Chelan is only 10 miles away. Spend the day in town for wine tasting, shopping and fun at Slidewaters. The house provides children’s silverware, there’s a BBQ grill, and one of the bedrooms has three twins and two sofabeds, making it perfect for kids.
This stunner is located 15-20 minutes away from the entrance of Grand Teton National Park, 1.5 hours away from Yellowstone and near the skiing at Jackson Hole Resort. Hiking trails are a short drive away at Phelps Lake, and your whole group will treasure the incredible mountain views.
Tucked back into a maple forest in the Minnesota mountains, you’ll have access to the Lutsen Mountain Recreation center, Cascade state park, Lake Superior and more. Downtown Lutsen is just four miles away, there’s plenty of space to spread out and there’s even a private dock.
You get your very own creek at this hidden bungalow. Located on the bird migration trail, you’ll see geese flying south and north depending on the season, and guests have mentioned spotting a Blue Heron or two. This house has kids’ books and toys, and it’s just close enough to town that’ll you get a mountain feel with all the amenities you need.
This condo is a skip, hop and a jump away from downtown Sun Valley and Dollar Mountain is a mile away. During the warmer months, fishing, hiking, biking and even paragliding tours are super close.
One town away from Lake Placid, 30 minutes from Whiteface Ski Mountain with a wrap-around deck with 180 views, this is a the perfect Adirondack mountain getaway.
Located in a quiet neighborhood on a gated property in northern Santa Fe, this two-bedroom casita is just minutes away by car from most Santa Fe attractions. The casita sits on a fenced in 40 acre property with direct access to the La Tierra Trails, an extensive hiking trail system. It has its own washer and dryer, private lawn and garden space.
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If the beach is your idea of heaven on earth, you’re in luck. We’ve rounded up our favorite beach houses on Airbnb, and our locations span the coasts. Pack the swimsuits and sunscreen, get your snacks squared away and you are ready to go. Scroll down to find one that fits your travel plans, and book it before it’s gone!
Panama City, FL
Known for being a family-friendly beach town, there is a ton of stuff to do in Panama City. This charming cottage puts you right in the middle of things, and only two blocks from the beach. There are beach toys for the kids, a fully-stocked kitchen and even an outdoor shower for sandy toes.
This three-bedroom home is minutes from so many things, from the beach to the zoo and the splash pad, as well as shopping and the arts district. There’s a fully stocked kitchen, a fenced-in backyard and a fire pit for after-dark fun.
Enjoy stunning views of the white sand beaches of the Gulf Shores, as well as a pool and hot tub. There are beach toys for the kiddos, towels for everyone and there are even blackout shades perfect for kids who need to nap. Grill out or use the full kitchen to make meals.
This adorable new home is close to historic downtown St. Augustine and the beach. It comes with a cooler and a beach umbrella, as well as a hammock for downtime in the afternoon.
Just 2 miles away from Sullivans Island Beach and seven miles from downtown Charleston, you’ll get both a cultural and a beach trip when you book this coastal villa. There’s a great backyard for kids, an outdoor grill and two bikes.
You’ll get amazing views and access to all the Bodega Harbor, including a Bocce ball court and kids’ playground, when you book this fantastic two-bedroom rental in Bodega Bay, CA.
This beautiful, four-bedroom house has private beach access at Limewood Beach. A five-minute walk to restaurants, and a short Uber ride to the train station, this is a highly accessible rental that has kids’ books and toys, a pack ‘n’ play crib, babysitter recommendations and even baby safety gates. A perfect getaway spot for families!
Located just five minutes away from the beach, this adorable family-friendly spot is also close to restaurants, walking/riding trails, museums, a park and a fun ice cream shop. It’s got a bunk bed, and a Roku too.
Located on Seaside’s North Shore, this charming cottage is just 1.5 blocks away from the beach, and there’s access to other activities like kayaking, fishing, surfing and more. There are amenities like a bunk bed, a pack ‘n’ play crib and a backyard too.
This charming spot on Martha’s Vineyard is a 15-minute walk to Lambert’s Cove Beach, which some say is the best beach on the island. There’s a sleeping porch and also a newly installed outdoor shower. While this spot might be a little farther away from town, it’s perfect for those looking to get away from it all.
Smack dab in the middle of California’s central coast, you’ll be near Avila Beach, Pismo Beach and San Luis Obispo! This adorable house has a game room, a secret room under the stairs just for kids, as well as toys, cornhole and even Adirondack chairs perfect for relaxing after a day at the beach.
This charming turn-of-the-century beach house is not only super close to Grand Beach, but it’s a family's paradise. There’s a whole playroom complete with a play kitchen, art supplies, puzzles and more, plus there are swings, a slide, a fire pit, a cozy side porch perfect for napping and more!
If hitting the slopes is your idea of a dream vacation, it’s time to start thinking about which ski resort you want to hit up this year! And, the rental you’ll want to snag once you decide. From Lake Tahoe to Stowe, VT, we’ve found all sorts of vacation rentals for families, including ski-in/ski-out spots and single-family homes close to everything. Even better? Most of these places have hot tubs! Scroll down to see them all.
Cabin with Hot Tub - Breckenridge, CO
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Just 5 minutes from downtown Breckenridge this cabin has it all. Surrounded by the pine and aspen trees, this home offers you the comfort and feel of mountain living and the convenience of the town of Breckenridge. Take in the mountain view while having your morning coffee out on the deck and wind down your day of skiing or hiking in the hot tub.
This cozy condo is at the base of Snow Summit, which means you’ll be able to get your little shredders on the slopes in no time. There are bunk beds, mountain views and proximity to the village shops too.
The Woodlands House sits on five acres of wooded property. It is a beautiful 3 bedroom home (plus kids room) with two outdoor decks surrounded by beautiful trees. It's perfect for getaways or a trip to the mountains, as it's a 25-minute drive from Mount Hood skiing, 15-minutes from hikes and only 45 min from PDX.
The large deck off the main level that overlooks a trickling stream, is the perfect place to enjoy a cup of coffee and watch deer come to the water for a drink. The deck also features a large 6-person hot tub, that is perfect to soak your bones after a day of skiing or hiking.
You will love the hygge vibe at this cozy cabin in the Tahoe Donner community. You'll find tons of spots for everyone to sleep and a fire pit for nights under the stars. The kitchen has everything you'll need to cook for your crew and there's even extra winter clothes if you've forgotten something. The kids will especially love the game room in the basement.
This beautiful chalet-style cabin getaway is the total package with its convenient location to ski slopes, beautiful view of the valley and wonderful amenities including a 6-person hot tub, foosball table, fireplace, firepit, double shot electronic basketball game and more!
This condo is a skip, hop and a jump away from downtown Sun Valley and Dollar Mountain is a mile away. During the warmer months, fishing, hiking, biking and even paragliding tours are super close.
This cozy spot is just minutes away from Whiteface Mountain Olympic Ski Resort and Lake Placid Village and has mountain views. There is also a crib, a pack ‘n’ play and kids’ books and toys so it’s perfect for families!
Not only is this gorgeous condo right across the street from Eagle Lodge but Mammoth Village is 1.5 miles away and has plenty of family-friendly dining options and a bowling alley. Even better, there’s a hot tub to warm up in after a long day on the slopes.
This three-bedroom, two-bath home is in a great location to enjoy all that Durango has to offer. Purgatory Ski resort is only 15 minutes away, downtown Durango is just 10 and there are great views from the large backyard. There’s a fire pit, a hot tub, bunk beds, and it’s a pet-friendly rental!
This cozy home is right in between the village and the ski resort, so you’ll be able to get to where you need to go with ease. There’s a shuttle that’ll take you to the slopes and plenty of restaurants about 10 minutes away.
Family reunions are on everyone’s mind so when you combine great destinations with great stays, you’ll have a memory-making vacation that is worth repeating year after year. The beauty of living in LA is that you have the mountains, the desert and the beaches all within a reasonable driving distance (and honestly, who doesn’t want to vacation here?). Check out our favorite Airbnbs that can accommodate family reunions and large groups no matter the size of your brood.
Voted one of the top homes in Idyllwild, this newly remodeled property has all the amenities you’ll ever need to have lots of fun times with your group. Designed with plenty of indoor space to have multiple, distinct units within the layout of the house for privacy, your crew will also enjoy hosting game nights in the spacious communal areas. There are endless possibilities for group tournaments with the pool table, ping pong table, pickle ball court, dart board, corn hole and your favorite board games. The expansive deck on the acre of forest land will give you the most magical natural scenery so you can bask in the creek view.
This spacious and cozy cabin features cathedral ceilings, log walls and a charming fireplace surrounded by the enchanting Big Bear mountains. There are plenty of places both indoor and outdoor to enjoy a hot cup of cocoa while kids frolic around the cabin. The fun continues in the secluded property with a pool table, table tennis, foosball, air hockey and a hot tub. You'll discover the sunrises and sunsets among the crisp air are breathtaking.Added bonus for families traveling with young children is the cabin provides a pack ‘n play and high chair upon request.
Nestled within the forest at an elevation of 6200 feet, this Alpine-style home features a large wrap-around porch where you can spend your day appreciating the panoramic San Jacinto Mountain ridges. The breathtaking views in this chalet offer serene hikes throughout the mountain retreat while having the Idyllwild restaurants and shops just minutes away. The signature feature of this home is the relaxing Yoga studio perfect for your crew to feel a Zen-vibe on your vacation.
All the conveniences of modern luxe living are part of this gorgeous property among the breathtaking lake views as seen on its two decks. Designed with families and large groups in mind, your little ones will explore the many features of the game room and discover there are loads of board games to play, foosball challenges to partake in and plenty of songs to sing on the karaoke machine. Hiking trails and the Village are just moments away to soak in Lake Arrowhead’s natural beauty. Bonus for those traveling with young children is there are plenty of high chairs and pack and plays which make this home truly family-friendly.
Nestled within the pine trees lies this woodsy palace among one-a-half acres of luscious land. The beauty of this log home is its spacious and cozy accommodations that include a gourmet kitchen perfect for preparing large meals, multiple game rooms to diversify the family bonding time and a mesmerizing deck area complete with a hot tub and BBQ for some outdoor chill time. If you visit during snow season, bring your sleds because there’s plenty of room for sledding adventures on the property!
If you’re looking for a modern take on vacationing surrounded by nature, this exquisite home is just for you. It has all the amenities you would need for large groups to enjoy both privacy, featuring 3 levels of indoor space, as well as plenty of communal areas for memorable family game time both day and night. Families and friends can partake in some competitive play within the two game rooms containing your favorite board games, table tennis and family-friendly books. And if you want to feel the fresh air, venture outdoors in one of the 2 decks to view the lake under the festive lighting while making s’mores over the fire pit with your whole crew.
If you’re looking for a desert escape with lots of activities to do with your family and friends without ever having to leave the property, look no further. You can set up teams and enjoy a game of basketball on their very own private court, then have a break by taking a dip in the pool while listening to the meditative sounds of the waterfall. If basketball is not the game of your choice, you can easily convert the courts to be either tennis or badminton, which can add more good times to your desert dream destination. Unlike the homes in Palm Springs, this property does not have a noise ordinance so your little explorers are free to laugh as loud as their hearts’ desire.
Your kids will want to splash all day in the spacious pool while you watch over them in the jacuzzi as you indulge in your favorite beverage under the desert sky. This paradise location is clean, newly furnished and has plenty of space to accommodate for large groups. Your explorers will enjoy the huge backyard with a fire pit, zen garden and hammock. And for added fun, it also has a pool table for some quality time indoors.
Mere minutes from the Joshua Tree National Park, this desert oasis has all the amenities to make a large group feel right at home on five acres in the Highlands. The outdoor patio with its luxurious pool surrounded by the expansive grounds provides the ideal backdrop for a relaxing desert escape. Indoors, it even comes with its own game room containing a pool table, foosball and a barrel arcade. Both adults and kids will appreciate the serene location while partaking in some memory-making quality time.
This oasis offers the perfect combination of desert vibes mixed with the amenities of a modern, luxurious vacation home. Just 15 minutes from Joshua Tree National Park, you and your group can spend your days on the 5-acre property playing Marco Polo in the chic pool followed by a game or two on their horse shoe court. When you fancy a break from the fresh air, bond with your guests in the game room featuring a pool and Ping Pong table. What makes this destination ideal for large groups is that it has three kitchens to suit the needs of your fun group of family and friends.
Create a truly memorable vacation with your family and friends in this refined, modern retreat overlooking Surfrider Beach and Malibu mountains. Light and luxurious-living abound in every nook and cranny of this spacious getaway. The beauty of this villa is that you won’t need to take the kids on a long road trip to feel like you’re indulging in a beachy paradise. The little ones can jump on the trampoline while you grill the meal and lounge on the relaxing sun chairs taking in the LA sunset. Don't forget to check out our family guide to Malibu before you go!
This beach-chic 2-story home is just a few blocks from the Oceanside Beach, downtown and the pier. There is plenty of space both indoors and outdoors for your little ones to play hide-and-seek at this spacious beach-community home. Because San Diego County can still feel like summer during the holidays, you can spend the afternoon on their beautiful deck or in their jacuzzi while your kids splash around the pool and then explore the entertaining play structure. End the night by playing a competitive game of horse shoe! An added bonus to this house is LEGOLAND is just a quick few minutes drive away.
In this beachy paradise, step outside and enjoy the sand on your feet and make cute sand castles with the kids. The property itself gives you that perfect California-chill vibe with all the amenities you would need to host a large group. Something special about this location is from the house your little beach goers can watch the dolphins bounce and play in the ocean waves. The added bonus is that a large variety of recreational equipment is included in the rental including bikes, boogie boards and a double kayak!
Your group will feel relaxed and at home in this large property with plenty of space to cook memorable meals and enjoy eating them in the gorgeous patio overlooking the Saddleback mountains. The house is on a cul-de-sac and, therefore, surrounded by privacy and plenty of greenery. Your children will be entertained by watching the horses pass by along the equestrian trails. You can easily hop on one of the trails to exercise while exploring your surroundings. This property is not within walking distance from the beach, but it is easily accessible by car. Added bonus to this house is it has a fun play set which will inspire plenty of good times for your kids.
Picture yourself cutting the turkey at your Thanksgiving dinner then looking up and basking in the ocean view right outside your window. This comfortable and expansive three-story beach home allows for large groups to have their own levels while also offering several communal spaces throughout the property both inside and under the sun. Having the beach as your backyard is really the only playground your little ones will need the entire trip. While they make sand castles, you can BBQ dinner on the oceanfront patio.
For a complete unique group experience, the entire 5-unit boutique hotel gives guests the ideal combination of privacy and communal living. The convenience of this location provides a few minutes walk to the famous State Street, Paseo Nuevo shopping center, and the iconic Santa Barbara waterfront. You have options with units that have full kitchens and some that have convenient kitchenettes to meet the diverse needs of your group. The children will enjoy eating in the picturesque backyard after you explore the beauty of Santa Barbara throughout your day.
For a somewhat longer road trip, stay at this magical estate that will give you all the comforts and luxuries you need for a large group reunion. The layout of the property lends itself to giving multiple families privacy and serenity among the verdant vineyard in San Luis Obispo. The estate has spacious grounds for the kids to play freely while the adults relax on the patio soaking in the picturesque nature views. Your little farmers will enjoy checking out the chicken coop on the property and will end their adventurous days by listening to stories told around the fire pit in the evening. The gorgeous ranch offers trails where you can bump into any number of animals like wild turkeys and quail!
If you’re willing to splurge a bit, you and your group can spend your holiday vacation within a peaceful estate surrounded by magnificent avocado, citrus and oak trees where you can explore the hiking trails and find yourself in natural hot springs and stunning waterfalls. Ojai has the perfect moderate climate that invites you to spend your days outside grilling on the BBQ on the deck while your children play tag around the expansive property. For an additional fee, you can reserve the adjacent Zen Studio to add more space and amenities if needed by your guests.
When staying in this luxury villa, you can indulge in poolside views of the mountains, valley and nearby golf courses with the option of spending your vacay on the scenic property or visit downtown just a few minutes drive away. Because you most likely will be relaxing outdoors for much of the day in Ojai no matter the time of year, the spacious deck offers several entertainment options including a fire pit and BBQ. Indoors there is a game room with a pool table, foosball and a drum set for your little musicians to add some fun tunes to your holiday.
This gorgeous ranch offers a private, idyllic location beautifully situated among two vineyards offering breathtaking mountain views and plenty of land for the little ones to run freely. Majestic oak trees are nestled among the estate which includes a pond, luscious fields, and its very own farm. What makes this property so captivating is the layout of cottages which allows for families to maintain privacy and have their own mini-ranch space to accommodate their needs.
