The Heidel House Resort is set beside Wisconsin’s deepest lake–Green Lake. Enjoy wonderful lake views from virtually every vantage point on the 20-acre property. Boating, sailing, waterskiing, fishing, Jet Ski rentals, and other water sports can be enjoyed on the seven-and-a-half-mile-long lake. In winter, try ice fishing, ice-skating, iceboating, snowshoeing, and cross-country skiing. On-site amenities include a sauna, an indoor and outdoor pool, a wading pool, whirlpools, two lounges, and a fine dining restaurant, as well as two casual restaurants.
Activity: Boating
Eagle River Inn & Condominiums
Indulge in a vacation in the seclusion of the Wisconsin northwoods. Located on the shores of Watersmeet Lake, headwaters to the world’s largest continuous chain of 28 lakes, the resort provides countless water sports and activities. A restaurant and lounge (open seasonally), an indoor pool, hot tub, sauna, and fitness room are just some of the activities on site. In winter, snowmobile to your heart’s content on more than 1,000 miles of the best groomed trails (guided rides are available). For excellent downhill skiing, Ski Brule is 30 minutes from the resort. Cross-country skiing is nearby.
Snowater
Snowater is set in a four-season atmosphere. This townhouse complex is situated on 20 acres and surrounded by the Nooksack River and National Forest. Snowater is 20 miles from the Mount Baker ski area. Other activities for the outdoor person include hiking, golf, white-water rafting, and boating. At the resort, there are four outdoor tennis courts, two recreational buildings with indoor pools, whirlpools, sauna, squash and racquetball courts, exercise room, and games rooms. There are three restaurants located nearby. They offer a good variety of atmosphere and cuisine.
Stony Court at Bryce Mountain
Stony Court at Bryce Mountain offers two story townhouses in a rustic resort style and is located within the Bryce Resort community, just outside of the George Washington National Forest. Nearby, are fairways of the resort’s 18-hole PGA golf course and the Creekside Fitness Center, with indoor pool, for exercise buffs. A few minutes away are stables offering guided rides along Lake Laura. During the summer, one can enjoy grass skiing, windsurfing, canoeing, and miniature golf around the resort. In winter, experience the thrill of skiing on nearby slopes. www.shenandoah.org / www.bryceresort.com
Shenandoah Crossing
Shenandoah Crossing is located approximately 30 miles northeast of Charlottesville and 107 miles southwest of Washington, D.C. The focal point of the resort is the large manor house built in the style of Colonial Virginia. Amenities surround the manor house and include outdoor swimming pool, tennis courts, a restaurant, an independently owned 18-hole golf course, a 60-acre lake for fishing, mini golf, and an equestrian center. Nestled in the resort’s wooded area are log-cabin accommodations and a 48-room lodge.
Senedo Springs
Relax and enjoy Senedo Springs, located at the foot of North Mountain and adjacent to the Shenandoah Valley. Days can be spent sight-seeing in the valley, which is full of history, caverns, battlefields, crafts, and antiques. You will love the serenity of still nights at this secluded vacation spot. Within a couple of miles are four ski runs varying in difficulty. In the warmer months, head for the 18-hole PGA golf course and driving range. Close by is 45-acre Lake Laura with a swimming area and water sports.
Presidential Resort at Chancellorsville
Delve into Civil War history at Presidential Resort at Chancellorsville. Adjacent to an 1863 battlefield, this resort puts you in the heart of many of America’s great historic sites. For recreation, you’ll find a full range of activities available. Boat and fish at the on-site lakes or, in season, enjoy an afternoon at the resort’s swimming pools. Be sure to explore the battlefields and scenic Virginia countryside during a hike or jog along the local trails. Washington, D.C., is just an hour away.
The Pines
Enjoy the mountainous scenery at The Pines, located at Bryce Resort. The Pines offers activities for all seasons, including exploring the scenic Shenandoah Valley. In the summer, enjoy tennis and an outdoor pool, an 18-hole golf course, miniature golf, grass skiing, hiking, and horseback riding. Swimming, canoeing, and fishing are also available at Lake Laura. Winter offers you downhill skiing with slopes that vary in difficulty. Enjoy sight-seeing at the caverns and the Skyline Drive.
The Historic Powhatan Resort
You can feel the colonial spirit reverberating in Colonial Williamsburg – a 170-acre historical town restored to its original English condition.
Two miles from Colonial Williamsburg, the Historic Powhatan Resort also offers a slice of American history with the restored Manor House (circa 1735).
Amid 256 rolling woodland acres, the Historic Powhatan Resort offers a variety of fun during any season including cascading indoor and outdoor swimming pools, tennis courts, an outdoor pavilion and playground, and hiking and exercise trails.
On-Site: Pool (Indoor/Outdoor), Lake, Children’s, Pool, Tennis, Racquetball, Exercise Department, Sauna, Hot Tub, Game Room, Playground, Fireplace, Restaurant, Snack Bar.
Skiers Lodge
Skiers Lodge is less than two blocks from Utah’s largest winter playground, the Park City ski area. It is less than five miles from two others, Deer Valley and the Canyons. Cross-country skiing, snowmobiling, and ice-skating are other popular winter activities nearby. For summer fun, the lodge is within a short distance of three championship golf courses. The countryside is perfect for hiking, mountain biking, horseback riding, and almost every other outdoor sport. Park City’s Main Street, five blocks away, is lined with private clubs, quaint shops, and restaurants.