Saugatuck offers a perfect summertime break on Lake Michigan with sandy beaches, waterfront dining, and a thriving art scene. Visitors can enjoy vintage paddleboat experiences, explore art galleries, and visit nearby wineries.
Lake Havasu City is ideal for nature lovers and fishing enthusiasts, offering boating, fishing, and tours of 28 replica lighthouses along Lake Havasu. The town's landmark is the famous London Bridge.
Wolfeboro, known as "The Oldest Summer Resort Town in America," offers community lakefront concerts, storytelling sessions, boatbuilding classes, charming downtown shops, and attractions like the New Hampshire Boat Museum.
Bayfield, dubbed "America s Best Coastal Small Town," is known for its verdant foliage and historical buildings on Lake Superior. Visitors can enjoy berry picking, fall festivals, and stunning views during all seasons.
Put-in-Bay on South Bass Island in Lake Erie offers various activities, including discovering underground caves, winery tours, water sports, and cruising around the island by tourist train or golf cart.
Eustis is known for its historic district, antique shopping, and small-town charm. Ferran Park along Lake Eustis is popular for outdoor activities. The town hosts GeorgeFest, the longest continuously running celebration in the US.
Geneva, located on Seneca Lake in the Finger Lakes, is known for its wineries, quaint shops, cafés, and waterfront activities. It's also a short drive from Niagara Falls, offering visitors access to more natural wonders.
Big Bear Lake, located in the San Bernardino mountains, is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts. It offers activities like kayaking, paddleboarding, boating, fishing, hiking, and mountain biking, along with charming town dining.
Bigfork, on the shores of Flathead Lake with Montana s Rockies in the distance, offers recreational activities like hiking, camping, cycling, kayaking, and paddle boating. The town hosts festivals year-round.