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Mid-Atlantic
Road trip vacations are a favorite past time for many in North America and are now popular again in today’s global travel environment.
There is no better way to see your region of the world than by taking a road-trip to your local vacation destination. Not only is this a great way to vacation but it’s also an excellent way to support local business during this time.
There are countless scenic drives all across North America for you to experience, so start planning now and map your route stop at amazing attractions along the way.
Explore the regional drive to vacation destinations and featured resorts below, you may find your new favorite vacation destination just a road trip away.
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Food and Drink
This is a food-lovers paradise. The large mix of ethnicities gives travelers a taste from all over the globe in this drive-to destination.
In Virginia, you can find some of the countries' first wineries and 5-star restaurants along with some of the best roadside diners.
Coastal areas of Delaware and Maryland are home to amazing seafood and are famous for their fresh crab.
Don't overlook the Shenandoah Valley with its award-winning wineries and restaurants, not to mention this area is only a day trip away from New York City. -
Activities
The Mid-Atlantic area is packed with activities for everyone.
Thrill-seekers can fill the need for adventure at one of the areas many theme parks.
For a more laid back vacation check-in to one of the many parks for a peaceful hike on one of the picturesque trails.
The Shenandoah Valley, a popular drive-to the destination, is nationally known for breathtaking vistas and awe-inspiring hikes.
Massanutten Resort is popular for mountain biking, skiing, snow tubing and nearby wineries.
Looking for a beach to call home?
The Atlantic City boardwalk is a great way to enjoy the ocean breeze. -
Culture
The Mid-Atlantic region can be defined by its big cities, beautiful vistas, bustling boardwalks on the shore and untouched wilderness.
This drive-to destination is a blend of New England and the Midwest where each city has its own strong identity from blue-collar values to coastal living.
The region's history is deep in areas like Philadelphia, Gettysburg and Washington D.C.
There is no shortage of American culture or history, making this area truly a one of a kind experience.
Featured Local Resorts
The Seasons Resort at Sugarbush
Vermont, United StatesTucked within the scenic Mad River Valley of Vermont, the Seasons Resort at Sugarbush is a private retreat that blends comfortable vacation living with a unique location full of year-round recreation. The Seasons Resort offers loft, studio, and one- and two-bedroom accommodations with fully appointed kitchens and complimentary high-speed Internet access. On-site amenities include a heated outdoor pool, two tennis courts, a fitness center and direct access to the Mad River. Relax in the lounge, take advantage of the convenient laundry room, or just get outdoors to enjoy the beautiful scenery summer, winter, spring or fall. Whether you prefer to kayak down one of three nearby rivers or visit the nearby Ben & Jerry's Ice Cream factory, the Seasons Resort is the location just for you. The resort sits close to skiing at two top destinations - Sugarbush Resort and the Mad River Glen - and five major golf courses, endless shopping spots, dining and nightlife, and live entertainment. Go fishing on the Mad River, or rent a canoe or kayak and explore one of the other nearby waterways. After a long day, wind down in the resort lounge, complete with a wood stove, plush seating and board games. So when you're looking for a cozy, friendly, family-oriented place to call home while enjoying the beauty of Vermont and the Northeast U.S., visit the Seasons Resort at Sugarbush.