A family vacation can be a glorious experience, or it can become grist for the mill of lasting resentments. If everyone is psyched about a month in a secluded cabin, fishing together all day, and playing cards at night, it"s not hard to find it--and you won"t be needing this book. Likewise if your kids are enthused about days worth of museums, or you are eager to spend a week in Disneyland. But if you"re a family of varying tastes, want some time together but also some time apart, Janet Tice"s and Jane Wilford"s research will come in very handy. These resorts offer activities geared for kids and activities just for parents, so you get to go to the same place as a family and spend time together, but needn"t do so all day, every day. Describing the surroundings, accommodations, dining, and recreation for children and for adults, Family Resorts gives you the particulars to help you select the resort that"ll make everyone happy.