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Timber Cove hiking trails

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Condé Nast TravelerJul 23

12 Best Family Beach Vacations in the US to Visit Before Summer Ends

Searching closer to home for a coastal family getaway this year? From Puerto Rico to Wisconsin, Americans can get creative in their quest for sun and sand.

On-site hiking trails showcase this stretch of California coast.

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  • Timber Cove ResortHotelModern-bohemian enclave on bluffs overlooking the Pacific.
  • Timber Cove hiking trailsTrailOn-site hiking trails showcase this stretch of California coast.
  • Elsewhere
  • Beach Plum FarmPlaceCape May, United StatesTour the 62-acre grounds, feed chickens, and pick up provisions.
  • Henderson Beach State ParkParkDestin, United StatesAdjacent park offering complimentary day passes for resort guests.
  • Congress HallHotelCape May, United StatesAmerica's oldest seaside resort, welcoming guests for over 200 years.
  • Sanderling ResortHotelOuter Banks, United StatesHas private beaches and pools, plus kayaking and surfing.
  • Lodge at Gulf State ParkHotelGulf State Park, United StatesBeachfront hotel in a 6,200-acre eco-preserve on the Gulf of Mexico.
  • Interpretive CenterMuseumGulf State Park, United StatesInteractive exhibits on the park’s nine ecosystems.
  • Gulf State Park trailsTrailGulf State Park, United StatesBike or walk some of the 28 miles of trails.
  • Aulani Resort & SpaHotelOahu, United StatesThis $800-million, family-friendly Disney beach resort opened in 2011 on the leeward side of Oahu.
  • Mo'olelo Fire Pit StorytellingPlaceOahu, United StatesEvening storytelling that illustrates Disney's unparalleled entertainment.
  • HuttopiaHotelSanford, United StatesGlamping resort on 40 wooded acres with a heated outdoor pool.
  • HendersonParkDestin, United StatesBeachfront resort with ways to test the 'World's Luckiest Fishing Village' moniker.
  • Timpoochee TrailTrailSouth Walton, United StatesBike to beachfront towns on this 18-mile trail.
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