Probably in the northeast. Your problem is not where to go but which of the many options available to you should you select. Having been raised in New York, I immediately thought of the Catskills, which has been a summer haven to generations of New York families. My husband spent many of his childhood summers in the Catskills, and the smell of a pine tree consistently sends him into dreamy reminiscences.
All rooms are in the two-story main lodge.
By the time he died, Fite had covered more than 6.5 acres of his backyard with his creations. The museum houses Fite's tools and collection of quarrying equipment and more of his smaller scultpures. The highlight for my daughter was the feeding area populated with very pushy goats, llamas, and deer. You enter the enclosure with the animals, who roam freely alongside you, and who expect to be fed. Bring your camera to catch of shot of your kids laughing hysterically as an animal pushes its nose into a jean pocket looking for crackers.