All of these resorts have room for several generations to spread out comfortably, as well as attractions on-site or nearby that appeal to varying age groups. Almost all also have meeting or dining rooms that your clan can take over. Who to bring Kinfolk who'll appreciate wildlife dramas such as grizzlies tussling and caribous calving, meals of Arctic grayling and tundra-grown blueberries, and glimpses of Mount McKinley from just about every vantage, including the peepholes cut into the doors of the privies out back. By day, send the kids to carve kachina dolls in the Camp Coyote program, while adults forget old squabbles beneath Anasazi Herbal Sweat Wraps at a new adobe spa.
LOVE Help each other cross over snags on a mountainside ropes course.
Take lessons in country line dancing, or adopt a burro at the petting zoo, collaborating on its feeding and grooming. A 1910 homestead, expanded with casitas, cabins, and a meeting barn for up to 49 guests, with room designs ranging from Victorian to Navajo. Before your morning hike into the Plata Mountains, tuck into Norwegian French toast casserole with the ranch's own blackberry-rhubarb jam. A lodge and a dozen log cabins, all with woodstoves and hot tubs, for a ranch-wide capacity of about 45. A Key lime plantation turned vacationers' spread, with 330 acres and 600 units of up to three bedrooms apiece.