Why not try a multi-day ride with a whole bunch of other cyclists. Multi-day bike rides have become more and more popular in recent years. The typical format is a ride of five to seven days, cycling 50-80 miles each day, camping on the school grounds in a small rural community with meals offered by a local service group. While the concept for these rides is similar, each ride is different, reflecting the culture and terrain of its state, how much you pay, and the organizing group's style.
Price varies considerable depending on how much is offered.
For the less hardy, most rides give you a list of motels where you can make you own reservation. The number of cyclists on any ride will vary from under 100 to over 10,000. Standing in line becomes an opportunity to meet new friends. From my own experience, going on one of these multi-day rides is my favorite way to bike. For the last few years, my wife has joined my on several rides where I will concede to the motel option.