Whats the best location for a vacation in North America?

[Lliam]

It depends on what sort of activities you like and the time of year.

The SoCal coast is amazing in the summer.

My wife and I spent two weeks in Massachusetts, New Hampshire and Vermont during the peak of fall one year. It was magical.

We recently spent a week in Albuquerque and Santa Fe, New Mexico, and had a great time in both cities as well as scenic sights and fascinating Indian sites. The balloon festival was also happening.

There's wine tasting and amazing wineries in Sonoma, Ca. There is also a cool place called Safari West there with free-roaming African animals (no predators) and safari ride tours. And there are redwood forests and great coastlines nearby.

If you're into theme parks, SoCal has Disneyland, Universal Studios, and Knott's Berry Farm.

There is Las Vegas.

And there are incredible and varied State and National parks all over the U. S.

[OlderAndWiser]

I don't think there is one "best" vacation destination. If you want to immerse yourself in culture, New York City is probably the place to go. Want history? Then go to Boston, Philadelphia, or Charleston. Want wide sandy beaches with warm waters? The Gulf Coast beaches can't be beat.

What do you want for a vacation?

[jennifer_bloom]

Before CoVid, it would have been Orlando Florida but now I think the area surrounding Mount Rushmore.

[Zeldaismyqueen]

For a city, Montreal. For nature, Banff/Jasper. For tropical beaches, Cuba!

[NathanDavis]

best for you? probably somewhere in the Pacific Coast of Mexico where the beaches are more quiet and still quite the sight

for me? send me to Alaska or Canada, the colder and the wilder it is, the better for me... lol

[Adronicus]

Not so sure it's the best location but I really enjoy South Beach in Miami during the winter. The women are so much different down there compared to up north, I don't know if it's southern charm or wth.

[exitseven]

I went to Nantucket a couple of timess. It was pretty nice.

[Avicenna]

Depends on the time of year and your interests, but the national parks are always great.

[Kabluie]

Hawaii

Now if you want adventure, Alaska in the summer. Beautiful.

[CuriousMufuxka]

I would say Daytona Beach. It's not crowded like South Florida or most spots in Cali. Also less bums.

[captain_voidwalker]

Avoid los Angeles and newyork they're shit holes. I do recommend Yellowstone, or anywhere along the Appalachian trail.

[driven159]

live in Florida 5 of the top 10 beaches in the world are there and I live 10 minutes away from one of them

[MrTaboo]

No big cities. They're all run buy liberals and sespools of crime and homeless. 90% of crime come from them.

[MysteriousDarkness]

It depends on what country you want to go to and what you like to do.

[jahaims]

Depends on your preferences and how much you want to spend

[zagor]

What do you like to do? There is no one answer for everyone.

[KostasKouvalis]

Mexico. It has a little bit of everything, and cheap prices.

[WhiteBoyChill]

Had Hawaii not overreacted to Covid it would be the best place, but currently Florida

[Likes2drive]

Most people like to vacation in Florida

[Stevefiveo]

Florida for the weather, beaches, and theme parks.

[Wise4myage]

Yosemite National Park.

[Jerre]

If you want sun and beach’s, head to Florida.

[shortster]

For my money, Santa Cruz, California.

[dolemite89]

miami or big sur in norcal