• Pennsylvania is home to many all-inclusive resorts.luggage in hotel room image by Albert Lozano from Fotolia.com
  
  Pennsylvania provides miles of coastline along both Lake Erie and the Delaware River. Pennsylvania is home to the first zoo in the nation, the Philadelphia Zoo. The state is also home to other attractions, such as the Philadelphia Museum of Art and Hershey Park. Pennsylvania also offers a vast array of hunting, fishing, skiing and white-water rafting opportunities. The state also has resorts that offer an extensive selection of all-inclusive vacation packages.
  
  

Carroll Valley Resort

• The Carroll Valley Resort is in the heart of Dutch Country in Fairfield near the Catoctin Mountain National Park. The resort offers a variety of all-inclusive specials, including stay-and-play golf, romantic, winter ski and family fun packages. Guests can choose from a variety of rooms that all feature free wireless Internet, private balconies and patios with views of the mountains, whirlpool tubs, cable television, alarm clocks and writing desks. Resort amenities include golf, an on-site restaurant, a billiards room, a full-service tavern and a state-of-the-art fitness center. Visitors can enjoy activities at Catoctin Mountain National Park, such as horseback riding, hiking, fishing, jogging and biking. Nearby attractions include Gettysburg National Park and the Majestic Performing Arts Center.
  
  Carroll Valley Resort
  121 Sanders Road
  Fairfield, PA 17320
  800-548-8504
  carrollvalley.com
  
  

Woodloch Resort

• The Woodloch Resort is nestled in the Pocono Mountains Lake Region of Pennsylvania, and it has been providing vacation packages to tourists since 1958. Guests can choose from a variety of suites that include private balconies with views of the lake, fully stocked wet bars and cable television. In addition, larger suites also offer separate bedrooms, separate dining areas and kitchenettes. The resort is open year-round and offers activities such as arts and crafts, hiking, horseshoes, ice fishing, kayaking, lake activities, golf, volleyball, hayrides, nature trails and tennis. Amenities include a large outdoor pool, a kiddie pool, an exercise room, a hot tub, miniature golf, a sauna, and a rifle range and batting cages. Nearby attractions include skiing at Elk Mountain, horseback riding at Mountain Creek Riding Stables and the Dorflinger Glass Museum.
  
  Woodloch Resort
  731 Welcome Lake Road
  Hawley, PA 18428
  800-966-3562
  woodloch.com
  
  

Nemacolin Woodlands Resort

• The Nemacolin Woodlands Resort is an all-inclusive resort nestled on 2,000 acres in the Laurel Highlands of Pennsylvania, and it offers AAA Five-Diamond accommodations. Guests can choose from a variety of rooms and suites as well as private guesthouses. All rooms and suites feature large four-poster beds, separate living areas, writing desks, cable television, fully stocked mini bars, coffee makers, hair dryers, alarm clocks and wireless Internet. Amenities include golf courses, a large swimming pool and kiddie pool, a full-service spa, an exercise room and a variety of planned children's activities. Nearby attractions include river rafting and kayaking at Ohiopyle State Park and the national historic landmark Fallingwater.
  
  Nemacolin Woodlands Resort
  1001 Lafayette Drive
  Farmington, PA 15437
  800-422-2736
  nemacolin.com