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Saugatuck, Michigan (7/16/2021)
Charming, artsy Saugatuck is on Lake Michigan's eastern shore and brims with art galleries, wine tasting rooms and farm-to-table eateries. Oval Beach snuggles against Lake Michigan and has been called one of the world's top fresh water beaches.
Royal Palm Beach, Florida (7/9/2021)
Just down the road from Palm Beach's gorgeous white sands and blue waters, leafy Royal Palm Beach is peppered with lakes and traversed by canals. It boasts 350 acres of parks and green spaces, and the Links at Madison Green, one of the state's best golf courses, is close at hand.
Pinehurst, North Carolina (7/5/2021)
Charming Pinehurst is a golf destination in the lush Sandhills region of south central North Carolina. It was designed in the late-1800s to resemble a New England village and has been drawing golfers and vacationers ever since. The inviting downtown features restored red brick buildings with white framed windows, wooden benches and bountiful gardens.
Exeter, New Hampshire (not sent- filler)
Picturesque Exeter was settled in 1638 as one of New Hampshire's original four townships. Today it is home to the prestigious Phillips Exeter Academy and is a quiet, safe place built on no-nonsense Yankee practicality.
Cloudcroft, New Mexico (not sent - filler)
Cloudcroft sits at 9,000 feet above sea level in south central New Mexico's sprawling Lincoln National Forest. It dates from the late-1800s, and its famous Lodge Resort once hosted such notables as Clark Cable, Judy Garland and Pancho Villa.
Cooperstown, New York (not sent - filler)
In upstate New York's Catskills Mountains, Cooperstown, home to the National Baseball Hall of Fame, is a picture-perfect village in an idyllic setting along Otsego Lake. The village dates from 1786, is immaculately kept and is the kind of place where residents do not lock their doors at night.
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