 | Ocean City, New Jersey - A Relaxing Vacation Getaway
With a population of less than 12,000, Ocean City, New Jersey is like a breath of fresh sea air, providing a welcome change of pace from those congested vacation resorts. This makes Ocean City the family beach resort of choice for people looking to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life. |
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 | Greater Wilmington, Delaware - Wilmington is a corporate haven and more than 50 percent of Fortune 500 Companies are incorporated in Delaware. Many people live and work in the City of Wilmington and their has been an enormous amount of residential development in Wilmington's Riverfront and along Market Street in Downtown Wilmington. Suburban towns surround the city so there are many choices. |
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 | The Quiet Resorts, Lower Eastern Sussex County, Delaware - While the Quiet Resorts is a fine vacation spot, it's an even better place to live and work because of the high-quality lifestyle and comparatively low cost of living. Its economy is a balanced blend of agriculture, manufacturing and commerce, recreation and tourism. |
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 | Washington County, Maryland - Washington County, Maryland, is in Western Maryland, where Maryland is narrow, fitting between the Pa. Border and the Potomac River, and West Virginia.
The City of Hagerstown and surrounding rural communities, offer a very nice location to visit, or even to retire. Housing prices are cheaper than nearby cities, and all services are offered that make for a good life. |
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 | Buffalo Niagara, New York - Buffalo has undergone a remarkable transformation in recent years, from a redeveloped waterfront and revitalized neighborhoods to a burgeoning craft beer scene and over $1 billion in new investment. Like architecture? Visit seven Frank Lloyd Wright structures, stroll through Frederick Law Olmsted parks and stay in a grand hotel designed by the AIA’s first female architect. |
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 | Greater Cazenovia Area, New York - Cazenovia is located on the East side of beautiful Cazenovia Lake with a public boat launch, and two parks Lakeland Park with swimming and summer concerts and Lakeside Park with boat launch, playground and picnic area with grills. We have many trails, Lorenzo State Historic Site and Stone Quarry ARt Park with several outdoor sculptures. We have several Inns and B & B's. |
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 | St. Lawrence County, New York - St. Lawrence County is the largest county in New York State. Ogdensburg, the only city in St. Lawrence County overlooks the beautiful St. Lawrence River. We have (4) colleges in the county. We are a year-round destination with: hunting, fishing, golfing, hiking, biking, boating, museums, wineries, antiques, hockey, baseball, soccer, football and many other activities. |
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 | Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania - Nestled in the foothills of the Allegheny Mountains, Punxsutawney has gained international notoriety as the "Home of the Groundhog". People far and wide come to the town that put Groundhog Day on the map. Punxsutawney is a charming small town that caters to families. Come explore the area by finding the 31 strategically placed whimsical 6-foot-tall Phantastic Phil fiberglass groundhogs. |
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 | Long Island East End, New York - Eastern end of Long Island surrounded by. The Atlantic Ocean on the South Fork,
The great Peconic Bay in the middle, many fresh & salt water lakes and the Long Island
Sound on the North Fork. The North Fork boasts many vineyards and wineries featuring some of the
Best of the best, North East coast award winning wines. |
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 | Potsdam, New York - Potsdam is a town located in St. Lawrence County, New York, United States. The town population was 17,029 at the 2010 census. Potsdam is a cultural and educational hub of Northern New York. When SUNY Potsdam and Clarkson University are both in session, the population increases by approximately 8,000 students. The town is named after the city of Potsdam in Germany. |
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 | Sayville, New York - Sayville is known as one of the most beautiful and desirable communities on Long Island. We offer a wholesome, well rounded community life that residents take pride in and that our future generations will cherish. There’s just so much to see and do! We are on the water, so enjoy boating, fishing, and swimming in the Great South Bay. |
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 | North East, Pennsylvania - Nestled along the southern shores of Lake Erie, beautiful and historic North East, Pennsylvania is a tranquil escape from the frenetic pace of urban life. Whether you’re seeking relaxing views of vineyards and orchards or breathtaking sunsets on the lake, you’ll be sure to find them here. |
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 | Shippensburg, Pennsylvania - We are a rural, college town, that is located in the scenic Cumberland Valley of South Central Pennsylvania, directly on the line between Franklin and Cumberland counties. With the nearby Pennsylvania Turnpike and I-81, it is just a short driving distance from many metropolitan centers, including Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Baltimore, Washington D.C., and New York City. |
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 | Great Outdoors Region, Pennsylvania - Our Great Outdoors region is a big, beautiful party of Pennsylvania and the perfect destination for family fun and outdoor adventure. It's home to the rolling Appalachian Mountains and more than a million acres of forestland including the Allegheny National Forest, Cook Forest and many state parks. |
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 | Geater Binghamton, New York - Greater Binghamton is like a playground for adults – and yet still fun for children – it’s the best of both worlds!
You can hit the greens with your buddies, trek along a trail in the great outdoors with your fishing pole in hand, shop Antique Row for that impossible-to-find replica you’ve been dying for, or capture your kids’ attention for hours at the Discovery Center of the Southern Tier. |
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 | Albany, New York - Visit us during each of Albany's four seasons and tour four centuries of architecture, from the renovated Million Dollar Staircase in the New York State Capitol, to the awe inspiring "Egg" at the Empire State Plaza. |
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 | Lawrence County, Pennsylvania - Lawrence County is a short drive from just about anywhere. Relax for an afternoon, or stay the week – There’s plenty for everyone to enjoy! Lawrence County is well known for their beautiful landscape, Amish Countryside, Historic District, outdoor recreation, quaint shopping villages, ethnic food and much more. |
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 | Susquehanna River Valley, Pennsylvania - The Susquehanna River Valley offers a wide variety of family fun, recreation, history & heritage, shopping, dining, arts & culture, wineries, festivals and events, scenic countrysides and quaint, historic towns to enjoy, explore and discover. |
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 | Dover, Delaware - Dover, Delaware's Capital: You will enjoy the beauty of the First State! Walk in John Dickinson's footsteps; see why The Green was named a Top 10 American Public Place. Colonial to Victorian architecture; birding; Amish community; arts and entertainment; tax-free shopping; casinos; NASCAR; lodging; and central Mid-Atlantic Region location. |
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 | Unadilla, New York - Unadilla is located on the Susquehanna River near the junction of Delaware, Otsego and Chenango Counties. The name “Unadilla” is derived from an Indian word that means “Place of Meeting” and refers to the original site of the village at the juncture of the Unadilla and Susquehanna Rivers. |
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 | Meadowlands, New Jersey - The Meadowlands Liberty Convention and Visitors Bureau, a division of the Meadowlands Regional Chamber, is the comprehensive destination-marketing channel for travel to the metropolitan New Jersey region, presenting its unique sports, entertainment, ecological, cultural and transportation assets as an emerging primary destination! |
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 | Sullivan Catskills, New York - The Sullivan Catskills is home to the original 1969 Woodstock Festival that now has the beautiful Bethel Woods Center for the Arts and Museum. Our western border is the Upper Delaware River and scenic byway. Home to world class fly fishing, golf and the great outdoors. |
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