Looking for a vacation spot for mid-May but unfortunately needing to stick to the US. DS starts an internship the following week, and while I'm totally happy to vacation outside of the country right now, I just don't want to risk the small chance that he would test positive for covid before returning from our trip and be stuck missing the first two weeks of his internship. We just did WDW in Dec, so not looking to do that again yet. My family likes active vacations. Well, DD and I would be perfectly content sitting on a beach and doing nothing for a week, but DH and DS can't handle more than a day or two of that. Would love to be able to use our Hilton points or FNCs somewhere instead of dipping in to our URs, but either way it's ok. I think we would enjoy visiting a national park, but for some reason I just can't seem to get my kids on board with it (DS21, DD19). I was looking at Baker's Cay and Marco Island. Can anyone with experience comment on what there is to do in those areas? I see Baker's Cay website says they offer paddle boards and kayaks, fishing gear, recreational equipment, bikes, etc. Would love to hear some details about that- like the space they have available for using those things and if they have a lot available? On the other hand, we have annual passes to Six Flags for any of their parks because they kindly extended all 2020 passholders through 2021, so we were thinking of maybe heading to San Antonio. We've never been to Texas. Any thoughts on that area would be welcome, as well as thoughts on the Six Flags in San Antonio if anyone has been there that would like to comment. Thanks!