Dominican Republic All Inclusive Resorts

The name means "country house", but don't let that humble moniker fool you: this is a prominent resort in the Dominican Republic, with many villas and residences, 7000 acres, an equestrian center, a 16th century Italian village(!), kids' programs, a famous golf course, and polo. Though it's not an all inclusive resort, with this size and stature, it deserves a mention here; also, inclusive packages may be available. Casa de Campo has many activities for kids and families.

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Don't forget to also explore the Dominican Republic outside your all inclusive resort: go horse-riding, take a safari tour, try surfing or even kite-boarding.