Florida vacations can be a lot of fun, and luckily they offer something for the entire family. Staying at a resort can be a good way of combining the sunny weather, fantastic attractions, and wonderful amenities. A good resort can be a world unto itself and offer anything that could possibly need in accommodations.

The following list consists of 5 great family friendly resorts in Florida that are sure to please everyone from the discerning teenager to the happy toddler.

1. All-Star Resorts

Located in Orlando, Disney’s All-Star Resorts could make any Florida vacation fun. The Family Suites have 2 full bathrooms and a kitchenette and will sleep up to 6 people. These resorts are also very inexpensive in comparison to other resorts that Disney offers. They start at around $80 per night, while other Disney properties can cost more than $300.

2. Nickelodeon Family Suites

Also located in Orlando, this resort is only a few minutes away from Disney World. It is definitely a place for kids and the pool area is more like a water park. In addition to the pool, you can find basketball courts, a theater, and a mini-golf course.

3. Club Med Sandpiper

In Port St. Lucie, this Club Med has activities for children, tennis, golf, and even a “circus school” for children.

4. Cheeca Lodge

In Islamorada, this is a resort that doesn’t ignore luxury for the sake of children. For children over the age of 5, there are activities available that include fishing, snorkeling, hermit crab races, arts and crafts, lagoon swimming, and sand sculptures.

5. The Breakers

One of the most well-known hotels in Palm Beach, the Breakers might be grand, but it likes children, too. There is a 6,000 square foot entertainment center onsite and it includes a playroom, a toddler’s room, family friendly Italian restaurant, and an arts and crafts center. For children over the age of 12, there is golf, tennis, swimming, lawn hockey, and more. You can also get complimentary strollers, baby bathtubs, and bottle warmers for the little ones, too.

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When looking at Florida vacations and booking your family-friendly resort, keep in mind that not all of the activities are included in the price of the room. It can pay to ask what amenities are included and what amenities are charged a la carte.

It is also helpful to ask whether or not there are any children’s pools, family-friendly restaurants, or babysitting services, too. Sometimes, a resort will have a fantastic swimming pool area, but the pool itself might start at 4 feet which is too deep for the little ones. Having a separate area for the toddlers and smaller children is ideal.

Lastly, if you will need a crib or a rollaway bed, then ask about that before you make your reservations. Some hotels charge extra for this and others do not. Still, you need to make sure that they have them available before you go ahead and make your reservations. You don’t want to get down to Florida to find out that your baby doesn’t have anywhere to sleep!