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Grab your golf clubs—and cowboy boots. The new Hyatt Regency Lost Pines Resort, 30 minutes from Austin,Texas, is equal parts country club and camp. There's an 18-hole golf course and adjoining adults- and kids-only spas, plus horseback riding, kayaking, fly-fishing, and floating in the lazy river pool. Lost Pines, Tex.; 800/233-1234; lostpines.hyatt.com; doubles from $199.
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