Destinations with Daily minyan and easy kosher food

[moko]

Dozens more.
ALB Albany
SYR Syracuse
IND Indianapolis
LAS Las Vegas
IAH Houston
DTW Detroit
DFW Dallas
PIT Pittsburgh
PHL Philadelphia
STL St Louis
SFO area San Francisco area
SEA Seattle
CMH Columbus
CVG Cincinnati
RIC Richmond
ORF Norfolk
MKE Milwaukee
SBN South Bend
MSP Minneapolis
MCI Kansas
MCO Orlando
TPA Tampa
SAV Savannah
SAT San Antonio
OMA Omaha
MEM Memphis
PDX Portland
PHX Phoenix
BDL Hartford
ORH Worcester
PVD Providence
BUF Buffalo
ROC Rochester
Several smaller communities in New England including
Springfield, MA
Pittsfield, MAin the summer
Waterbury, CT
New Haven, CT
Bridgeport, CT
Stamford, CT
Sharon, MA
Malden, MA

There are probably dozens more around the country

I do t know if they all qualify as "destinations"
Many of these have CY dairy and Empire frozen poultry and /or glatt deli meat available at local supermarkets as well as a small kosher aisle.

I can't say if it's guaranteed or not, but I've personally davened with a minyan in each of these locations.
BGR Bangor (summer)
HYA Hyannis (Onset) (summer)
Newport (Summer)
MDT Harrisburg
AVP Scranton

[moko]

AFAIK Springfield MA hasn't had a minyan since COVID.

definitely has now.

[Joel]

Scottsdale AZ

[shmoe joe]

Not sure why people need to make things so complicated!! All @aygart wants to know is destinations that have ready made kosher food and at least one minyan of each of the 3 daily tfials!! No need for all  questions of, if this or that also counts!! Now people please feel free to add!!

[biobook]

What I am looking for personally is thoughts to go with the family where we do not need to put any planning into food from before even with a wide range of ages. Anywhere that meets that will almost certainly have minyanim. But I am figuring that this would probably be a good resource to put together for the public in general.

As a resource for the public, it might be too time-consuming to keep it updated.  Maybe more useful to select a few, write a more detailed description of attractions in each location, and submit it to DDF Magazine.  If you flip though past issues of the magazine, you'll see that they often feature articles like this, "Kid-friendly Day Trips from Lakewood" and "10 Family Vacations for Nature Lovers" etc.

[Yehuda57]

Whoever does try to make the list, please make sure Munster, IN its not on the list

[aygart]

Not sure why people need to make things so complicated!! All @aygart wants to know is destinations that have ready made kosher food and at least one minyan of each of the 3 daily tfials!! No need for all  questions of, if this or that also counts!! Now people please feel free to add!!

To be fair, I kept my OP very general for it to be a resource for others as well. To be such a resource the best way would be to describe what is available.

[aygart]

As a resource for the public, it might be too time-consuming to keep it updated.  Maybe more useful to select a few, write a more detailed description of attractions in each location, and submit it to DDF Magazine.  If you flip though past issues of the magazine, you'll see that they often feature articles like this, "Kid-friendly Day Trips from Lakewood" and "10 Family Vacations for Nature Lovers" etc.

I don't think it will change so drastically for most places. If there is enough demand to support whatever level of infrastructure there is it is most likely to continue for the most part (excluding COVID)

[moko]

Whoever does try to make the list, please make sure Munster, IN its not on the list

It took me a minute 
In regards to that thread, I recently was talking to R Levi Krinsky in Manchester, NH and I mentioned this. He showed his boatload of recent emails and even I was shocked to see how ridiculous and outrageous these inquiries are.

[Lurker]

It took me a minute 
In regards to that thread, I recently was talking to R Levi Krinsky in Manchester, NH and I mentioned this. He showed his boatload of recent emails and even I was shocked to see how ridiculous and outrageous these inquiries are.

I don't think anyone truly gets it until they see it for themselves.

[biobook]

I don't think it will change so drastically for most places. If there is enough demand to support whatever level of infrastructure there is it is most likely to continue for the most part (excluding COVID)

Travelers won't care about "most places", they'll care about that one place that they chose from your list, and will be disappointed if they get there and find that the one kosher restaurant has closed (happens too often) or that the minyan meets only when school is in session. 

Not saying you shouldn't do it, and of course if you do compile it, I'll be sure to refer to it. .  I just think that it would take substantial time and effort to do it well and to maintain its accuracy.  Also, I suspect that most of those who ask "Where's a good place for a frum family vacation?" are less interested in an extensive list with dozens of possibilities, and would prefer a shorter list with a few good ideas.  But maybe not.  Worth a survey?

[Yehuda57]

Seems like this should be a basic wiki with links to the respective destination threads. Ideas here, details elsewhere.

[aygart]

Seems like this should be a basic wiki with links to the respective destination threads. Ideas here, details elsewhere.

Agreed