HI USA Opens Seasonal Hostels During Summer Months

    Joy Smith

    Twelve seasonal hostels are now open in America for the summer months. Whether you like quiet getaways, outdoor adventure or relaxing beaches, this is exciting news for travellers who wish to visit America on a budget.

    The summer months offer fantastic opportunities for those who wish to visit America on a budget. 12 Hostelling International USA (HI USA) hostels have opened their doors to welcome guests from every country.  The uniqueness of each hostel beckons travellers.  A rustic lodge in Woodford, Vermont, a Spanish-styled house in Fullerton, California, and a life saving station in Nantucket, Massachusetts are just a smidgen of what awaits you for two fun filled months.

    The relaxed atmosphere and the ‘no pressure environment’ at a hostel are unique.  People from all walks of life are brought together to create lasting friendships and exchange thoughts and ideas. As Netanya of HI USA says, “Whether you choose an outdoor adventure, quiet escape, or beach destination, you’ll be immediately welcomed into the HI USA community of travellers who believe talking to strangers can be a very good thing.”

    “This time of year you can really see our non-profit mission to create a more tolerant world accelerate,” says HI USA CEO Russ Hedge.  “With an influx of guests from all over the world taking advantage of our summer destinations, our hostels are buzzing with strangers turned friends, embracing their similarities and differences.”

    Outdoor Adventure

    HI Harpers Ferry (now open) – Located where Maryland meets West Virginia and Virginia, this hostel offers a lodge-style hostel and space to camp with views of the Potomac River.

    HI East Glacier Park (May 8) – Living glaciers, staggering waterfalls and abundant wildlife makes a stay at this Montana hostel a unique wilderness and natural history experience.

    HI Woodford Greenwood Lodge (May 20) – Swim, fish, boat, canoe, bike, and hike across 120 scenic acres, located in a quaint Vermont town just 3 miles from the Appalachian Trail.

    HI Syracuse, Downing International Hostel (June 1)  – Discover Tinker Falls and Letchworth State Park for hiking, horseback riding, and cycling, as well as white water rafting, kayaking, and hot air ballooning.

    Quiet Getaways

    HI Martha’s Vineyard (May 15) – Awarded the 2014 friendliest hostel in the world out of more than 4,000 globally, this charming hostel is set in one of the country’s most expensive summer vacation destinations.

    HI Hyannis (May 22) – Located in the famed vacation town of the Kennedys, HI Hyannis is close to local artist shanties, shops, and restaurants in a serene Cape Cod setting.

    HI Tibbetts Point Lighthouse (June 12) – Perched where Lake Ontario and the St. Lawrence River meet, this lighthouse-turned-hostel in Upstate New York is accessible to the Thousand Islands and Canada. 

    HI Fullerton (June 15) – Just 6 miles from Disneyland and 9 miles from Knott’s Berry Farm, this Spanish-style house is convenient to Los Angeles attractions, yet outside the hustle and bustle of downtown.

    HI Los Angeles South Bay (June 15) – Located in Angel's Gate Park, stunning views overlooking the Pacific Ocean and Catalina Island create a relaxing retreat away from the crowded streets of LA.

    Beach Destinations

    HI Nantucket (May 22) – Situated on a world renowned island, this former lifesaving station has a prime location a short walk from Surfside Beach and offers a complimentary waffle bar for breakfast.

    HI Eastham (June 19) – Surrounded by 3 acres of wooded land, this traditional cottage colony features rustic sleeping cabins in a quiet, rural area near the nearby Cape Cod Rail Trail.   

    HI Truro (June 19) – This northern Cape Cod hostel is perfect for beach goers who still want to be close to Provincetown, restaurants, and shops, as well as cranberry bogs, bike paths, and nature trails.

    Booking Information:

    Visit www.hiusa.org/Summer to learn more about these destinations and to make your reservation, or book from our Danhostel website at: /en/hostels-abroad

    For questions, contact HI USA Communications & PR Manager Netanya Trimboli at netanya.trimboli@hiusa.org or (240) 650-2104. 

    About HI USA
    Hostelling International USA (HI USA) is a non-profit, member organization founded on an enduring belief in the power of travel to foster a deeper understanding of people, places, and the world around.  It’s our mission to promote a dynamic community of global citizens who have the wisdom and humanity to actively make the world a better place.  As the nation’s leading hostel brand, HI USA hosts more than 1 million overnights annually, with guests from more than 100 countries.  For over 80 years, HI USA has provided a network of affordable hostels in converted mansions, reinvented lighthouses, and historic urban buildings all across the country. Visit www.hiusa.org for more information.

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