Summer vacation has come and gone, but that doesn’t mean you can’t visit some of your favorite warm weather destinations. Throw a few sweaters into your suitcase and you can have a great (and in some cases cheap) time at these summer standbys in the fall and winter.

Orlando, Florida

Highlights: Less crowded theme parks and the Space Coast

Stay: Homewood Suites Orlando-International Drive/Convention Center

Even when it’s cold, Florida isn’t very frosty. When, if ever, you tire of the many theme parks in Orlando, take a trip out to the Space Coast to NASA’s Kennedy Space Center or take an alligator airboat ride through the swamp. There’s so much more to Orlando than Disney.

San Diego, California

Highlights: Mexican-flavored Old Town, the zoo, and the Birch Aquarium

Stay: Homewood Suites San Diego-Del Mar

The beach isn’t my favorite thing to do in San Diego by a long shot, so cold weather doesn’t slow me down a bit. I’d rather be checking out pandas at the San Diego Zoo, ogling sharks at the Birch Aquarium and devouring tacos (and washing them down with margaritas) in Old Town anyway. San Diego Wild Animal Park and SeaWorld are a lot of fun too, in any kind of weather.

San Antonio, Texas

Highlights: The Alamo, River Walk, and Hill Country

Stay: Homewood Suites San Antonio-Riverwalk/Downtown

Remember the Alamo in the off-season and you can skip all the mind-altering heat for which Texas is so justifiably famous. The River Walk is nice in the fall and winter and so is nearby Hill Country (though you’ll have to return in the spring if you want to see flowers blooming). You can also catch a Spurs game, go to SeaWorld or visit Natural Bridge Wildlife Park, which gives you an African safari without the hassle of going to Africa. Only in Texas!

Bozeman, Montana

Highlights: Yellowstone National Park

Stay: Homewood Suites Bozeman

You probably won’t do too much fly fishing and river rafting this time of year and it’s too early for skiing, but the galleries, museums and restaurants are all open for business in this historic Western town. Day trip to the gold rush town of Virginia City and learn about cowboy heritage at Grant-Kohrs Ranch. Don’t mind driving a little? West Yellowstone and its grizzlies, wolves, moose, and elk is just 80 miles away.