The phrase "vacation refuge" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a place (such as a beach, forest, or resort) that people visit when they are on vacation in order to relax and get away from everyday life. For example, "We spent our summer vacation at a peaceful lake, which served as our refuge from the stress of everyday life."
In this time of fireworks displays, Slip 'N Slides and soft serve ice cream, we've named the The World's Best Summertime Destinations, a varied list of 25 urban escapes, coastal getaways and vacation refuges likely stoke wanderlust in most any traveler.
Georges and Anne, a middle-class couple, fleeing the city with their children, seek refuge in their vacation home, only to find it occupied by another family -- a poorer, more visibly frightened mirror image of their own shattered normalcy.
Sighting the police pursuit near the community of Karuizawa on February 19, the five radicals took refuge in a vacation lodge called Asama Sansō (Asama Mountain Villa) owned by Kawai Musical Instruments Manufacturing.
He said, though, that most of his customers seemed to be buying apartments as vacation retreats and as potential refuges in case there was a sharp explosion in violence in France.
On Aug. 27, 1950, the Sunday New York Times published a front-page article, "City Folk's Fear of Bombs Aids Boom in Rural Realty". Many people wanted to move to the suburbs or to buy vacation homes or farms as refuges from the atom bomb.
On this album Mr. Chesney's beloved boats and beaches sound like a last refuge, not a lighthearted vacation.
Officials say development, in the form of logging, airstrips for foreign hunters, and vacation lodges, could spell the end of the refuge, which was set aside in 1941 by President Franklin D. Roosevelt.
The children, peeking in on vacations from school, smelled the difference and took refuge in skiing trips to Utah or rock-climbing expeditions to Vermont.
Across the country, vacationers sought refuge indoors in the height of the vacation season, rail tracks were bent out of shape in the sun and the Tokyo Electric Power Company warned of a power shortage as people turned up air-conditioners.
FOR many, a vacation house is a personal oasis that offers a snug refuge from the world and its worries.
