Affordable vacation strategy
What are your tricks?
I just looked at the internet for any new ideas I haven't yet considered and it didn't yield much new useful info.
I'm just looking for any new ideas I haven't yet considered.
Obviously, with the TT, there's no airfare, and we can eat as close to normal as possible, avoiding an increase in food costs.
There's gas buddy apps and state park as opposed to FHU sites to consider too.
I got the kids Passport books for the national parks so they can have their stamps as souvenirs. And I told them to start saving money. If they want a stuffed animal from everywhere we go this summer (6 states), they're footing the bill. Those types of things can get out of control fast. I told them they can keep ticket stubs, fliers, and the like to remember the vacation.
I think this summer will be more difficult to keep food costs down due to the fact that we will be in large cities most days and won't be returning to the camper for lunch.
So, what do you guys do?
I just looked at the internet for any new ideas I haven't yet considered and it didn't yield much new useful info.
I'm just looking for any new ideas I haven't yet considered.
Obviously, with the TT, there's no airfare, and we can eat as close to normal as possible, avoiding an increase in food costs.
There's gas buddy apps and state park as opposed to FHU sites to consider too.
I got the kids Passport books for the national parks so they can have their stamps as souvenirs. And I told them to start saving money. If they want a stuffed animal from everywhere we go this summer (6 states), they're footing the bill. Those types of things can get out of control fast. I told them they can keep ticket stubs, fliers, and the like to remember the vacation.
I think this summer will be more difficult to keep food costs down due to the fact that we will be in large cities most days and won't be returning to the camper for lunch.
So, what do you guys do?
