Budgeting for Camping
I'm new around here and have been reading alot. My wife and I hope to purchase a travel trailer in the next year or 2 to start spending more time away with our children. Couple of questions.... ...
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Look for low price campgrounds like state parks and corps of engineers parks. They usually have at least water and electric hookups and dump stations. Usually less than $30 per night. If you go to Jellystone, KOA or commercial campgrounds with lots of amenities it can run $100 per night but they do have lots to keep the kids busy. There are some beautiful corps of engineers campgrounds near Bowling Green KY. Look for them on www.recreation.gov I also use www.woodalls.com and www.rvparkreviews.com to locate campgrounds.
