Ideas for Cheap Summer Vacations
Money Talks News suggests visiting your state capitol as a great way to take an inexpensive summer vacation. It’s not a tip I’ve thought of, but now that they mention it, it might be worth it for us to take a day-trip to Lansing to see what the capitol building has to offer.This post got me thinking — what else could we do if we had to cut vacation costs (within reason) this year/ Here’s my list:
- Go to the beach. Lake Michigan is only 45 minutes away and for a few dollars to park (or free if you want to walk a bit), it’s a very cheap “vacation.”
- Hit the pool. It costs $2 per adult and $1.25 for a student to visit our local pool. Not real vacation stuff, but better than sitting at home.
- Trips around the state. We’ve done this everywhere we’ve lived — Pennsylvania, Tennessee, and Michigan.
July 15, 2011
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Posted by Thomas Scantlebury
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