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How much vacation money do you save by owning an RV?
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<blockquote data-quote="donna723" data-source="post: 285629" data-attributes="member: 1883"><p>Another very economical vacation option is to check out some of the State parks near you and see if there are any that have cabins that they rent. The facilities are different in every park but most of them are very nice, and you have use of all the parks amenities while you're there. Most of them aren't fancy but they are a step above a tent. There is one near me that has very economical cute little stone cabins that look like something out of a fairy tale. They sleep 6, have electric, water and AC, and come with all the linens, cookware, dishes, etc. All you bring is food. They are VERY reasonable, much less than a motel room. And most even allow pets. If you go on the website for your state, there should be a link to the state parks there. It's worth checking out.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="donna723, post: 285629, member: 1883"] Another very economical vacation option is to check out some of the State parks near you and see if there are any that have cabins that they rent. The facilities are different in every park but most of them are very nice, and you have use of all the parks amenities while you're there. Most of them aren't fancy but they are a step above a tent. There is one near me that has very economical cute little stone cabins that look like something out of a fairy tale. They sleep 6, have electric, water and AC, and come with all the linens, cookware, dishes, etc. All you bring is food. They are VERY reasonable, much less than a motel room. And most even allow pets. If you go on the website for your state, there should be a link to the state parks there. It's worth checking out. [/QUOTE]
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