Best Bargain Family Vacations, U. S. A.: More than 250 high-quality, low-cost destinations: Resorts, Dude Ranches, National State Parks, Family Camps, … (Best Bargain Family Vacations in the USA)

Imagine your family whale watching off the coast of Washington, gathering eggs and milking cows on a New Hampshire farm, working with professional archaeologists to uncover and preserve a prehistoric pueblo in Arizona or white-water rafting in the mountains of Colorado, all at a price that fits your budget. In this fully updated and revised edition, Laura Sutherland and Valerie Wolf Deutsch have selected more than 250 affordable kid-friendly vacations pots from coast to coast. Most cost about 0 per day for a family of four; many rates include meals and activities.

Choose from:
Resorts
Dude Ranches
National and State Parks
Family Camps
Lakeshore and Riverside Vacations
Beach Vacations
Learning Vacations

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List Price: $ 14.95

Price: $ 99.95

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#1 written by Jessica A. Hundley 1 year ago

Review by Jessica A. Hundley for Best Bargain Family Vacations, U. S. A.: More than 250 high-quality, low-cost destinations: Resorts, Dude Ranches, National State Parks, Family Camps, … (Best Bargain Family Vacations in the USA)
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Absolutely loved it! Very informative. Plenty of interesting places to try with my family, with varying amenities and prices for everyone. Glad to have stumbled across this.

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#2 written by Liz 1 year ago

Review by Liz for Best Bargain Family Vacations, U. S. A.: More than 250 high-quality, low-cost destinations: Resorts, Dude Ranches, National State Parks, Family Camps, … (Best Bargain Family Vacations in the USA)
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With the economy in a recession, good ideas for an affordable family vacation are especially welcome. This book has many great suggestions, but, like many travel guides, is outdated as to places and prices. What may have been affordable in 1997 (e.g. Queen Victoria in Cape May, N.J.) would now cost many times what the book says.

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#3 written by Anonymous 1 year ago

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I really enjoyed reading the book The Best Bargain Family Vacations in the USA. At the advice of this book, my family and I just went to Family Camp at the Centerville Mills YMCA Camp in Bainbridge Township, Ohio, over Memorial Day weekend 1999. We arrived at 10 a.m. Saturday and left at noon Monday. The $75 per person fee included six meals, two nights lodging in a dorm style lodge room, a lot of horseback riding on lovely trails (they have over 150 acres of land), canoeing in the little lake, making tie dyed t shirts, archery, a hay ride, a campfire with s’mores, a night hike, other nature hikes, and swimming in the pool. My son loved shooting bb guns and fishing – the little lake is stocked with bluegills. My daughter loved the Rodeo Games, and, of course, the trail rides. I am looking forward to trying some of the other “Best Bargain Family Vacations in the U.S.A.” – this first one we tried was a real winner. Great book!

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