Wednesday, August 22, 2012
Planning a Spring Break Staycation
Planning a Spring Break Staycation Planning a Spring Break Staycation Spring break is coming up quickly. If your familyâs budget is too tight to take a trip, youâre not alone. Read our tips for planning your own staycation to have fun and save money. Visit landmarks in your own city You know the places in your own city that youâve been meaning to visit, but never had the time? Well guess what â" now you do. Pretend like youâre planning a trip to your own city and do the online research you would if you were going out of town. Use search terms like âfamily activitiesâ and âchildrenâ to find attractions geared towards kids. You may even find out about a place you havenât heard of before. Take a class Call your local parks department and see if theyâre offering any spring day camps or classes. Itâs a great way for your kids to keep their minds busy, stay active and meet new friends over spring break. Camp out For a change of scenery, pitch a tent in your backyard and enjoy sleeping under the stars (weather permitting, of course). Your family will enjoy the tranquility of nature while staying within a few steps of modern plumbing. Get away for a day If itâs within your budget, look into an overnight stay at a local hotel, bed and breakfast or indoor water park. You can take a short break from home without the cost of a full week trip. Check travel websites like Priceline or Travelocity to make sure youâre getting the best deal. Bottom line Even if you canât travel during spring break, you can still fill your familyâs week with fun activities that arenât part of your regular repertoire. And make sure youâre covered while you drive around town with car insurance from a reputable company like Nationwide. Update feed preferences
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