Category: Traveling on a Budget
Riverside Cabin Retreat in Pigeon Forge, TN
After the social media world went into a frenzy after I posted this video of the cabin my husband and I stayed in for our honeymoon, I decided I’d show you a little more about it. Ed’s Mill 2-bedroom 1 bath – private 36-acre resort […]
What to See on the Mendocino Coast
Northern California is home to some seriously beautiful areas. Whether it’s the coastal cliffs, the soaring trees, or miles of vineyards, there really is a little something for everyone. If you find yourself in the Mendocino coast area, you’re going to want to check out […]
A Look At The Point Arena Lighthouse | Mendocino, California
On the coast of the Pacific Ocean in Mendocino, California sits the tallest lighthouse on the West coast – the Point Arena Lighthouse. This once-working lighthouse has been featured in many movies like Forever Young over the years and has been a must-see tourist stop […]
3 Things to Do in Brenham with Kids (on a Budget)
Looking to get out of the city and take in some fresh air in the Texas hill country? Look no further than Brenham, Texas! Here are 3 things you can do with your kids in Brenham that are cheap and fun for the whole family! […]
Exploring Stephen F Austin State Park
Welcome to Stephen F Austin State Park in San Felipe, Texas. Just outside of Houston, Texas you’ll find this hidden gem of a state park that’s close enough to the city if you need anything, but far enough away that you’ll be able to feel […]
Sam Houston National Forest | Huntsville State Park
Sam Houston National Forest In the Texas college town of Huntsville, you’ll find the Sam Houston National Forest. The forest is one of four national forests in Texas. It’s located just 50 miles north of Houston and is made up of over 163,000 acres. […]
Cheap and Free Things to do in San Antonio, Texas
Heading to San Antonio soon and looking for things to do that are cheap or free? San Antonio has a ton of options to offer! Here’s a few to choose from: The four missions of this national historic park were among many established by Spain. […]
Palo Duro Canyon State Park
Palo Duro Canyon, aka the “Grand Canyon of Texas” is a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts everywhere. It’s got stunning overlooks, great hiking trails, and even a Texas-sized theatrical performance in the summer months. Ready to see all the Palo Duro Canyon travel tips? Let’s […]
A Family Friendly Guide to Pecos National Historic Park
Just outside Santa Fe, New Mexico in Pecos, you’ll find Pecos National Historic Park. In 1965, President Lyndon Johnson established Pecos National Monument over the same area, and control was turned over the Park Service. In 1990 the main unit of the park was expanded […]
Big Bend National Park
Big Bend National Park is a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts. It offers visitors spectacular scenic vistas, hundreds of miles of hiking trails and roads for exploring, the mighty Rio Grande River for float trips and some of the darkest night skies in the lower […]