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jdryan123
anywhere is good. but my total budget including travel, accomodations, food, entertainment, etc is 2000. i am coming from ohio and looking to go early fall (probably october). thank you for your help
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Depends on what your interests are--if you like camping, accomodations can be very inexpesive most anywhere in the country (try the UP in Michigan, Mackinaw area), but call ahead to campgrounds (or ck them out online) to make sure you know if the ground is "primitive" or has water/electricity available. Personally, I look for locations that have a "bath house" (running water toilets & showers) Also, ck to make sure the campground will allow tents--at Yellowstone, you can only have hard-sided campers--no pop-ups or tents because of the bears! Jellystone Parks are great if you have kids...
Vegas can be inexpensive unless you spend a lot gambling--and some of the top shows can be very expensive (and hard to get tickets to if you don't order them before you go)
Your transportation will also be a big factor--if you drive, you do not have to rent a car when you arrive, but you can also get some cheap flights (like to Vegas) and bigger cities will have buses & cabs available (like Vegas does)
Good Luck! Safe Travelling!
Depends on what your interests are--if you like camping, accomodations can be very inexpesive most anywhere in the country (try the UP in Michigan, Mackinaw area), but call ahead to campgrounds (or ck them out online) to make sure you know if the ground is "primitive" or has water/electricity available. Personally, I look for locations that have a "bath house" (running water toilets & showers) Also, ck to make sure the campground will allow tents--at Yellowstone, you can only have hard-sided campers--no pop-ups or tents because of the bears! Jellystone Parks are great if you have kids...
Vegas can be inexpensive unless you spend a lot gambling--and some of the top shows can be very expensive (and hard to get tickets to if you don't order them before you go)
Your transportation will also be a big factor--if you drive, you do not have to rent a car when you arrive, but you can also get some cheap flights (like to Vegas) and bigger cities will have buses & cabs available (like Vegas does)
Good Luck! Safe Travelling!
Difference from private campground and state parks camping?
AriesAlway
Ive been looking online at nearby areas to go camping (northeast ohio) Ive found a couple private family campgrounds...They seem like they have alot to offer. But I have also found state park camping...Whats the difference? Would one be better than the other? We wanna go tent camping with our two little kids.
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Better would be completely subjective. And it would depend on the individual campground. Most have similar features and functions. There are generally small, semi-private (meaning partially surrounded by trees and bushes) cleared areas for each campsite with a picnic table, and possibly a fire pit or grill. Most offer restrooms with showers (centrally used and located by all campers).
Both will usually have both RV sites, and tent sites that are generally separate. RV sites will usually have electricity available for an extra fee.
If all you are going to do is camp and eat, it shouldn't matter one way or the other, particularly if your kids are small and you just want them to have the camping experience. In this case, I'd recommend whichever was closer (particualrly if there's a chance your kids won't enjoy it and cry until you take them home).
If you want to do something recreational though, in most cases you're better off at the state park, because there are usually more services (better/longer trails, possible canoing or lakes that are better maintained than you may find on the private parks, etc), and in many cases, it might also be a little cheaper.
Better would be completely subjective. And it would depend on the individual campground. Most have similar features and functions. There are generally small, semi-private (meaning partially surrounded by trees and bushes) cleared areas for each campsite with a picnic table, and possibly a fire pit or grill. Most offer restrooms with showers (centrally used and located by all campers).
Both will usually have both RV sites, and tent sites that are generally separate. RV sites will usually have electricity available for an extra fee.
If all you are going to do is camp and eat, it shouldn't matter one way or the other, particularly if your kids are small and you just want them to have the camping experience. In this case, I'd recommend whichever was closer (particualrly if there's a chance your kids won't enjoy it and cry until you take them home).
If you want to do something recreational though, in most cases you're better off at the state park, because there are usually more services (better/longer trails, possible canoing or lakes that are better maintained than you may find on the private parks, etc), and in many cases, it might also be a little cheaper.
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