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10 Reasons To Stay in an RV Park vs. a Hotel While on Vacation

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Planning your next vacation can be difficult, especially when taking into consideration accommodations for children. Hotel prices add up quickly and can add stress to what should be a relaxing vacation. Here are just a few great reasons to choose an RV park instead of a hotel on your next family vacation.

  1. When Traveling, You Can Park for Free

When you’re on your way to your vacation destination, you don’t want to have to hassle with hooking up your RV just for a few hours of sleep on the road. The good news is that you can park for free at certain places like Walmart and Cracker Barrel. The best practice is to call ahead and ask if the location allows RVs to stay overnight to make sure. Otherwise, you could get a knock on your door in the middle of the night and have to move on.

  1. You Don’t Have to Spend Money on Eating Out

Besides hotel costs, the second biggest money saver when vacationing in an RV is the ability to save a lot on dining out. Not only that, but cooking your own food either in the RV’s kitchen or on a BBQ or open fire guarantees you have more options to eat healthily. Plus, you shouldn’t need to spend much more than you normally do one stocking the fridge with all the kid’s favorites. Apart from classic campsite goodies, you can ensure everyone eats a balanced diet and save yourself from buying expensive restaurant fare.

  1. RV Parks Often Have Great Amenities

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