Enjoy a concert in the park β Spring and summer begin free things to do in the park season. Concerts and movies are just the beginning. Go camping β Still one of the cheapest vacations one can take, especially through the US National Parks system.
Go for a hike in the woods. Go for a swim β Many lakes and oceans are free for swimmers, others require a small fee. Itβs still a good, affordable way to spend a day.
Better yet, find yourself a good, old fashioned swimming hole. Go fishing. Have a picnic.
Take the kids to the park. Visit a museum -There are lots of free museums and many others take a donation. Work on an arts and craft projects Play board games.
Dig for fossils or gems. Find out where to dig in your area. Build sandcastles Have a barbecue.
Run through your garden sprinkler. Play a pickup basketball or volleyball game in the park. Visit the library.
Take out books, movies, music or take advantage of some of their great programs. Take a free online class. Find a fireworks display.
Go canoeing or kayaking. Do some birdwatching. Make a kite and take it for a ride.
Go for a bike ride. Roller blade. Ride your scooter.
Visit the zoo. Most zoos are affordable and if you get a summer zoo pass you can visit as often as you like for one price.
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