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Senior Travel on a Fixed Income

There are many challenges that arise when it comes to traveling the country on a fixed income. Most of these challenges can be overcome with a little bit of creativity. By carpooling,dining wisely, and using state and federal parks, you can have a great trip for a lot less than you think.

Carpooling

Maybe there are some folks that you know from your community you could travel with. It can be a way to get to know your neighbors and cut down on the ever rising price of gas.Carpooling is also very good for the environment. Because pollution is a big problem today, this is a way citizens can do something positive and see the beautiful country at the same time.

Wise Dining Choices

Do you know how to find the best deals in restaurants in an area new to you? Just ask the locals! These people can tell you were the good bargains are when it comes to dining because they eat there all of the time. The locals also know people that work in these places and can lead you to a small town’s best kept culinary secrets.

State and National Parks

Taxpayers in this country have the right to certain things. One of these things is the country’s beautiful parks and land. Many travelers tend to think about the man-made wonders   and often forget about the natural beauty of our state and national parks.Most of these parks have areas just for campers with rates that are extremely reasonable. Some provide electric and sewage hook-ups for RVs and trailers. This way, you can enjoy Mother Nature’s natural beauty while saving a few dollars.

 Remember, please don’t feed the bears!