One is driveway camping. This is cheap as you don’t have camp fees and can plug into their electric and water. The view suffers as you may as well have stayed in the house.
The second is rest area camping. This is cheap but most rest areas don’t want you camping but just resting a few hours. This is only while you are traveling somewhere. Plus you have to park with the big semi’s in most rest areas and they run their motors. It can get pretty loud and smelly.
The third is campground camping. State parks usually cost a little less. Here is the one we stayed at on the way back to Texas, Atlanta State Park in Atlanta Texas. It reminded me of Jurassic Park. “Caw, caw, caw,” I heard coming from the woods.
The second is rest area camping. This is cheap but most rest areas don’t want you camping but just resting a few hours. This is only while you are traveling somewhere. Plus you have to park with the big semi’s in most rest areas and they run their motors. It can get pretty loud and smelly.
The third is campground camping. State parks usually cost a little less. Here is the one we stayed at on the way back to Texas, Atlanta State Park in Atlanta Texas. It reminded me of Jurassic Park. “Caw, caw, caw,” I heard coming from the woods.
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