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If you might embrace colder weather, you cansave a lot of moneyby visiting less temperate states instead.
A recentAAAarticle named the cheapest states to visit in the U.S., along with the least-expensive times to visit.
Visiting in November through February stretches your dollar furthest, according to AAA.
For the most authentically local experience, opt for an inn over a standard hotel.
Tybee Island inns runabout $200 per night.
Its also home to Chattahoochee National Forest, a 106,000-acre park popular forhiking and trout fishing.
Skiing, snowmobiling and ice fishing are all popular here.
But South Dakota also has plenty of national parks and historic sites to explore.
Plan your visit forNovember, December or Januaryfor the best prices.
Rapid City
Rapid City is your gateway to some of South Dakotas popular Great 8 attractions.
Black Hills-area skiing is within about an hours drive.
Be sure to save a couple of days to explore downtown Rapid City.
You might also drive over to Sturgis, about half an hour away.
Youll get the most value by booking a hotel in Rapid City.
Johnson Lakota Cultural Center and the Sitting Bull Monument.
The winter rate for a queen room isabout $80 per night.
Its also a place where the arts thrive, andoutdoor recreation opportunitiesabound.
Visit between January and March, when prices are low.
you’ve got the option to get into the springs through several bathhouses located within the park.
Inns are the preferred accommodations in Hot Springs.
Prices start at about $250 per night for a long stay in February.
Eureka Springs
Eureka Springs is an eclectic, inclusive town in the Ozark Mountains of northwest Arkansas.
The towns spas, art galleries, shops, museums and outdoor recreation are also major draws.
Alternatively, book a spa hotel or inn starting at about $160 per night.
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