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5 Summer Activities That Won't Break Your Bank Account

Written by Sarah James ·

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  • Visit a farmer's market for affordable, fresh food and outdoor time with family and friends.
  • Hike or bike a nearby nature trail for a free way to enjoy the outdoors.
  • Swim at a local pool, river, lake, or beach for a low-cost way to beat the summer heat.
  • Pick up a book instead of a pricey outing — inexpensive and good for the mind.
  • Host a potluck BBQ to split costs while spending time with loved ones.
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Affordable Ways to Enjoy the Season

As we head into summer and the weather heats up, many might be looking for affordable activities to enjoy with family and friends. Summer is a great time to enjoy the sunshine and get out of the house. All of the trips, vacations, and outdoor activities can start to add up and take a toll on your budget. Whether you're a college student or looking for affordable activities for your family, here are some summer activities that won't break your bank account.

  • Head to the Farmer's Market: an affordable way to buy fresh products while enjoying time outdoors with friends and family.
  • Look up near nature trails: hike or bike a scenic trail near you and experience the great outdoors for free.
  • Go Swimming: neighborhood pools, rivers, lakes, and oceans are a low-cost (or free) way to enjoy a hot summer day.
  • Read a Book: pick a new hobby or finally read that book you've been meaning to—inexpensive and great for the mind and soul.
  • Host a BBQ: an inexpensive way to gather with loved ones, especially as a potluck to split the cost.
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