5 Inexpensive Spring Staycation Ideas

This post featuring 5 inexpensive spring staycation ideas is sponsored by Line 39 Wine. All opinions are my own. Content for 21+
With spring being right around the corner, I’m so excited with tons of fun ideas flowing! I’m ready to get out and enjoy the beautiful weather, how about you!?

I want to make the most of spring while I can, because once summer sets in here in south Louisiana, the heat and humidity will literally be unbearable and indoors it is.  But, until then, you can find me outside doing all the things!

If you follow me on Instagram, you may have seen that we recently added a new Goldendoodle puppy, Charley, to the family! She has been keeping us very busy with training and our schedules now revolve around her. Mommas, is this what it’s like to have a toddler!? I literally can’t take my eyes off of this girl or else she’ll destroy the house, haha! Anyway, that’s beside the point.  She’s worth it because she’s cute!
What I’m trying to get to here is while we’re in the process of training the puppy, I don’t think we’ll be going on any long and far away trips any time soon – at least until Charley is done teething and is fully potty trained! There’s no way I could put the responsibility of watcher her on someone else right and I definitely don’t want to board her. Girl’s a lot of work I tell ya!

I have a feeling we’ll be doing lots of staycations in the near future. One of my favorite things to do is play tourist in my own state, so I’m actually looking forward to this!

People tend to think they need to get away to have a real vacation, but that’s not true at all! A weekend well spent brings a week of content, regardless of location, in my opinion! You also don’t have to spend a ton of money to have a good time.

Need some ideas? I’ve rounded up some of my favorites below! If you’re in need of a much needed break, consider a staycation! Here are 5 inexpensive spring staycation ideas you may want to consider!

5 INEXPENSIVE SPRING STAYCATION IDEAS

Plan a Camping Trip

If you have a campground nearby, this is a great place to start!  State Parks are also great options too, and some may even offer camping amenities and cabins for rent. Camping is a great way to unplug and unwind when you’re in need of a break from everything. If you’re the outdoors type, this may be perfect for you as state parks often have hiking, biking, and nature trails. Don’t have a state park or campground nearby? That’s okay too! You can always turn your backyard into your own camp site!

Spend the Day on the Water

Is there a lake or river nearby? If so – the possibilities are endless, from tubing, to fishing, sailing, kayaking, waterskiing, and more! Most tubing trips are an all day excursion and they’re so fun with a group of friends. Pair that with a cool glass of Line 39 Wine Sauvignon Blanc in hand and you’ll be set to relax and float the day away!

Hit Up the Bike Trails

Adventuring by way of a bike is a great way to see your city, or even a new city close by. Does your town have a bike trail? If so, hop on and see where it takes you! Tip: look for a nearby bike trail that has restaurant along the trail. These make for fun stops for a quick drink or bite to eat!

Take a City Tour

If you live near a touristy city, chances are they offer some sort of tour. Down here in New Orleans you can do anything from a city walking tour, to a food, home, or cemetery tour! This is such a fun way to play tourist in your own city or a new-to-you city nearby! One thing I’ve learned is that no matter how familiar you are with a place and how many time’s you’ve been, you’ll always learn and discover something new. I grew up near New Orleans, yet the city will never get old to me. Don’t be afraid to give your hometown a chance!

Have a Picnic

Pack your favorite bottle of wine, snacks, and a good book for the ultimate staycation! You’ll save so much money doing this as opposed to going out to eat, plus it’s a great way to enjoy the outdoors. Local parks, lakefronts, fields, state parks, and scenic lookouts are all great places to have a picnic and unwind over a glass of wine like Line 39 Cabernet Sauvignon! Yum!

Have you tried Line 39 Wine, inspired by the 39th parallel that runs through the heart of California wine country? It is made with grapes from the best growing regions throughout the state to craft a range of expressive wines! Line 39 Cabernet Sauvignon has rich fruit flavors of currant, blackberry and ripe plum with hints of dark chocolate on the palate.

My personal favorite, Line 39 Sauvignon Blanc, offers a vibrant aroma of grapefruit and lemon with subtle grassy characters. It is the perfect pairing for seafood, which is my favorite food! I love sipping on these wines when I’m relaxing or exploring the outdoors!

What is your favorite way to wine down and staycation? Share your favorite inexpensive spring staycation ideas below!

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