Kelty Yellowstone 4 person Tent (Navy/Grey)

Kelty Yellowstone 3 - Season Tents... 3 different sizes to fit your adventure - seeking crew! Affordable and easy-to-pitch... who wouldn't appreciate that? Get back to nature with these cost-effective, free-standing Dome Tents... available in 3 different sizes capable of fitting between 2,4 or 6 happy campers. Take a closer look: Tough, durable 68-denier, 190T polyester ripstop tent walls; 180 mm polyurethane coated nylon-taffeta tent floor; Mesh roof for cooling ventilation; Closable mesh window panels; Internal storage pockets; 2 fiberglass pole design; ArcEdge construction lifts floor seams off the ground eliminating them as a source of leaks; Taped floor seams and watertight walls keep out the rain; Sidewall vents provide ventilation during those warm nights; Color-coded clip construction (Yellowstone 2 and 4) / Clip-sleeve construction (Yellowstone 6); Rainfly info: 75-denier, 190T, 1800 mm polyurethane coated polyester ripstop; Side-release buckle tent / fly connection; Noiseless zipper pulls; Guyout points. 96 x 96 x 59", 10 lbs., 2 ozs. Order Today! AVAILABLE SEPARATELY: Kelty Yellowstone 2 3 Season 2-Man Tent Kelty Yellowstone 6 3 Season 6-Man Tent - word search in our Store for 'Kelty'. Kelty Yellowstone 4 3 Season 4-Man Tent
Customer Review: Good economical tent for car camping
This tent turned out to be just about perfect for car camping. It's a little heavy, but it sets up very easily and is very roomy. We used it on a very rainy night and aside from a slightly damp floor, we stayed very dry. My only complaint is that the instructions are pretty lousy. There's no information at all on how to connect a footprint or how to use the gear sling. I spent a lot of time guessing and am still not sure I'm doing it right.

Mexico is a popular destination for weekend or week-long vacations. It offers a change of pace and is just a quick flight away. If you are planning a trip to Mexico, there are several ways that you can cut costs. In fact, if you follow several of these tips, you may even be able to extend your vacation because of the money you've saved.

The first tip has to do with when you choose to travel. A lot of people like to visit Mexico during the Christmas and Easter seasons. These are considered peak times for Mexican tourism, and the hotel owners and other travel vendors know this. There is so much demand that they can raise their prices and still have people clamoring to get bookings.

If you choose to travel at a different time, you can generally get much better rates. Even traveling right after these peak times can result in an instant and significant reduction in travel prices. You'll find major discounts on accommodations in the late spring and early summer. During these times of the year, the tourist spots will be much less crowded and you may even enjoy your vacation more.

You can also save a lot of money by doing a bit of research yourself and planning your own trip. Depending on your travel style and preferences, paying for all-inclusive tours or staying at an all-inclusive resort may actually result in higher costs. Tour companies may add surcharges above and beyond what independent tourists pay for the same food or services. You may even have more fun by traveling independently and picking where you want to go. There are so many guidebooks out there and good resources on the Internet that you can easily be quite familiar with your destination before you arrive.

Another tip for lowering your travel costs is to find out if your destination is a cruise ship port. If it is, you'll want to avoid doing any major shopping or tourist activities during cruise ship days. On the days that the cruise ship docks, prices for certain things in the port city can sometimes increase. If you're going to be visiting during a cruise ship day, plan a low cost activity like a beach day or visiting a museum.

Before you go, you will also need to get familiar with the exchange rate so you can put your spending into perspective. Generally, you can count on one dollar equaling 10 pesos, but make sure to double check that fact when you arrive. Take a small calculator and convert the money on it a few times for practice in your hotel before you venture out to the marketplaces. This way, you'll know exactly how much you are paying for the things that you buy in your terms.

You should become familiar with the local tipping customs, too, so you make sure to properly pay the people you should and not pay the people you shouldn't. For example, cab drivers normally don't expect tips, but it is customary to tip grocery store baggers. Familiarizing yourself with these types of customs can really help you budget and save.

You will also want to check the major travel sites for coupon codes or promotions. When you book flights and hotels together, you can often save. And some online travel sites will occasionally discount Mexico trips still further during specific times of the year. Do an online search for a coupon code before you book to make sure you get the best deal available.

Jamie Jefferson writes for Susies-Travel-Coupons.com, where you can find Coupons for Mexico Vacations. She also contributes to the Travel Deal of the Day Blog.