Even More options on the Free Vacations!

I have added more locations in South Carolina and Florida to visit. You get a free weekend at a 4-5 star resort. All you are responsible for is a $39.95 fee and the room taxes. And now you say, "I knew it could not be FREE!" But as the cliche goes, "But wait, there's more" and there is more. For visiting, Bluegreen Vacation Club will give you the choice of 2 complimentary passes to local events or $50 gift card to be used for entertainment or food. In other words, you pay around $50 (fee and taxes), but you get it back in a GC that you would have already spent anyway. I love this company! And know I'm not one of their representatives, but they're great, it's free advertising for them, I had a tremendous time on my visit, and it would be extremely wrong to keep it to myself when so many others could benefit from it. Go to my website http://rockymountain-vacation-guide.com/myrtlebeachvacation.html and fill in the form. Before you know it, you'll be having fun in the sun like we did.

Free Myrtle Beach Vacation

Man, I can't believe what I just found. I have found a way for everyone of my visitors (over 18) to get a free weekend at Myrtle Beach with a beautiful oceanview. When I say oceanview, I mean you're right on the beach. Just go to my website and leave your info and one of Bluegreen Vacation Club representatives will call you back to make your reservations. Don't worry the call only takes 5-7 minutes and your personal information will not be shared with any other company for marketing purposes. It's only to get the most accurate information and you'll be set for your awesome weekend in Myrtle Beach. This is no gimmick and no purchase is necessary. I know this for a fact because my family and I went this past weekend July 8-10 and had an absolute blast. They will also give you free passes to either a water park, an amusement park, an NASCAR Speedpark, or $50 spending money. This is an amazing offer, especially for FREE. I mean, I would have paid $200+/night for this weekend....easily. Anyway, go to the website and signup now because I only have 1423 trips left to give and I have been getting over 500 requests a day. Don't miss out or you'll be kicking yourself for a long time!

Dude ranch vs Living ranch vacation

The way I see it you could have two different types of ranch vacations. One is the type with the cush or the city slicker way with the cellphone in hand and the kids bring their Xbox or whatever the latest video games are now. The other type of ranch vacation is as close to the real Old West as you can get in the 21st century. Want to find out more....go to http://www.rockymountain-vacation-guide.com/ranchvacation.html.

Whitewater rafting, anyone?!?!?!

Who likes to go whitewater rafting? Man, I do. It is truely a high to be at the mercy of one of mother natures' most consistantly volitile yet thrilling and dangerous attractions. It is becoming very popular to both young and old, weak and strong alike. It doesn't matter your background nor experience, you'll treasure its memories for years to come. We discuss in greater detail our experiences as well as tips and places to visit at our Whitewater rafting page. If you have any comments on how to make it better or want to share your experiences on a whitewater rafting trip of your own, just post here or you can email us at our Contact Us page.

Living by the beach and craving the peaks......

Hi, I'm Paul and I live in Savannah, GA just a few miles from the Atlantic coast. My family and I love going to the beach in the summertime. We do even may it out a couple of times in the winter to walk the beaches. Even though the Coastal Empire is a beautiful place to live, I do miss the great Rocky Mountains. The winter is my time to play. I'd much rather vacation in the winter with the snow than sweat on the beaches anytime. I think I would miss the attire for the beach though. (I hope my wife doesn't read this) Just kidding, she's cool and understands that I am JUST male as she puts it.
Anyway, I'll just have to suffer through the summer months until our next winter retreat to hmmmm, maybe Snowmass or Aspen. We usually frequent Keystone or Vail, but I am itching to venture into Canada someday.
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