Dreaming of a Route 66 adventure but worried about the cost? Don't let a tight budget hold you back! Join me as we explore the charming town of Williams, Arizona, a historic stop on Route 66 known as the "Gateway to the Grand Canyon." I'll share my top tips for budget travel that will work anywhere on Route 66, but are especially helpful in Williams. From finding affordable places to stay and saving money on meals, to free or low cost attractions and money-saving strategies, you'll learn how to experience the magic of the Mother Road without breaking the bank. Get ready to plan your epic Route 66 road trip on a shoestring!
00:00 BEGINING
00:10 SAVE MONEY ON FUEL AND WATER MAVERIC WILLIAMS AZ
00:45 SAVE ON FOOD SAFEWAY DELI
01:13 EAT LIKE A LOCAL Pine Country Restaurant, Cruiser's Route 66 Cafe, Frontier Barbeque & Beer Garden. Anna's Canyon Cafe, Brewed Awakenings Coffee Co, Goldies Route 66 Diner
01:42 Have a Picnic at Kaibab Lake or the Grand Canyon
02:40 low cost or free places to visit Grand Canyon Deer Farm and More
03:12 Grand Canyon Railway Watch the trains
04:25 Explore Historic Williams Downtown and Route 66
05:03 go hiking, fishing, Kayaking, or just hang out at the Lake These are the Lakes - Kaibab Lake, White Horse Lake, Dog Town lake or even Santa Fe Dam / Lake
05:34 Stay at the National Forest Campgrounds located at these 3 lakes. Kaibab Lake, Dogtown Lake, White Horse Lake
Explore Route 66 On a Budget Without Breaking the Bank," is a great resource for anyone planning a trip to Williams, Arizona, and the surrounding area. The narrator provides a wealth of information on how to save money on your trip, including tips on finding cheap gas, eating like a local, and enjoying free or low-cost attractions.

Here are some of the key takeaways from the video:

Find cheap gas: Maverick typically offers the cheapest fuel prices in the Williams area. You can also save 3 cents per gallon by signing up for a free Maverick card.
Eat like a local: Talk to the locals to find out where they eat. This will help you discover some of the best and most affordable restaurants in town.
Bring your own food: Packing your own food for picnics or lunches can save you a lot of money, especially at the Grand Canyon where food is expensive.
Enjoy free or low-cost attractions: Williams has many free or low-cost attractions, such as the Grand Canyon Deer Farm, the Grand Canyon Railway Depot, and historic Route 66.
Camp at one of the lakes: Camping at one of the three lakes near Williams is a great way to save money on accommodation. Senior citizens can get a 50% discount on campground fees.
Overall, this video is a valuable resource for anyone planning a budget-friendly trip to Williams, Arizona. The narrator provides a wealth of practical tips and information that will help you save money and have a memorable experience.



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