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Travel Costs in New England |
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New England is not the cheapest part of the USA, but you get value for money here, whether you're buying a room for the night or a fine dinner. |
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You can travel for as little as $50 per person per day if you plan to camp and eat cheaply, or you can easily spend $250 per person per day, or more. For moderate comfort, plan on spending $75 to $150 per night for lodging, and $40 to $50 per day for normal food (no fancy restaurants). Gasoline (petrol) is inexpensive relative to many countries, costing about $2.25 per US gallon (about US$0.60 per liter).
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A Vermont dairy farm.
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