Adventure Deals of the Month

Outdoorsy Diva’s Deal Picks of the Month: APRIL

Sharing my deal picks of the month for adventures, travel, and food…my three favorite things.   These are places and activities I’m considering for myself or things on my own personal wish list. Lucky you!  I’m willing to share.  

(Disclosure – These are my personal opinions about these deals and I do not represent the opinions of the company selling the deal or the third-parties providing the goods or services.  I am not sponsored by any of the third-parties providing the goods or services.  However, if you purchase a deal using my links I am compensated for that purchase.  Full disclosure here.)

**Featured Deal of the Month**
MOSI Sky Trail® Ropes Course / Zip Line  – The Ropes Course features 35 elements on a 12 – 36 ft. high, multilevel structure. The course is designed with challenging high-energy feats ideal for all ages.  Zip over MOSI’s Kids In Charge! building to a tower more than a football field away. They then turn around and do it all over again for the return trip, launching from 65 feet above the ground and traveling more than 700 feet altogether.  

$13 Living Social Deal:  Explore the Ultimate Mid-Air Playground on the Sky Trail Ropes Course and Zip Line

Take a Walk on the Fun Side for Spring Break!

This year is the 10th spring break with my son since he started big boy school.  Don’t tell him I called it “big boy school”.  We have made so many awesome memories and had so much fun.  I’m not saying I’m an expert, but I’ve got a pretty good track record for fun with my son.  Now that he’s a teenager, I’ve been a bit apprehensive about when the magic would run out.  He’s hormonal and moody sometimes as most teenagers are.  However, we still have a great relationship.  He still wants to hang out with mom and he fully expects me to deliver a healthy dose of fun this spring break as I always have.  The list below are all things that a teenager would find it very hard to complain about.  Just remember that while they may resist the idea at first, once they get immersed into the activity your sweet child will return and the teenage monster will go into hiding just for a little while.  Good luck!

Valspar Championship, PGA Golf Tour – Family friendly day of golf featuring rock climbing, sports team mascots, a putting green and many other fun activities.  Oh and there’s some pretty important golf happening too. Win for you.  Win for the kiddos. Cost: $30 in advance.  Kids 15 and under FREE
Click here for your chance to win tickets!

Movie Outing at Studio Movie Grill Cost: $5

2-Hour Dolphin Exploration Tour for 2 – Cost: $25

Ticket to the Festivals of Speed – $10

Exotic Animal Walking Tour for Two or Four Cost: $12

Fun in the Sun: WaveRunner or Boat Rental $25

Air Heads – $25 for a fun pass for entire week with unlimited jumping.

Tradewinds Resort “Swim with the Fishes” –  Swim with over 30 species of fish in a 33,500-gallon fish tank located in the all-new Guy Harvey RumFish Grill. Experience what it’s like to swim with a nurse shark, green moray eel, grouper, tarpon, snook and many other Florida indigenous species!  Cost: $35

Guided kayak tour with Florida Eco-Adventures, LLC – Cost: $29.99

One hour of archery with gear for two or four at Arrowhead Archery – Cost $30

Free (Well …..mostly free)

I’m a single mom; I completely understand that sometimes our budget just won’t let us be as great as we would like to be.  I have always made it a point to do something fun with my son Jaylon even when my budget was nothing but gas money.  We don’t get these years back, so make the most of it.  Kids just want our time.  It doesn’t have to be grand.  It doesn’t have to be expensive, but it absolutely has to be fun!  Here’s a few of the free and cheap ideas to get your wheels turning.

• Myakka State Park – Canopy walkway in the tree tops and lake tours
• Caspersen Beach – Shark tooth fossil hunting
• Manatee Viewing Center at Big Bend – Watch the manatees up close and personal
• Edward Medard Regional Park – Fishing, frisbee golf, and trails
• Pick a spring…any spring will do really.  The Florida springs are a great way to enjoy spring break.  They are a constant 72-74 degrees year round.