• National park entrance fee
• Fuel surcharge
• Parking fees
• Entry tax
• Entry or admission fee

- Comfortable motorhome

• Tip or gratuity
• Food & drinks

- Additionally costs

• Animals or pets allowed

• Comfortable Clothing: Pack casual and comfortable clothes for daily activities. Layers are key for varying temperatures.
• Warm Clothes: Even in summer, evenings can be cool, especially near the water. Bring a warm jacket, sweaters, and long pants.
• Rain Gear: A waterproof jacket and an umbrella will help you stay dry during unexpected showers.
• Swimwear: For those who wish to take a dip in campgrounds with pools or nearby lakes.
• Comfortable Walking Shoes: You'll be exploring cities and natural sites, so good walking shoes are essential.
• Sun Protection: Sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat to protect against the sun, especially during the whale watching tour.
• Binoculars: Enhance your whale watching experience by bringing binoculars for a closer view of marine life.
• Camera: Capture the stunning landscapes and memorable moments throughout your trip.
• Refillable Water Bottle: Stay hydrated while exploring.
• Personal Toiletries: Bring your usual toiletries, including travel-sized shampoo, conditioner, and soap.
• Snacks and Drinks: Keep some snacks and drinks on hand for the road and between stops.
• Camping Gear: Basic camping gear like a flashlight, bug spray, and a first-aid kit can be useful.
• Travel Documents: Ensure you have your ID, insurance, and any necessary travel documents.
• Cash and Cards: While many places accept cards, having some cash on hand is always a good idea for smaller purchases.