Yes, even our spiritual guides get some time off, and they appreciate their congregations' generosity. Pastors are different from the rest of us. If they tried to stay home on vacation, they would probably have a lot of their usual things to do, from funerals and hospital visits to answering calls from folks who don't realize the pastor is supposed to be on vacation. Or the clergy family might take a class and live in a college dorm room for a couple of weeks. Pastors don't make much money so they have to be a bit careful about where they stay on these vacations.
Some pastors pitch a tent and cook their meals over a bonfire.
Or they hope to find a cheap hotel and let the kids sleep on the floor. But few of them are staying overnight in four-star hotels. Pastors also run out of ideas for vacations. This is considered a sacred place for the Lakota and Cheyenne nations. Many American Indians go there, climb to the top of the mountain and sit in smoke lodges and meditate in the forests.