Come here outside the busy season, and you can save 50-percent off the summer rates. There's often more wildlife here than people. Like in Mexico, combine spring and fall discounts with our dollar's strength against the local currency, and you've found a deal. I think the exchange is quite good here. We found the pricing here is quite competitive, probably in some places a lot cheaper than it is in the states.
Truth is, most of North America's national parks are pretty uncrowded outside the summer season.
Winter or spring visits to Arizona's Grand Canyon will help you avoid the tourist crush. And Yosemite is still relatively unpeopled in spring, when the waterfalls put on their best displays. You will have a very nice experience and you will not be competing with nearly the number of visitors. You can do paddle boating and kayaking, like we're doing. You can walk around and shop.