"Staycation" - The Latest in "Green" Travel

"Going Green" now appears to result in vacations called "staycations," those that keep you close to home. Apparently, one advantage is using less fuel if you aren't driving or flying long distances.

• Does this mean you stay in your own home and take day trips.
• Do you drive within your state or an adjacent one and stay at a motel/hotel there?
• Do you go camping close to home...at a campground, if not in your backyard?
• Do you take a hiking, backpacking jaunt to save on gas?
• Do you take picnic lunches rather than eating out?

Have you taken a "staycation?" I'd enjoy hearing about it.