May 10, 2026

9 Sam’s Club Finds Under $30 That’ll Help You Spend Less All Summer (Without Feeling Deprived)

Written by Heather Taylor
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Edited by Jenna Klaverweiden
Discover a Sam’s Club storefront with its bold blue signage and wide entrance, capturing the exterior of the warehouse-style retailer.

One of the best ways to keep summer costs down without sacrificing fun in the sun is to shop at a warehouse club like Sam’s Club. Members can find a little bit of everything, from bulk groceries for upcoming barbecues to pools and swimming accessories, at prices to fit every budget.

Ahead of the summer season, we pulled some Sam’s Club finds for under $30 apiece to help you spend a little less and still enjoy hours of blissful fun. Add these items to your shopping list ASAP before they’re sold out.

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  • Price: $29.98

There’s so much you can do with the Member’s Mark inflatable sun tub.

This oversize float can be used in a swimming pool or filled with water as a makeshift pool for your backyard. Or you can use it as a comfy lounge (complete with its own pillow) to catch some rays outside. Choose from a blue stripe or terrazzo design while supplies last.

  • Price: $29.98

Don’t have a pool and want one just for the summer? The Member’s Mark inflatable lounge pool is the way to go.

Available in three bright patterns, this inexpensive pool fits up to three adults and features two built-in cupholders for endless hours of chilling with your besties.

  • Price: $27.98

It’s always a good idea to have a cooler handy in the summer months.

In a worst-case scenario, the Igloo 30-quart cooler has plenty of space to house refrigerated perishables in the event of a power outage. And all emergency preparedness situations aside, it’s super handy to bring along on road trips and pack up plenty of sandwiches, snacks and drinks for family to enjoy.

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  • Price: $24.96

Illuminate sidewalks and driveways with a four-count set of Member’s Mark LED solar path lights. These lights are easy to install and won’t take a bite out of your monthly electric bill since they’re solar-powered.

  • Price: $18.48

Don’t like how expensive name-brand soda is at the supermarket? Buy it in bulk at Sam’s Club. A 35-pack of Coca-Cola is $18.48, or $0.53 per can.

  • Price: $17.96 (regularly $19.96)

A single tube of Neutrogena Ultra Sheer sunscreen lotion retails for as much as $9.89 per tube at Target, so it pays to buy the trio in bulk. And it’s always a good idea to have more sunscreen than less around, especially when applying and reapplying this lotion is a must during the hot summer months.

  • Price: $12.96

You can never go wrong buying bulk Member’s Mark beef franks, whether you’re grilling for a party with friends or planning inexpensive weekend dinners for the family. The price per hot dog is a little over $1 apiece: an excellent bargain.

  • Price: $8.68

Why go to the ice cream shop when you’ve got something tastier and cheaper waiting in the freezer?

A 24-count box of Luigi’s Italian ice costs less than $10. Each box has three delicious flavors, including cherry, strawberry and lemon, that everyone will love.

  • Price: $2.98

Name-brand potato chips can cost as much as $5 or more for a 16-ounce bag at traditional supermarkets.

At Sam’s Club, the Member’s Mark brand of wavy potato chips is just under $3 and makes it a lot less strenuous on wallets to stock up for parties and gatherings. Pro tip: Put the money saved on chips into buying bulk dip.

Editor’s note: Prices and availability are subject to change.

This article was provided by MoneyLion.com for informational purposes only and should not be construed as financial, legal or tax advice.

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Written by
Heather Taylor
Jenna Klaverweiden
Edited by
Jenna Klaverweiden
Jenna Klaverweiden joined GOBankingRates in early 2024 as an Editor. Prior to joining GOBankingRates, she was the managing copy editor for a financial publisher, where she edited content focused on economics, retirement planning, investing, bonds and the stock market. She was also the copy editor for the third edition of the book Get Rich with Dividends, which was published in 2023. Education: B.A. in English Language and Literature, University of Maryland, B.A. in American Studies, University of Maryland