On the 6th of January, we winterized the RV in North Carolina before heading further north to Virginia, where nighttime temps were freezing. We stopped at a Blue Beacon about thirty minutes from Waynesboro to have the RV washed, since we’d be storing it for a couple of months. They Read more…
We stopped for one night at Hometown RV Park in Jonesville, NC. Once we got settled, we drove another 30 minutes to Mt. Airy, to check out the Andy Griffith Museum and some of the sites where The Andy Griffith Show was filmed. We got a kick out of the Read more…
We stayed at Sesquicentennial State Park in Columbia, SC for two nights in order to spend a few hours at Congaree National Park. We also drove around Columbia, SC a bit, stopping to walk around the Riverfront Park and getting a few groceries at Rosewood Market.
We finally left Florida and stopped in Richmond Hill, GA for a couple of days, staying at Fort McAllister State Park. We didn’t do much here, but did take a short walk around the campground and drove into Richmond Hill to fuel up. Around the campground, we enjoyed the wildlife Read more…
The St. Augustine RV Resort was super nice and clean. We stayed there for three nights but didn’t spend much time at the actual campground; Except for the first night, when we enjoyed the taco food truck and live music at the campground club house. The musicians invited a 14 Read more…
We stayed at Pioneer Village RV Resort in Fort Myers for a whole week, since they had a seven day minimum stay around the holidays. On Christmas Eve, we turned on the Christmas music and drove to Edison and Ford Winter Estates to see their Christmas Decorations. A lot of Read more…
While visiting the Everglades and Biscayne National Parks, we stayed at the Long Pine Key Campground for three nights. This campground was located within the Everglades National Park and did not have any hookups, so we filled up our fresh water tank and used solar power. It was pretty cloudy Read more…
The trip down to the Sugarloaf Key / Key West KOA Holiday campground was longer than we prefer, taking about 6 hours and requiring a stop to fuel up while hauling the fifth wheel. But we made it without incident. We had to wake up around 6am the next morning Read more…
We stayed two nights at Jonathan Dickinson State Park, mostly just resting after being at Disney and not really taking advantage of the park’s activities. After getting settled in, we… <wait for it> …sat around watching TV. The next day, we drove around the state park and walked along the Read more…
Woo hoo, we made it to the most magical place on earth! 🙂 We stayed at the The Campsites at Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort for three nights while we visited the Magic Kingdom and Epcot Parks. I was most interested in checking out the Christmas decorations that I’ve heard people Read more…