Technically we spent two nights in Niles, Michigan which is just over the border from Indiana. The purpose was to make a pilgrimage to Elkhart, Indiana which manufactures 80% of the RVs made in North America and is home to the RV Museum & Hall of Fame. We traveled across Ohio to get here. I …
Well, we headed off Thursday, Sept. 13th on our next little RV adventure. Originally we planned to head down thru Virginia and some of the Mid-Atlantic states on our way to Texas but with Hurricane Florence rearing her head, we changed course and went across New York State and and chose a more northwestern route. …
We spent four nights at Schoodic Woods Campground in Acadia National Park on the the quiet side of Acadia in Winter Harbor. The campground is only a few years old and is awesome with very spacious and private sites. A keeper! This was our first camping trip without Miss Kya. For those of you who …
Thursday, May 31st – Saturday, June 2nd Well, we are back home after enjoying two nights at Schodack Island State Park, outside Albany. The campground was lovely, the weather less so. It was humid and rainy! We used this last leg as a chance to catch our breath before arriving home. The nice part about …
Monday, May 28th We left the Niagara Falls KOA en route to Letchworth State Park in Perry, NY. Home town of our dear friend, Mary, who had told us about Letchworth. It’s considered the “Grand Canyon of the East” and was voted best State Park in the USA and voted the #1 attraction in New York …
Friday, May 25 We left the Cleveland KOA on Friday morning but not before a gentleman from CT stopped by to say hi. He and his wife retired in December, sold their home and bought a motor home… having never camped before. People are gutsy! Maybe by selling everything you guarantee you’ll like camping because …
Cleveland OH Tuesday, the 22nd Since we had less than a 2-hour drive to Cleveland, we weren’t in a rush to leave, particularly since check-in at the Streetsboro/Cleveland KOA wasn’t until 2PM. We had a lazy morning then headed off. It was a pretty ride through Amish countryside and Ohio back roads. Then about 2 …
Sunday, the 20th We pulled out of the Dayton KOA without incident – going slow is your friend when there are rocks and boulders lining the sides of the road. We had a nice drive and landed in Dundee, OH at the Evergreen Park RV Resort smack dab in the middle of the Amish countryside. …
Wednesday (May 16th) thru Saturday (May 19th) We left Bowling Green and headed north for about 200 miles to Dayton, OH. We are in Dayton to visit the National Air Force Museum, which dear friends Meigs & Paul said you must see. We arrived at the Dayton KOA. It’s a nice KOA but sites are …
Sunday, May 13th We had a short 2-hour drive to Louisville. It is hot! It started getting hot in Nashville then Memphis and has continued with 90+ degree temps. We’re staying at the South Louisville KOA and by golly it has a pool! Praise heaven! We set up and quickly headed to the pool. Only …
Friday, May 11th We said goodbye to the Mississippi River and to Tom Sawyer Campground and the river bugs. The river bugs would buzz around, particularly at dusk and when it was still. Annoying little buggers although not as annoying as black flies. This marks us turning north and east and starting the slow trek …
Friday, May 4th We left Hermitage and headed west through TN and landed in West Memphis, AR, just over the Tennessee border at Tom Sawyer RV Park along the banks of the Mississippi River. Our site is on the water and we have views of all the barge river traffic coming and going. Frequently we’ll …