First Class C trip from NJ....

[pluto67]

Here is a place in Brunswick that I think we are going to stop at on the way down in November. Gets good reviews and I have heard good things about it.

http://coastalgarvresort.com/

parrothead64: We stayed at coastal rv October 30th last year You will not be disappointed.

 

[tinkerdorabelle]

We just took our class C down from CT, great time!

Our timing, route and stop schedule is a bit different since we swing out into PA and drop into 95 just north of Richmond (84 to 81 to 17 to 95). We usually get a overnight campsites along the way, but we did successfully try our first "boondocking" overnight at a casino last weekend! I found it on the All Stays Camp & RV app. We thought about pushing through, but decided to just bed down for the night and campgrounds were all pretty much closed for the season in the area of Harrisburg and Scranton. So I'm no help with major experience boondocking, but we've stayed at the Americamp north of Richmond and found it to be easy on and off and easy to get a pull-through after dark.

Premium loop suggestions, we've stayed in 400 and 500 and we liked them both. Are you taking bikes? That's a sweet way to get around the Fort. We have never felt the need for a golf cart, but love having bikes along.

We also don't dinghy tow. By the time we are close to FL we've determined what we've forgotten and hit up a Walmart or KMart along the way (there's a KMart in Kingsland GA that we like to hit for some reason) so we haven't had the need to dash out for something. I'm guesisng your C is relatively new to you, but the planning ahead is just something you'll get used to. You'll realize that there is very little that you don't have along or can't live without. Plus the Trading Post has a lot if you heed something like milk or eggs or anything. Of course you could always call a cab or rent a car, but you won't need to.

Happy planning!

Do you take that route to avoid traffic? We're heading down in April from NY.

 

[KristinU]

Do you take that route to avoid traffic? We're heading down in April from NY.

Yep, exactly. It keeps us out of both the NYC and DC areas. Both can be hit or miss with traffic, but the PA way is pretty much a sure thing. The Scranton/Wilkes-Barre area can be a little congested around rush hour, but not as bad as the biggies.

We pop out to 95 where we do because my SIL and BIL live in Raleigh and we usually stop to see them (or just go visit them in Raleigh, sometimes we don't go further south ). But if they weren't there I would try the route some people take that goes further down 81 to 77 to 26 to 95.

 

[PaHunter]

I will be leaving out of the Scranton area for our trip and am planning on trying the 81 to 77 to 26 to 95 down. We are coming back up 95 to 64 to 81. See how everything works out for us.