thecplusplusguy
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Been reading this forum for a while finally had a question that may not have already been answered.
My wife and I are looking at going to The Fort the week after Thanksgiving 2010
. We would arrive at the Fort on Friday. I will be coming from Massachusetts. What is it like driving the East Coast on Thanksgiving? We would come 84 to 81 to 77 to 25? (I think) in SC over to 95 then on to the Fort.
This year when we went in April we drove to Penn. the first night (left at 6 pm) and then to South Carolina the 2nd night and then on to the Fort. We were hoping to do that again. Staying at Flying J's and Cracker Barrels.
Also how soon do I have to book this? I know the week after Thanksgiving isn't as busy, but that first weekend would be.
Thanks,
Dan
My wife and I are looking at going to The Fort the week after Thanksgiving 2010
. We would arrive at the Fort on Friday. I will be coming from Massachusetts. What is it like driving the East Coast on Thanksgiving? We would come 84 to 81 to 77 to 25? (I think) in SC over to 95 then on to the Fort.This year when we went in April we drove to Penn. the first night (left at 6 pm) and then to South Carolina the 2nd night and then on to the Fort. We were hoping to do that again. Staying at Flying J's and Cracker Barrels.
Also how soon do I have to book this? I know the week after Thanksgiving isn't as busy, but that first weekend would be.
Thanks,
Dan
We took the Motorhome to Rye, NH to visit family and then back home and then off to Charlotte, NC the next day. We live very close to the exit for 81 in Hagerstown MD, so this route made the best sense and you avoid all the Baltimore-DC traffic on 95. Mapquest will show this route as about 1.5 hours longer but I think you will find it more than worth it. Less traffic, easier on and off the highway, prettier route etc. The traffic on Thanksgiving will be decent and I think, with your proposed route, Charlotte area will be the heaviest traffic for you. Good Luck!