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Grand Rivers Kentucky After leaving London Kentucky, our next stop was Grand Rivers at Tween the Lakes Campground. This was just an overnight stop for us and we didn’t even unhook. The sites were long enough to accommodate us, and we had full hookups. It was a quiet campground, and
London Kentucky After leaving Pigeon Forge, we headed north to London, Kentucky. We stayed at a small park next to Budget Host Inn – campground is part of their property – called Westgate RV Park. They do have full hookups, but the wifi doesn’t work too well. The London campground
Pigeon Forge Tennessee Our next stop was Walden’s Creek Campground in Pigeon Forge after Bristol. The campground is small, but nice. They called in the morning to let us know our site number, which was nice as we were right inside the entrance so we could just park. Then our
It’s Bristol Baby! After leaving Lenoir in North Carolina, we took a very pretty drive off the interstate to get to Bristol. We stayed at a Shadrack Campground a little outside of town. It was ok, but we kept having issues with the electricity due to the fact they really
Lenoir North Carolina We stayed at Green Mountain Park RV in Lenoir after leaving Greensboro, North Carolina. This park is a big thousand trails park in a remote setting. Very wooded and pretty around the sites – but we choose to stay in a pull through towards the “top” of
Greensboro, North Carolina After our stop in Williamsburg, we moved to Greensboro in North Carolina and stayed at the KOA. This was a good KOA – even though it was near the freeway – we didn’t hear it much at all. The ladies in the office were very nice and
Williamsburg Virginia Our next stop after Virginia Beach was Williamsburg Virginia. We stayed at a Thousand Trails just outside of Williamsburg and I can’t say I recommend this park, especially for the price. The sites were a bit small and close together, and we are backed up to a highway
Virginia Beach After our stops at Hubert and Shawboro North Carolina, we moved up the coast to Virginia Beach. We stayed at North Bayshore Campground. This is another remote park, but not quite as remote as the last stop. We have a cell signal and the free wifi is decent
Shawboro, North Carolina, near the Outer Banks Our next stop after Hubert North Carolina was to see the Outer Banks. We stayed at North River Campground. This campground was pretty remote, about 10 miles from any grocery stores or anything, in the town of Shawboro. There was a great little
Hubert North Carolina Our next stop after South Carolina was north to visit our nephew in Hubert, North Carolina. He is a Marine based at Camp Lejeune, so this is why we picked this stop. Our first choice of using a Coast to Coast park a short drive away did
Hilton Head While we were visiting Georgia, we took a day trip to Hilton Head in South Carolina. This is a very pretty area. We took a drive to the beach, where it turns out there were TONS of people! We just put our feet in the water and left
The Georgia Coast We left Auburn Alabama and headed to Georgia early to avoid waiting out Tropical Storm Elsa – it made more sense to go stay with our friends. It was a planned stop, but we had to skip over our Florida stops – which was a good thing
