Am I crazy?

[m&m]

Go to Fort Wilderness. Many members from our club went. All enjoyed the park. and easy access to theme parks. All said they would do it again. They have a site for campers. Just watch Jax,Fl and I4

[B-O-B'03]

Back 25 years ago, when we were tent campers, my Brother in-law was getting married out in Zamora CA.

I bought a full-size conversion van, loaded up the tent and everything that we would need and we set off on a 3+ week camping extravaganza across the western US.

We camped in lots of cool places; Santa Fe, the Grand Canyon north rim, Zion, Bryce, Sequoia, Yosemite, Big Sur, went to Disney Land, 5200 miles all told, the kids are in their 30s now and still remember the "Big Trip"

Take your camper, enjoy the time.

-Brian

[DaleJillH.]

Just made the trip from Hershey, PA. 2nd time in Ft. Wilderness. We stopped for a few days in Myrtle Beach, SC to visit family so that was a nice break. Stopped on the way home in Mt. Airy, NC as a stopping point. We did it with 5 dogs (they are family too). Biggest issue was DC traffic on the way down, and we left very early too, but their rush hour begins at 4:30/5:00 am. 95 is just a hassle until Georgia. For the way home we came 95 to 77 to 81 and it was a huge difference. Our first trip we drove it straight home and it took us 20 hours with gas/bathroom breaks, but I don't know that I will do that again. It was nice stopping on the way home the other week. We have flown several times previously and always stay on property, but nothing beats camping and Disney. Already planning our next trip.

[gearhead]

Put 'em in the back seat, give 'em a little bit of Benadryl and a cherry coke, we're going to....gonna have us a time.
You might not know that song, but it's funny as heck.
James McMurtry

[RK1978]

great song, probably should not post all the lyrics to it here!
PR