5,000 miles. When we get home tomorrow we will have enjoyed 5,000 miles, during a 16 day trip to New England to enjoy fall colors. We have had several weekend trips and week trips but this was the longest yet and much awaited. Wow, what a trip. We started in eastern SD -> MN -> Wi -> MI -> Sault st Marie Canada -> Montreal -> Acadia, Bar Harbor MA -> White Mountains, NH -> Route 100 Vermont -> Kancamangus Highway NH -> Maine Coast -> Provincetown Cape Cod MA -> NY -> PA -> IN -> MI -> IL -> IA -> SD.
The best part? We didn’t book anything ahead of time (except a B&B in Provincetown MA to meet my sister). We got up each morning, decided where we would drive and by mid afternoon decided a campground that we would stay at for the night. It was PEAK colors so we thought it might be hard to find sites to camp at but because we prefer state and federal parks, this was not an issue. In fact there were some nights we were the only one in the park! The CampInn pulled beautifully and we looked forward to sleeping in it and using the galley every eve. My oh my do East Coasters LOVE these little tear drops, we had so many Folks who wanted a peek. We were happy to show and they were eager then to share the best seafood joints or scenic drives. This was a trip postponed from a year ago due to an accident involving our dog, Maxine. And that is the only disappointment we had on this trip, she was not there to explore with us. What fantastic colors, scenery, homes, food and people. Even with chilly fall evenings, it only took a few moments to kick in the heater and we stayed plenty warm. We are so excited to plan our next big trip with our CampInn. Thanks to Carey and the entire CampInn team for creating our home away from home!
The best part? We didn’t book anything ahead of time (except a B&B in Provincetown MA to meet my sister). We got up each morning, decided where we would drive and by mid afternoon decided a campground that we would stay at for the night. It was PEAK colors so we thought it might be hard to find sites to camp at but because we prefer state and federal parks, this was not an issue. In fact there were some nights we were the only one in the park! The CampInn pulled beautifully and we looked forward to sleeping in it and using the galley every eve. My oh my do East Coasters LOVE these little tear drops, we had so many Folks who wanted a peek. We were happy to show and they were eager then to share the best seafood joints or scenic drives. This was a trip postponed from a year ago due to an accident involving our dog, Maxine. And that is the only disappointment we had on this trip, she was not there to explore with us. What fantastic colors, scenery, homes, food and people. Even with chilly fall evenings, it only took a few moments to kick in the heater and we stayed plenty warm. We are so excited to plan our next big trip with our CampInn. Thanks to Carey and the entire CampInn team for creating our home away from home!
