Baltimore to Oakland and back again
We are 70 and 61 and just retired in October. Planning our first long trip from the Baltimore area to Oakland to visit our two daughters and 4 grandchildren. We plan to leave in mid April, take the ...
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I-40 in April will be fine. I-10 may have dust storm closures. I-40 is shorter and generally more scenic IMO. I would rather see the Grand Canyon than Tombstone. A few days in Flagstaff will allow you to see the Grand Canyon, Walnut Canyon, Sedona, Homilovi, Meteor Crater, and the Painted Desert/Petrified forest.
On the return, use I-80 then I would swing up on I-15 at Salt Lake City to see the Tetons and Yellowstone, but it will add a few days to your trip and takes you off of the direct route back to Baltimore.
Look into Trailer Haven in San Leandro (2399 E 14th St, San Leandro, CA 94577, (510) 357-3235) for a close to Oakland RV park. Tell them how big your rig is and when you will arrive and they will keep a space open you can fit into.
On the return, use I-80 then I would swing up on I-15 at Salt Lake City to see the Tetons and Yellowstone, but it will add a few days to your trip and takes you off of the direct route back to Baltimore.
Look into Trailer Haven in San Leandro (2399 E 14th St, San Leandro, CA 94577, (510) 357-3235) for a close to Oakland RV park. Tell them how big your rig is and when you will arrive and they will keep a space open you can fit into.
