Best route to Liberty Harbor RV park
We would like to take a trip to see New York and the Statue of Liberty. Has anyone made this trip, how bad is traffic what route is best. We are from Illinois and would be on Rt 80 eastbound. We pull ...
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We stayed at Liberty Harbor last Independence Day week and had no problem getting in and turning onto Marin Blvd pulling a 35' TT. There were lots and lots of larger rigs that were in the parking lot.
Yes, take I-78 and pay the tolls. They are HIGH!! I think it was about $40 for us - pickup truck pulling a dual wheel 35' trailer. Our neighbor, who had a large 40' DP, pulling a Jeep Cherokee was in the neighborhood of $100. He was livid about the costs.
I don't like NYC, but the DH and DDs LOVE it. Liberty Harbor is by far the easiest and closest place to stay. It's expensive for what it is - a large gravel parking lot with water and electric, but you can be in downtown NYC in about 15 minutes from the park. The water taxi does leave from the harbor, but it is expensive - I believe $7.50/person each way. It's $2.50 into the city per person on the PATH train which takes you to the World Trade Center (WTC) or Times Square (33rd St). Once you are there, you will not have to move your tow vehicle....we walked to the subway, walked to restaurants, etc. It was great.
Yes, take I-78 and pay the tolls. They are HIGH!! I think it was about $40 for us - pickup truck pulling a dual wheel 35' trailer. Our neighbor, who had a large 40' DP, pulling a Jeep Cherokee was in the neighborhood of $100. He was livid about the costs.
I don't like NYC, but the DH and DDs LOVE it. Liberty Harbor is by far the easiest and closest place to stay. It's expensive for what it is - a large gravel parking lot with water and electric, but you can be in downtown NYC in about 15 minutes from the park. The water taxi does leave from the harbor, but it is expensive - I believe $7.50/person each way. It's $2.50 into the city per person on the PATH train which takes you to the World Trade Center (WTC) or Times Square (33rd St). Once you are there, you will not have to move your tow vehicle....we walked to the subway, walked to restaurants, etc. It was great.
