Dealing with campground reservations
My wife and I traveled around the country mostly in 2010, 12 and 16 and never really worried about making too many reservations and as a result we never planned more than a couple of days out. These d...
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Can't give much advice on the reservation front (I've always been a planner) but I'd make a list of places you feel you didn't spend enough time at and plan another visit. I know some people don't like to go back to places they've already been but I've found it may take multiple trips to fully appreciate locations.
When we had our 5th wheel our truck broke down. The repair shop gave us permission to stay overnight on their property (fortunately we didn't need it). You run the risk of no availability even under "normal" conditions. You can try parking lots in places such as Wal-Mart, Elks, etc., if you really get stuck. Also you could contact the local authorities to get help.
If you want to keep your vacation as stress-free as possible it might be the tune to stay more local. Keep in mind, though, up here is as busy as anywhere else. With all of New England, NY and PA close by there's a multitude of possibilities. We do a lot of adventure travel now but sometimes there's great comfort and relaxation in "being a tourist in our own backyard" as the saying goes.
When we had our 5th wheel our truck broke down. The repair shop gave us permission to stay overnight on their property (fortunately we didn't need it). You run the risk of no availability even under "normal" conditions. You can try parking lots in places such as Wal-Mart, Elks, etc., if you really get stuck. Also you could contact the local authorities to get help.
If you want to keep your vacation as stress-free as possible it might be the tune to stay more local. Keep in mind, though, up here is as busy as anywhere else. With all of New England, NY and PA close by there's a multitude of possibilities. We do a lot of adventure travel now but sometimes there's great comfort and relaxation in "being a tourist in our own backyard" as the saying goes.
