Executive wrote:
I would stay awhile and visit some in Newport Oregon then cruise through Klamath. There's not much in Klamath but tons in Newport....just sayin....Dennis
Ancient Redwoods RV Park on Ave of the Giants
Klamath RV Park at Klamath
State Park at Bandon
Enjoy the trip
This is exactly where we go. Unless you want to fish, Klamath isn't much. Ancient Redwoods is right along the highway in the midst of the redwoods. There are many gorgeous trails to hike in the immediate area for all abilities and all lengths. It's an excellent area to view the redwoods. Bullards Beach St. Park at Bandon is great as is Bandon itself. You won't encounter any big elevation ups and downs but you will have curves and it's not interstate speeds. You'll do just fine.
For San Francisco we would recommend either Sonoma County Fairgrounds or Napa Valley Expo. Both have full hookups and are very reasonable. You won't have to pull your 5th wheel through the city. Then drive your truck to Larkspur which is on the north side of the bay and pick up the short scenic ferry ride which ends at Fisherman's Wharf. From there you can hook up with the small van touring company for an all-day tour of the city, including across the Golden Gate Bridge and Sausalito for lunch. It's a small group and an excellent easy, relaxing way to see the city. Even our daughter, who lives there, enjoyed the tour. Check online for the ferry schedule and tour schedule and there's hardly any waiting between the two. After the tour take the ferry back to your car:
Small Van Tour of San FranciscoHave a great trip!
