Rt 2 thru Vermont, NH, and Maine?
I'm just finishing up our travel plans for the summer, and would like some first hand knowledge on some of the smaller state routes in VT, NH, and ME. We will be staying in Irasburg, VT and heading...
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AlmostBoatless wrote:
Avoid Anywhere Near Conway/No Conway/Bartlett/Glen on a weekend. Do not travel on Rte 16 on Sat/Sun. It is bumper to bumper going north on Fri and south on Sunday. And in fact, all the major towns are traffic heavy on weekends. Try to plan it so you travel Tues/Thurs.
Good luck!
If travelling Rt 2 across VT and NH you'll be well North of the N. Conway congestion. Palmyra and Pumpkin Patch are both honor Passport America, but both have restrictions. Palmyra, if you golf is a great value, has a pool and is kid friendly. P.Patch has no pool and is geared toward adults and gets a considerable number of caravans. Both are very well kept, orderly and CLEAN. We have family in Hampden (Bangor) and stay at both places almost every year. Though different as explained above, both are VERY good CG's
Avoid Anywhere Near Conway/No Conway/Bartlett/Glen on a weekend. Do not travel on Rte 16 on Sat/Sun. It is bumper to bumper going north on Fri and south on Sunday. And in fact, all the major towns are traffic heavy on weekends. Try to plan it so you travel Tues/Thurs.
Good luck!
If travelling Rt 2 across VT and NH you'll be well North of the N. Conway congestion. Palmyra and Pumpkin Patch are both honor Passport America, but both have restrictions. Palmyra, if you golf is a great value, has a pool and is kid friendly. P.Patch has no pool and is geared toward adults and gets a considerable number of caravans. Both are very well kept, orderly and CLEAN. We have family in Hampden (Bangor) and stay at both places almost every year. Though different as explained above, both are VERY good CG's
