Seeking Advice on Atlantic Provinces Trip
Hi all, We are planning a lengthy trip to the Atlantic provinces next spring and summer and are seeking some advice. Our plan is to spend the month of June in Newfoundland, hoping to see some iceb...
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Little Kopit has offered some good advice.
We have visited the Maritimes & Newfoundland & Labrador several times.
The first few times we had our Lance truck camper so parking and getting around were not a problem.
On our last trip we had our M.H. and towed with us. We were exploring the Gaspe and two places of interest were inaccessible to us because of our length and parking facilities. One spot was a museum of particular interest and after realizing we could not enter the parking area, we decided to turn around and go back and check parking on the far side of the museum. Well 20 miles later, we were still looking for a place to turn around - so we never did get to the museum. It did not make sense to go to the c.g. and then backtrack in the towed. Only you can decide on whether to day trip in only the towed or not.
We now have a B+ unit that is really convenient for touring. Depending on the trip and purpose, we don't always take a towed. It sure is nice to have, but certainly not a necessity with driving a short unit.
You will enjoy the Maritimes - good to see you have alotted lots of time for your trip - you won't regret it.
We have visited the Maritimes & Newfoundland & Labrador several times.
The first few times we had our Lance truck camper so parking and getting around were not a problem.
On our last trip we had our M.H. and towed with us. We were exploring the Gaspe and two places of interest were inaccessible to us because of our length and parking facilities. One spot was a museum of particular interest and after realizing we could not enter the parking area, we decided to turn around and go back and check parking on the far side of the museum. Well 20 miles later, we were still looking for a place to turn around - so we never did get to the museum. It did not make sense to go to the c.g. and then backtrack in the towed. Only you can decide on whether to day trip in only the towed or not.
We now have a B+ unit that is really convenient for touring. Depending on the trip and purpose, we don't always take a towed. It sure is nice to have, but certainly not a necessity with driving a short unit.
You will enjoy the Maritimes - good to see you have alotted lots of time for your trip - you won't regret it.
