Overnight Parking in Frankenmuth, MI
Does anyone know if there is a safe spot to park overnight in Frankenmuth? We will be arriving very late, after 11pm, and I don't like trying to "check in" to a CG at that time. Especially when we w...
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It won't even be for 24 hrs LOL. We plan on pulling in at night, hopefully before midnight. Grab a few hours sleep and then see Bronner's in the a.m. Then a quick lunch and off again LOL.
We don't subscribe to the "your vacation week should be the most restful week of the year" theory. We are more "tag-team drive and try like heck to squeeze in some highlights in every state as quickly as possible" type travelers.
We will cover 3,000 miles in 11 days. Not a bad daily average for us... Slightly slower than our 21 states in 19 days - 6,000 mile road trip across the US we did a few years ago.
I don't want to pay for Jellystone to just sleep for 5-6 hrs. Plus it's just plain rude to pull in that late with a diesel truck. Idling along trying to find the site, doors opening/closing while you inspect the site with a flashlight, trying to back in quietly, etc. No easy way to slam a truck door or an RV door shut that doesn't make a racket for the neighbors.
I'll checkout the Visitor Center parking lot idea. Thanks.
We don't subscribe to the "your vacation week should be the most restful week of the year" theory. We are more "tag-team drive and try like heck to squeeze in some highlights in every state as quickly as possible" type travelers.
We will cover 3,000 miles in 11 days. Not a bad daily average for us... Slightly slower than our 21 states in 19 days - 6,000 mile road trip across the US we did a few years ago.
I don't want to pay for Jellystone to just sleep for 5-6 hrs. Plus it's just plain rude to pull in that late with a diesel truck. Idling along trying to find the site, doors opening/closing while you inspect the site with a flashlight, trying to back in quietly, etc. No easy way to slam a truck door or an RV door shut that doesn't make a racket for the neighbors.
I'll checkout the Visitor Center parking lot idea. Thanks.
