Smokey mountains and Blue Ridge Pkwy
Travelling to the Smokey mountains and then travelling to the Blue Ridge Pkwy in June. Does one need to make reservations at campgrounds or are they pretty much open to first come, first served. Tra...
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AirZone wrote:Bumpyroad wrote:
figure out what section of the parkway you are going to travel, assuming you aren't going to torture yourself by driving the entire length. you can always jump off to stop in adjacent towns also.
bumpy
Why wouldn't we want to "torture" ourself, is there something I don't know. I've heard it was a beautiful drive.
Dick B and Terryallen pretty much summed it up. Is the BRP the main reason you are making this trip? or is it a route to your destination? after dragging a 27 ft TT along for 469 miles at 25 mph on twisty roads you will deserve a break today. I think you will get sick and tired of that "beautiful drive". folks here can advise you as to the most scenic areas with camping facilities. as I suggested, pick out a day or two travel area with good scenery and a campground to stay at to break it into two days.
but do visit and spend those Loonies.
bumpy
