Living in an RV with a family of 6

We use www.mapquest.com for trip planning. We use www.woodalls.com to find campgrounds. We then check them out on www.rvparkreviews.com before we decide. If you stop during the week you should have no problem finding campgrounds, unless it's a holiday or a very popular tourist area. We stop around 3pm. Our don't misses: Acadia National Park Maine. Vermont and New Hampshire. Upper Peninsula Michigan. Mackinac Island Michigan. Historic sites like Gettysburg, Harper's Ferry. Yellowstone, The Tetons, Glacier National Park. Redwood Trees. Oregon Coast. Mt St Helens visitor center Washington. Oklahoma City memorial, cowboy hall of fame. Any sports halls of fame that interest your family. Factory tours (Corvette Factory in Bowling Green KY). Henry Ford museum and Ford Truck Factory in Dearborn Michigan. Washington DC. Stay at Cherry Hill Campground and take the bus to the train into DC. Don't miss the Air & Space museum Annex at Dulles airport. Fantastic Caverns in Springfield Missouri where you ride through in a jeep. Blue Ridge Parkway. Skyline Drive. Cherokee NC Unto These Hills drama is very interesting. This is just a few I could think of. There are so many. Just be flexible and enjoy!