spalmisano wrote:
I recently purchased a 2014 Entegra Anthem (my first RV) and have been using the RV around my hometown for the past month or so to get the hang of it. My wife and I would like to travel West of Mississippi beginning in March.
My plan is to use the RV for getting to a fully equipped campground, then my truck (which I will be pulling) for transportation to sites we wish to see.
I have been unable to find a site or tool that would allow me to plan my trip (e.g.. Southern Rim, Grand Canyon) and take into account Full Service Campgrounds that allow 43ft RV. It seems I am spending quite a bit of time researching each campground. Is there a simple tool, site or tip to planning a trip whereby all CLASS A RV Parks with Full Hookups is easily displayed?
Thanks in advance for your help in planning my Rookie Trips.
We pulled out from home one summer and everyone wanted to know where we were going. I said 150 miles up the road was the plan. Three and a half months later and after 9200 miles we returned home.
We usually look for a campground the night before on the net or GPS and sometimes by word of mouth with other campers or at a interstate welcome center. We have pulled into a few and left, but not often after talking on the phone with them. Some only stay in Good Sam or KOA parks as a general rule and with the latter, you'll always pay more than it's counterpart and still be somewhat disappointed on occasion. Some look for Government owned parks and we like those too. And then there's always Walmart and a favorite of many with a camp store that can't be beat. Price for a night's stay, can't be beat anywhere, either.
To sum it up, we break it up and have stayed everywhere, including scenic areas off the side of the road, with a good example being along the southern coast of Lake Superior.
