2022 Trip Planning- Advice for Newbies
We’ve been campers for 30 years. But never camped more then 4 hours away. Our TT 25 foot KZ Connect is 2 years old. We’re thinking about some longer trips, since we’re both retired. Possibly making...
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Very open question. Depends on your mental makeup. We almost never make reservations,except at our destination. On the road our normal SOP is to pull into a Wal mart or whatever about two in the afternoon use their WIFI to find a nearby campground.
We avoid interstates like the plague,and have dropped any pretense of efficiency and just putter along, stopping when the spirit hits.
The only time a clock comes into play is watching check out times.
In the West, winds come up in the afternoon so you want to be flexible about getting of the road if it becomes to gusty.
Don't over plan, be flexible. You are not mounting an expedition to Mars so pretty much anything can be overcome.
Drive slow and smile.
Of course number one rule with a trailer is, "don't enter if you cannot see a way to exit"
(of course if you are a type A, none of this applies)
We avoid interstates like the plague,and have dropped any pretense of efficiency and just putter along, stopping when the spirit hits.
The only time a clock comes into play is watching check out times.
In the West, winds come up in the afternoon so you want to be flexible about getting of the road if it becomes to gusty.
Don't over plan, be flexible. You are not mounting an expedition to Mars so pretty much anything can be overcome.
Drive slow and smile.
Of course number one rule with a trailer is, "don't enter if you cannot see a way to exit"
(of course if you are a type A, none of this applies)
