We didn’t have much choice actually. Leaving Long Island and heading south bound in a 35’ long bus meant we would have to take the Brooklyn Queen Expressway through New York City.
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Sure, the tourist guides will tell you that Stuffies, Lobster Rolls or a burger from Haven Bro’s are the quintessential foods to eat while in Rhode Island. These unique foodie finds are fun to eat for sure! Just know they’re a tourist thing. Don’t believe the hype. Let us tell you that the real local food of Rhode Island is none other than Pizza.
Leaving you with few options on how to visit Philly when traveling in your RV, motorhome or camper.
So, you could end up in a campground in New Jersey, or at the Coatesville KOA resort. And if, you have a tow vehicle, a big budget, or don’t mind a pricey tourist shuttle, then these are an option for you. However, for folks traveling without a tow vehicle, on a budget, or seeking a more local perspective, then we have a few alternative options for motorhome travelers visiting the Birthplace of America.
Continue reading RV Parking For Philadelphia + 10 Reasons It’s Worth Your Effort
What traveler can contest the free museums, more of them that one could see in a single visit? Or the presidential monuments and array of ancient Egyptian, Greek, Romanesque, medieval, and modern architecture that span the city blocks?
Continue reading Urban Camping: Washington DC, Found Art & RV Parking
We all know that “The South” has a rep; they’re downright nice folks. What you may not know is that their cities also flaunt excellent hospitality for motor travelers!
For instance, in Charleston, South Carolina we found that you can overnight in your RV in a garage in the city for ten bucks. This, plus an amazing close-by county park, make visiting Charleston in your motorhome, trailer, RV, or camper van, handier than a pocket on a shirt.
