Travel Log

Leaving the hustle and bustle of New York City, we traveled northbound to stop for the night at Interlake RV Park. And it was a really nice change of pace after being in urban parks so much since the beginning of our trip.

We took a family trip out to Brighton Beach, in New York City. But, it was also a day of dealing with RV mechanical issues. Another problem showed up, but the good news is that by the end of the day, I made headway.

On day 8, we visited the Natural History Museum, next to New York Central Park. The place was PACKED! But also, a new problem reared it’s head with the RV…

We left Washington DC and traveled north to New York City, parking at Liberty Harbor RV Resort. This place is basically a parking lot with hookups.

Sitting at Cherry Hill RV Resort in Washington DC, we decided to play it slow. Well, the family did. I decided to play wannabe RV mechanic and spend some time trying to debug crap that wasn’t going right. 😉

On day 4 of our summer 2016 trip, we left the Americamp RV Resort in Virginia and headed north up into Washington DC. Well, that is, after getting stranded in a gas station with a dud starter motor.

Travel day, stopping in the Americamp RV Resort, in Virginia. And get this… the refrigerator worked all day!

We traveled from north Florida all the way into southern North Carolina. The KOA we land in isn’t much to look at, but it suits me well as I’m just tired of driving. Plus, I have a theory on my fridge and why it stopped working.

Taking off from the Tampa area (where we live), we headed east on I-4 toward Orlando. The plan was to take I-4 over to I-95, then head north. My initial plan was to get somewhere into Georgia then stop for the night.