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Traveling to Myrtle Beach, South Carolina has become an annual family tradition. While it is primarily for my daughter’s national dance competition, we also find it a good place to take a vacation with the diverse activities that they have available. This year we spent a week at the beach… Continue reading
It has been a tremendously hot summer here in North Carolina. In light of that, we took a trip to Boone, NC for some much needed relief from the heat. It is the highest KOA in the eastern U.S. at a height of nearly 4,000 feet with a relaxed, rural… Continue reading
The adventure with our Dorney Park trip began around 2:30 AM while heading to the campground. We found the road blocked by a large tree branch. Fortunately I was able to remove it without much fanfare and continue on. We stayed at the Allentown KOA. The facilities were fair and… Continue reading
Nearly every year we take a trip to Myrtle Beach, SC. We normally stay at one of the mega campgrounds located at the southern end of Myrtle Beach but wanted to try a campground closer to the Myrtle Beach Convention Center. The Myrtle Beach KOA is located near the downtown… Continue reading
We took a road trip and spent the first part of Spring Break at Kings Dominion in Virginia. Our adventure began at the Camp Wilderness campground. They assigned us a site that had somebody else in it. After some time, the office found us a site that was not occupied.… Continue reading
When it’s hot in the summer, where does everybody want to go? To the beach, of course! So we loaded up the RV and headed to Myrtle Beach, SC. Final destination, our cozy camping spot at Lakewood RV Resort. They have been improving their facilities and turning into a great… Continue reading
Recently we traveled to Spruce Pine, NC, nestled halfway between Asheville, NC and Boone, NC in the Western Appalachian Mountains. This beautiful area rests 2900 feet above sea level with easy travel to Grandfather Mountain to the North and Mount Mitchell to the South At least in the summertime. There… Continue reading
