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Author Archives: Kings On the Road
Jimmy Carter Plains Georgia
Pine Mountain State Park is the closest park to both Warm Springs and Plains GA. Its a beautiful park on the highest land in the area. We picked a nice site overlooking a small lake. Some bridges in the park … Continue reading
Posted in Georgia
Tagged An Hour Before Daylight, Jimmy Carter National Historic Site, Plains GA
Warm Springs Georgia
Since we had visited Hyde Park and Campobello we decided to visit Warm Springs GA where FDR had many polio treatments and his Little White House. He first visited the warm springs baths to treat his polio. He became a … Continue reading
Cape Cod
Cape Cod is a destination all on its own. We only had a few days in the area due to the campground closing but we think we got a good taste. The Cape Cod Canal was developed in the early … Continue reading
Posted in Massachusetts, RV Travel
Tagged Atlantic Spice Co., beaches, Cape Cod Canal, Cape Cod Light, Cape Cod Potato Chips, Hyannis, Kennedy, Nauset Light, Provincetown
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Newport
On our way south from Maine we stopped near Cape Cod for a few days before the campground closed for the season. Our first excursion in the area was to Newport Rhode Island. We have heard about Newport for years … Continue reading
Portland Maine
Portland is a small city with a progressive vibe. We visited on an amazing day in October with 87 degrees! The city has a nice little railroad museum and preserves a 2 foot gauge railway. Thats 24 inches between the … Continue reading
Posted in Maine, RV Travel, trains
Tagged beaches, Bug Light, Maine Narrow Gauge Railroad and Museum, Old Orchard Beach, Portland Head Light, Portland Maine
New Brunswick
We really did not plan to see much of New Brunswick on this trip. While we stayed at a campground near Calais Maine it was so close and such an easy border crossing (think no lines, relaxed border guards) we … Continue reading
Campobello and Eastern Maine
Our Northernmost goal this year was Campobello Island International Park off the extreme east coast of Maine. Campobello is actually located in the Canadian Province of New Brunswick. In Roosevelts time the nearest ferry was from Lubec Maine. Now the … Continue reading
