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Category Archives: RV Travel
The Royal Palm Railway Experience
We visited the newest incarnation of the Mt. Dora Florida Railway. The new operator on these tracks is the Orlando & Northwestern Railway offering The Royal Palm Railway Experience on the Golden Triangle Route from Mt. Dora to Tavares to … Continue reading
Posted in Florida, RV Travel, trains
Tagged Eustis, Golden Triangle Route, Mt. Dora, Orlando and Northwestern Railway, Royal Palm Railway Experience, Tavares
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Withlacoochee River Kayaking
We recently had the opportunity to join the Sandy Oaks RV Park kayak group on a couple very nice paddles on sections of the Withlacoochee River near Dunnellon Florida. We met the group while staying at the RV park in … Continue reading
Dunlawton Sugar Mill Gardens and Ponce Inlet Lighthouse
Dunlawton plantation and sugar mill was a north Florida sugar plantation destroyed by Seminole Indians at the beginning of the Second Seminole War. Its located in what is now Port Orange Florida along the Atlantic coast. The ruins are now … Continue reading
Posted in Florida, RV Travel, State Parks
Tagged Dunlawton Sugar Mill Gardens, Ponce Inlet Lighthouse
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Highlands Hammock and Payne’s Creek State Parks Florida
While staying at Thousand Trails Peace River RV Park we visited two state parks we had driven by countless times. While we lived in southern Florida and toured much of the state, we were always in a hurry. We never … Continue reading
Tom Petty Park, Gainesville Florida
We have been Tom Petty fans for a very long time. His death last year was very sad. He has become our traveling companion on our road days in the RV via Sirius Radio. Northeast Park in Gainesville Florida was … Continue reading
2018 Year End Wrap
2018 was a year of new destinations, big changes, milestones and old haunts. We began the year in Florida and upgraded our motorhome to a beautiful 2014 Holiday Rambler Ambassador. 37 feet long with 3 big slides, king size air … Continue reading
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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
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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
Posted in Canada, New Brunswick, RV Travel
Tagged Alma NB, Deer Island, Fundy National Park, Hopewell Rocks, Moncton NB, Old Sow Whirlpool, St. Andrews by the Sea, St. Croix National Historic Site, Tidal Bore
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