Oregon Inlet Campground Our last stay in the Outer Banks of North Carolina was Oregon Inlet Campground, another National Park Service campground part of the Cape Hatteras National Seashore. Like Ocracoke and Frisco, this campground has no RV hook-ups, and the bathroom showers are unheated. This campground is relatively flat, and you will get a little […]
As sad as we were to leave Ocracoke, we had places to go and more of the Outer Banks to see! Next stop: Frisco Campground, also part of the Cape Hatteras National Seashore. Another ferry ride for the RV Remember how we said that Ocracoke is an island with no bridges? That means we got […]
Kathryn Abbey Hanna Park in Jacksonville was our first RV park after we officially hit the road full-time. We loved it and hated that we only got one night there. So on the way back out of Florida, we decided to stay a few nights more. By the entrance to the park, we were greeted […]
Fort Desoto Park is one of Florida’s most beautiful and as such tends to be booked up well in advance. If you’re not a planner (hi there), you can get one of their hold-back sites on Friday mornings starting at 7 am. And you can keep it for as long as seven days. How to […]
Our stay at Curry Hammock State Park lasted a good long stretch: from Christmas Eve Eve until January 4th. And we only had to move sites once! One of the benefits of staying at Curry Hammock is that it is a reasonable bike ride into Marathon. Key Largo, Key West, and Marathon are the closest […]
December 1st we arrived and began camping at Long Key State Park in the Florida Keys. It was a bit of a haul from Savannas, though. We’re quickly learning that reasonable car trips can be taxing RV drives. As I’m writing this, we have now been to all of the Florida State Parks that allow […]
This is not the ideal way to RV, at least not for us. At this pace, we almost didn’t put the slides out. Almost. But traveling on a holiday weekend with no reservations, we took what we could get and moved on. Thankfully, we still got to enjoy each of the parks we visited. Kathryn […]