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Post by mewhoisnew2roo on Oct 13, 2009 18:11:11 GMT -5
My friend and I are planning our spring break early this year, and the first and most appealing thing that came to mind was a week-long road trip from Virginia to California and back. We have, of course, considered the usual coastal beaches, but we're interested in seeing a good bit more this year.
The initial itinerary would look like...
Friday Early Afternoon: Leave central VA Friday Evening: Stop in Tennessee to camp Saturday Morning: Spend a few hours in Nashville or Memphis. Continue westward. Saturday Evening: Stop in Oklahoma to camp Sunday Morning/Evening: Continue on until Albuquerque and spend an evening there before camping. Monday Morning: Spend a little more time in Albuquerque before continuing on. Monday Evening: Arrive in Huntington Beach to camp Tuesday Morning-Evening: Spend the day in California. Maybe go down to San Diego Wednesday Morning-Evening: Leave for Albuquerque to camp again Thursday Morning-Evening: Continue on to Oklahoma Friday Morning-Evening: Keep on until Tennessee Saturday: Head home.
I have several months to plan things out and edit some destinations, but I've read that there are some great sites throughout several of the states that we'd be crossing.
To anyone with experience with a trip like this: aside from saving money and preparing equipment, can any make any comments on this idea (suggested destinations, travel tips, etc.)? Camping seems much easier and cheaper than reserving hotel rooms and from what I've read, each of the states I've mentioned are full of very nice camp sites.
My friend and I are planning our spring break early this year, and the first and most appealing thing that came to mind was a week-long road trip from Virginia to California and back. We have, of course, considered the usual coastal beaches, but we're interested in seeing a good bit more this year.
The initial itinerary would look like...
Friday Early Afternoon: Leave central VA Friday Evening: Stop in Tennessee to camp Saturday Morning: Spend a few hours in Nashville or Memphis. Continue westward. Saturday Evening: Stop in Oklahoma to camp Sunday Morning/Evening: Continue on until Albuquerque and spend an evening there before camping. Monday Morning: Spend a little more time in Albuquerque before continuing on. Monday Evening: Arrive in Huntington Beach to camp Tuesday Morning-Evening: Spend the day in California. Maybe go down to San Diego Wednesday Morning-Evening: Leave for Albuquerque to camp again Thursday Morning-Evening: Continue on to Oklahoma Friday Morning-Evening: Keep on until Tennessee Saturday: Head home.
I have several months to plan things out and edit some destinations, but I've read that there are some great sites throughout several of the states that we'd be crossing.
To anyone with experience with a trip like this: aside from saving money and preparing equipment, can any make any comments on this idea (suggested destinations, travel tips, etc.)? Camping seems much easier and cheaper than reserving hotel rooms and from what I've read, each of the states I've mentioned are full of very nice camp sites.
Thanks.
I've driven from Alabama to LA.
With stops in Memphis, Little Rock, OK City, somewhere in Texas, Albuquerque, Phoenix and then LA.
HAHAHA - when I first read this my thought was "wait a min LA is in Alabama - you can't drive FROM Alabama to Lower Alabama - you're still in the same state."
HAHAHA - when I first read this my thought was "wait a min LA is in Alabama - you can't drive FROM Alabama to Lower Alabama - you're still in the same state."
When I first read it, my initial thought was that HGH took a really roundabout way to go from Alabama to Louisiana.
