Here’s what’s happening with us....

The dogs and I have been here before. This was Stephanies first time. It makes for a long first day drive, almost 8 hours, but usually the nights don’t go below freezing. Unlike last year, we arrived during the daylight making setup very easy. Last year it was dark when i arrived. I had to single handedly, back the brand new trailer without hitting anything. This year we were lucky to get a pull through. The park is a great place to stay for transient folks. One night here then on to Jones Lake State Park, NC

As the days counted down, we were crossing our fingers that we were going to be able to start the adventure on time….unfortunately the night before we left, it snowed 10cm and the roads were icy and snow covered. It was a long wait. Tomorrow is supposed to b better !

Night 2 – Time to de-winterize… Stephanie is still at home preparing for her flight to Myrtle Beach. We were assigned site 8, which was next to the one we were assigned last year (Site 7 – where Site 8’s sewage flows right beside the fire ring ). Although we were hoping for one of the larger sites, I think this is where the area they put the one nighters. It’s a nice park, but it looks like they cater to both transient and long term campers. The office staff are great! I forgot to get a picture of the site….. 🙂

The first leg is aways the longest…. Me and the dogs left at 8:00 to be able to travel the first destination. Last year we stayed at a hotel (CA$240). This year the weather was cooperating so we stayed at this RV park (CA$60). Unfortunately we arrived after dark, and also had to contend with some rain showers. After a couple of walks around the park, then dinner, it was early to bed.

This was a one night stay over between parks. We found out, that, this is actually their specialty. They really don’t have long staying visitors, but at this time of year they rely on transiting Snow Birds. The weather continues to be horrible. Rain, wind, and cooler temperatures.

Here we are, back to Myrtle Beach. We last visited here when the dogs were still puppies, now they are almost two years old. This is one of our favorite spots. In the end we will be here for 8 nights (it was supposed to be 9, but if you read the last post, you will see why…. The dogs absolutely love the ocean. It was todays highlight.