Glad you enjoyed our home state. Perfect timing for foliage. One way to avoid north Conway madness is westside road. Runs parallel to the main road and avoids most of the traffic. Thanks for the great videos.
Yes. Finally we had great luck with the beautiful colors. We were here in the area 3 yrs ago camping, and it was a bust. Sure loved this campground. Now you tell me about a bypass in Conway? LOL
I camped there about 12-15 years ago and during the week we were there it poured for maybe 2 days straight. That trickling river turned into white water rapids overnight. Nice campground in a beautiful area from what I remember
Glad you are enjoying your travels out there. Really beautiful looking country. I got our Rockwood all winterized now as we are starting our below freezing temps here in North Dakota. Just got back a week or so ago from Teddy Roosevelt north unit. We stayed in our favorite Spot again, number 49 at Juniper Campground. Sound familiar?
Do you still use RV Trip Wizard for planning? I use it and am wondering if it’s adequate/accurate for avoiding low clearance bridges. I’m in the planning stage for a trip to the New England area and there sure are a bunch of low clearance bridges in that part of the country.
Yes, I still use it. Primarily for that reason, clearance. I'll check the route it has chosen, then use that same route on Google Maps on my phone. We just finished that trip to New England, and it did marvelously. It will show low clearance bridges, but if you zoom in on those, they are off your intended path. :) Hope you both have a ball!
Glad you enjoyed our home state. Perfect timing for foliage. One way to avoid north Conway madness is westside road. Runs parallel to the main road and avoids most of the traffic. Thanks for the great videos.
Yes. Finally we had great luck with the beautiful colors. We were here in the area 3 yrs ago camping, and it was a bust. Sure loved this campground. Now you tell me about a bypass in Conway? LOL
Sure Conway is busy, but it’s a cool little town. The Conway Scenic Railroad is nice, too.
Beautiful area! I can see why it’s a favorite now.
Yes, it was!
I camped there about 12-15 years ago and during the week we were there it poured for maybe 2 days straight. That trickling river turned into white water rapids overnight. Nice campground in a beautiful area from what I remember
Glad you liked it! :) We didn't get rain, thank heavens.
I love heavy rain on our trailer! Aluminum roof, just a tin can to be snug as a bug😁🤣😂😅😆😍🙋♀️🇨🇦❤️‼️
It has a very calming effect for me too.
Glad you are enjoying your travels out there. Really beautiful looking country. I got our Rockwood all winterized now as we are starting our below freezing temps here in North Dakota. Just got back a week or so ago from Teddy Roosevelt north unit. We stayed in our favorite Spot again, number 49 at Juniper Campground. Sound familiar?
You picked it right. I loved ND and SD. Sorry you are all winterized now. 😔
Are you driving up Mt. Washington? Without the trailer, of course!
We didn't get up that far. Conway sure screwed us up. LOL All of it was beautiful.
Do you still use RV Trip Wizard for planning? I use it and am wondering if it’s adequate/accurate for avoiding low clearance bridges. I’m in the planning stage for a trip to the New England area and there sure are a bunch of low clearance bridges in that part of the country.
Yes, I still use it. Primarily for that reason, clearance. I'll check the route it has chosen, then use that same route on Google Maps on my phone. We just finished that trip to New England, and it did marvelously. It will show low clearance bridges, but if you zoom in on those, they are off your intended path. :) Hope you both have a ball!
@@garlandstyle5797 Thanks!