Hello to all,
I havent been on this forum in quite some time (life's demands and all that) We are planning a trip from Connecticut to South Carolina at the end of July. (number one Son is getting married) Any suggestions on travel routes and a stopover destination would be apprieciated. I figure to travel 6 to 8 hours a day. This should put us somewhere in Virginia, for the first night. We are staying in Table Rock state park for the first few days in S.C. then it's off to Myrtle Beach.
Thanks
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Sorry,
I should say our start and finish locations. We are starting in Oxford, Ct. I-84 Our destination is Landrum, SC. that is located south of Ashville NC. on the west side of the state.
Munchkin
munchkin wrote: Sorry,I should say our start and finish locations. We are starting in Oxford, Ct. I-84 Our destination is Landrum, SC. that is located south of Ashville NC. on the west side of the state.
Munchkin
Quote: We do the north/south a few times a year...I guess you are going from Oxford to Ashville[then the MB thing]...I go up 34 to 84 to 87 south at Newburgh to 287 at Sufferin,NY then to 78[45 miles] then to 81...We,also leave from Oxford....it is 387 miles to Candyland c/g in Winchester,VA...about 7 hrs or so...[is another c/g in Harrisburg, Pa ]then stay on 81 to Whyetsville,Va and go 77 south to Statesville can pickup 40 to Ashville....nice c/g in Whyesville called Ft Chiswell c/g.....have great trip...Chuck
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I would suggest Pocahontas State Park for a stop over, it's about midway through Va, just a couple exits south of Richmond. It's far enough off the interstate to give you a peaceful stop, has back-in AND pull through sites, water & electric and a dump station on the way out. They added a brand new camping loop last year too! Pocahontas SP website
I got some pictures posted (does NOT include the new loop)... Pocahontas CG Review
Also, from the directions on the official website, I would recommend the Rt-288 entry, it's quickest & four lane!
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