This campground had a small lake on its grounds. The kids swam, floated, dove into the lake, and had a blast. Not being a water person, I just admired it from a distance. There was even a coordinated golf cart parade for the Fourth of July. Martha’s Vineyard, about two...
When we stay at an RV park, we often travel to the towns we wish to visit. We take the truck if the distance is far, but if we can, we enjoy riding our bikes to venture out. Rose Beach RV resort was very close to the beach. After speaking...
Pinehirst RV Resort is very close to the pier. One evening we went for a stroll on the beach. The pier is uneventful, but I did get a good picture from the shoreline. As luck would have it, at the park’s entrance was a place where we could purchase fresh...
Camden State Park was nestled in the woods and offered many hiking trails. The spectacular view of the summit of Battie Mountain is stunning as it overlooks Camden Harbor and Penobscot Bay. The stone tower is a memorial for all those serving in WWI. The hike up Megunticook Mt. was...
On recommendations of a local, it was suggested we visit the third part of Acadia National Park. It is the only part of the park on the mainland. The other two areas are on Mount Desert Island. As you can surmise, it’s a pretty big park. It was a fifty-minute...