Mid-Atlantic States

Written by Phil & Sue

Thursday, 25 February 2010

Mid-Atlantic States Delaware

Washington D.C.	Pennsylvania
Georgia	Virginia
Maryland	West Virginia

North Carolina

Delaware

We have not stayed in the fine state of Delaware yet. Check back soon.

Washington D.C.

I’m not 100% sure there is a RV park in the District. And if there is, I’m not sure we would be willing to take on the D.C. traffic to get there. But you never know, so check back.

Georgia

Eagles Roost RV Resort, Lake Park, GA

There are some parks that you spend hours out and about in. For us this was not one of them. It was not the park’s fault. The park is a nicely appointed large park right off the highway with smooth interior roads and FHU. The fault lies with the weather – a constant cold, windy rain with tornados raging in the beginning of January just to the east of us. Along with the weather we had some awful campers pull in at midnight, bang around until two o’clock, and pull out at six after banging around for another hour. But, as I said, it was not the park’s fault and we would probably stay here again.

Maryland

As of yet we have not stayed here. Check back soon.

North Carolina

Are you seeing a trend yet? We have not been here either. Maybe next winter.

Pennsylvania

Baker Hill

This quant setting outside of Carrolltown, PA is year round home to Clem, Sis, and Regina Baker. They provide all your meals and more soda than anyone should drink in a fun and friendly setting. Free electric. Not many paved or level sites. And it is free as long as you are married to Sue. If you are married to Sue, I highly recommend this place.