We drove our coach 138 miles, about three hours of driving, from White River Junction, Vermont to Wells, Maine.

Here’s a map showing our route, heading east:

An interactive map, with potential stops pinned:

Heading down a narrow road in the campground; fortunately we didn’t meet anyone trying to come up the hill:

I-89 South:

Weigh Station Rest Area closed for the season… why would you need to close a rest area?

Exit to I-93 South:

Rest area:

New Hampshire Welcome Center plus Liquor & Wine Outlet… weird to sell alcohol at rest areas, but seems common in this area:

A very cute welcome center:

Lunch:

I-93 South:

Exit to I-95 toll road:

Toll plaza; we took the rightmost lane as it looked a bit wider:

Maine state line on Piscataqua River bridge:

“Maine; Welcome Home; The Way Life Should Be”:

Route 1 North:

Rainbow crosswalk in Ogunquit:

Arriving at Thousand Trails Moody Beach:

Mini golf out front:

Entrance gate; needed to buzz the office to be let in:

Our site:

We drove our coach 249 miles, about five hours of driving, from Ravenna, Ohio to St Clair, Michigan.

Here’s a map showing our route, heading west then north:

An interactive map, with potential stops pinned:

“Is your TV Antennae Down?” — okay, pedantically that should be either “are” or “antenna”:

Leaving West Branch State Park:

High arching bridge over rail line:

Ohio Turnpike I-80 West:

“Trucks and slower traffic use left lane”; unusual:

Large service plaza truck parking:

Service plaza food court:

BK and Starbucks coffee for lunch:

Paladin in his dash bed with some roadworks:

Ohio turnpike I-80/90 West:

Another service plaza, with RV elctrical hookups!:

Toll plaza:

I-280 North:

Oregon?!

Bridge over Maumee River in Toledo:

I-75 North:

“Welcome to Pure Michigan”:

Not the best road surface:

TA fuel stop:

I-75 North:

“Speed limit 70, truck speed 65, minimum speed 55”:

“Welcome to Thousand Trails St Clair”:

Gate:

Our site:

We drove our coach 178 miles, about three hours of driving, from Gloucester, Virginia to College Park, Maryland.

We had planned to drive double that distance to our next destination, which would have been over six hours driving, but we wisely decided to split that up into two legs. We prefer to limit travel days to around three hours.

Here’s a map showing our route, heading north:

An interactive map:

Leaving our site:

Exiting the campground:

Fun with zoom:

Drawbridge:

I-64 West:

I-95 North:

Exit:

Fuel stop:

Parking with trucks; since we can’t reverse with our toad attached, we need to find back-to-back sites we can pull through:

Heading in for lunch:

Popeyes for lunch:

Back to our coach:

Paladin on the dash:

Oversize load:

Lots of traffic on the other side:

Fun with zoom:

Paladin on the dash:

National Museum of the Marine Corps:

Truck rest area:

Heavy traffic:

Breakdown?

“Caution Horses”:

Lanes divide:

Woodrow Wilson Memorial Bridge:

Maryland Welcomes You:

I-95 and I-495 North:

Swoopers; two cars going into the lane in front of us:

Exit to College Park:

Arriving at Cherry Hill Park:

Security gate:

Our site:

In order to get to our site we needed to head between cabins to loop around:

Approaching our site: