We drove our coach 77 miles, only about 1.5 hours of driving, from Dunnellon, Florida to Clermont, Florida.

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

An interactive map:

After exiting our (very nice) site and looping around, we passed our site on the way to the check in area to toad up:

Exiting the campground:

A fuel stop:

Filling the DEF (Diesel Exhaust Fluid):

“Welcome to Florida’s Turnpike, The Less Stressway”:

Toll plaza when exiting the turnpike:

Arriving at Thousand Trails Orlando:

“Welcome to Thousand Trails Orlando; We Are Family”:

A long line to get sites:

At TTO people go to a parking lot then are guided to a site; you can request an area that you like, and are shown to that section, and can ask for a different site if you don’t like it. Kinda a hybrid between the usual Thousand Trails approach of first-come-first-served, where you roam around and find a vacant site, and the more typical assigned sites approach of other RV parks. Though Thousand Trails is moving to an assigned sites approach.

A bunch of RVs waiting to be guided to a site; this is where motorhomes untoad, too:

Guided to our site:

We drove our coach 155 miles, about three hours of driving, from Ozark, Alabama to Carrabelle, Florida. Our last travel day of 2024.

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

An interactive map:

US-231 South:

Lots of routes:

National Peanut Festival:

Big peanut:

“Welcome to the Free State of Florida”, and “Photo Opportunity at Welcome Center”:

“Campbellton, Gateway to Florida”:

Entering I-10 East:

Rest area, our only stop for this trip:

Blountstown mural:

Crossing Apalachicola River, where we entered Eastern Time Zone:

CR-67, a little narrow, but fine:

Lake Morality Road, also narrow, but only a couple of miles:

Arriving at our destination for the rest of 2024, Ho-Hum RV Park:

Following the coach to our site:

Arriving in our site: