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Maritime Trip Day 01, August 23, 2010 - Our trip begins at Petoskey KOA, leaving at 9:15 A.M.--15 minutes ahead of schedule as everyone was ready and excited to begin! It was 67 degrees and overcast. Our first stop was at the Brutus Camp Deli for breakfast. Looks like a hunting lodge inside and the food is all homemade and delicious! .
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Maritime Trip Day 02, August 24, 2010 65 degrees and overcast - Our second day was a travel day. We were up early (for us), had breakfast in our campers and left the Soo Locks Campground at 8:40 a.m. After paying the toll ($3.50 for us, $8.25 for the Roses) to cross the bridge into Canada, we arrived at the border/customs crossing.
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Maritime Trip Day 03, August 25, 2010 20 degrees C (68 degrees F) and sunny - The campground's name was true to form—it was a Misty Morning on the Lake as we left at 9:45 am. Our first Canadian gas station experience cost $1.03 per liter or about $4.00 per gallon but it was Full Service! There was tons of construction along the way to Ottawa which makes
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Maritime Trip Day 04, August 26, 2010 16 degrees C (62 degrees F) and partly cloudy (rain during the night) Early up today to catch the Grayline bus from our campground into Ottawa. The city tour was 1 ½ hours giving a great overview. Ottawa is the capital with a Parliament building, many museums, several old
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Maritime Trip Day 05, August 27, 2010 10 degrees C (51 degrees F) and sunny. We were up early, again, to catch the Grayline bus into downtown Ottawa. We went to line up to watch the changing of the guard up close (including a full dress marching band with bagpipes). We had seen it yesterday from the tour bus but wanted
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Maritime Trip Day 06, August 28, 2010 22 degrees C (72 degrees F) and sunny. Today we took a step back in time to visit the Rideau Canal waterways system. Built in the 1830s to open the waterways to commerce, the system has 47 locks raising/lowering the boats approximately 150 feet from beginning to end. Lockmasters continue
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Maritime Trip Day 07, August 29, 2010 29 degrees C (85 degrees F) and sunny. The owner of the KOA, Dave Barton, stopped by our site this morning and presented us with 4 tickets to ride the Rockport Cruise out to Boldt Castle. We were thrilled as we had planned to do just that tour today! It was a pleasant half hour ride in the St. Lawrence Seaway through the
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Maritime Trip Day 08, August 30, 2010 30 degrees C (86 degrees F) and sunny. We left the KOA after a pleasant outdoor breakfast at our garden campsite. We said goodbye & thank yous to the Bartons. It was a beautiful drive along the River's edge until we hit the expressway. The traffic around Montreal was heavy, especially with trucks. We gassed up at an oasis type
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Maritime Day 09 August 31, 2010 VERY hot (36 degrees C/ 90 degrees F) & hazy. We left around 10:00 am after a breakfast together on the picnic table. It was already getting too hot to enjoy sitting outside! It was a short 3 hour drive to the Village of Levis, across the river from Quebec City. We are staying at a B&B named Au Gré Du Vent. It is a lovely 3 story
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Maritime Trip Day 10, September 1, 2010 36 degrees C (94 degrees F) and hazy. The B&B breakfast was yummy even though the kitchen was all torn up. Jean and Michele are remodeling and the project was to be done in May but, just like at home, everything takes longer & costs more than planned! We had fresh made bread, jams, fruit, juices, yogurt with granola & berries,
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Maritime Trip Day 11 September 2, 2010 32 degrees C (86 degrees F) cloudy and hazy. Another enjoyable breakfast with eggs, ham, bread, cheese, fruit, jam, juice, chocolate banana bread, tea and coffee. There were 6 other travelers for breakfast from North Carolina and Texas. We shared stories with them.
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Maritime Trip Day 11 September 2, 2010 32 degrees C (86 degrees F) cloudy and hazy. Another enjoyable breakfast with eggs, ham, bread, cheese, fruit, jam, juice, chocolate banana bread, tea and coffee. There were 6 other travelers for breakfast from North Carolina and Texas. We shared stories with them.
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Maritime Trip Day 13 September 04, 2010 57 degrees F, rainy and windy. Going to Michigan for the Summer affords us the opportunity to miss the Hurricane season in Florida, so here we are in Metis Sur Mer, Quebec, Canada watching the wind and rain offered by Hurricane Earl! The folks here are thrilled as it has been nearly 30 days withoutrain and the water table was very low...
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Maritime Trip Day 14 September 05, 2010 57 degrees F, sunny but windy. Hurricane Earl dropped much needed rain water here in the Gasp Peninsula but today it is sunny and cool. We were all up early so decided to leave ahead of schedule! By 8:30 we were rolling down the road with a 320 mile drive ahead. It did not start off well because we missed the first turn
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Maritime Trip Day 15 September 06, 2010 57 degrees F, sunny and very windy. What a beginning to the day—ice cold water in the shower—brrrrrrr and we got to pay for the water! We left in Wayne's coach to drive to the Bay of Fundy and Hopewell Rocks about an hour from our campground. It turned out to be a lovely sunny, cool day with lots of wind (maybe remnants of
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Maritime Trip Day 16 September 07, 2010 68 degrees F, cloudy. Luckily, the hot water was back on at the campground! After breakfast in the campers, we got gas and were on the road at 9:50 AM. There is a light drizzle and the temperature has dropped to 64°. We took the back roads through small towns to get to Prince Edward Island (PEI).
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Maritime Trip Day 17 September 08, 2010 57 degrees F, drizzle There was a spectacular sunrise this morning over the bay where the campers are parked at the KOA in Cornwall! We were off today in the rental car to explore Prince Edward Island. We headed Northwest towards Cavendish about 50 kilometers away. The country side is lush and hilly with lots of farms and old country-type houses.
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Maritime Trip Day 18 September 09, 2010 70 degrees F, mostly sunny. With no specific plans for today, we all slept in! We tried out our new egg poacher for breakfast. It worked pretty well and along with fresh baked cinnamon rolls from a bakery (we visited yesterday), we enjoyed a grand camper meal!
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Maritime Trip Day 19 September 10, 2010 59 degrees F, cloudy. Today is Ferry Boat day so we were all up early to drive one hour to catch the "Confederation" from Woods Island, Prince Edward Island to Pictou, Nova Scotia (NS). The weather was a bit too cool to ride outside the entire trip but we all walked out and enjoyed the view.
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Maritime Trip Day 20 September 11, 2010 54 degrees F, mostly sunny It seems quite odd to be remembering 9-11 from a foreign country, but people here remember it, too. We had a wonderful picnic breakfast with the red squirrel visiting for another free handout! How some creatures do adapt to human invasion!
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Maritime Trip Day 21 September 12, 2010 51 degrees F, cloudy & drizzle on & off. Last night was the coldest night so far but we all stayed toasty warm in our campers, going to the shower house, however, was another story! We dressed in layers for warmth as most of our day would be spent outdoors.
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Maritime Trip Day 22 September 13, 2010 51 degrees F, cloudy. Today's planned adventure was touring the Cabot Trail, a 290 kilometer (180 mile) drive around the Cape Breton, Nova Scotia. It took us 8 hours! The Trail winds through stunning landscapes, along the Margaree River and through the rugged Highlands. The seashore is visible for most of the journey.
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Maritime Trip Day 23 September 14, 2010 47degrees F, sunny and no wind! We slept in today as it was to be a short travel day. Although it is colder, it is sunny and pleasant with no wind blowing. Bill returned our rental car and we had a late breakfast at the camper. We pulled out about 10:30 and drove 3 hours to Scotia Pine Campground in Truro, NS.
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Maritime Trip Day 24 September 15, 2010 57degrees F, cloudy (it rained during the night). Our campground was near a railroad track, so I enjoyed the sounds and rumblings from the train during the night. It reminded me of my childhood. We slept in, ate breakfast and left for Peggy's Cove at 11:30. We past the mid-point between the North Pole and the Equator, the 45 º Latitude—the same as Petoskey!
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Maritime Trip Day 27 September 18, 2010 41 degrees F, Sunny.
Happy Anniversary, Mom & Dad! We love you!
When I went to the shower house at 7:30 am, I could see my breath! They don't believe in heated 'washhouses' at the Canadian campgrounds we visited but the shower had plenty of hot water (for 50 cents!).
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Maritime Trip Day 28 September 19, 2010 47 degrees F, Foggy, later sunny. No hurry today since most things to see open at 12:00 since it is Sunday. There was a heavy fog over the Bay when we got up but it cleared as the sun came out. The campsite has a great view of the water and the Hydro plant across the way.
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Maritime Trip Day 29 September 20, 2010 47 degrees F, Still dark when we left, later partly cloudy/sunny. On the dark road by 5:45 am to Digby to catch the ferry to Saint Johns, New Brunswick. I now remember that I do not like riding/driving in the dark. The ship had very few vehicles and people on it compared to their capacity limit.
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Maritime Trip Day 30 September 21, 2010 54 degrees F, Sunny and windy. Hurrah! We slept in today, ate a late breakfast, and headed out to the Kingsbrae Garden, a 5 minute drive from our campground. It was a beautiful, cool and sunny day to stroll through the many sections of the Garden.
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Maritime Trip Day 32 September 23, 2010 55 degrees F, Sunny. As we prepared to leave Canada, we shopped at one last farmer's market. Located in the town square in St. Andrews by the Sea, it was an eclectic mix of homemade crafts, baked goods and farm produce. We stayed away from the produce, as much as we love it, because the border crossing web site says no fresh fruits or veggies are allowed in the US.
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Maritime Trip Day 33 September 24, 2010 60 degrees F, Raining. It started raining in the middle of the night and continued until 11:00 am. We drove to a local Farmer's Market in Southwest Harbor, a community a short distance from the campground. It was a small gathering but we visited with a local cranberry grower who explained the picking process and the storage of fresh cranberries.
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Maritime Trip Day 34 September 25, 2010 65 degrees F, Mostly Sunny. Acadia National Park (the first national park) was on the agenda for today. This area was created 500 million years ago by glaciers and erosion. We purchased a CD at the Visitor's Center for $13.00 that included a map. Today was a "free entry day".
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Maritime Trip Day 35 September 26, 2010 51 degrees F, Raining. We started the day with "The Best Ever Blueberry Pancake Breakfast"--at least that is what the KOA at Bar Harbor called it. It would have been a nice outdoor event except it was raining—so we got it to go and ate it in the warmth of the Rose's camper! Actually the Maine blueberries are little and quite delicious!
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Maritime Trip Day 36 September 27, 2010 50 degrees F, Wet from raining. We left the campground early (8:00 am) and stopped at a McDonald's for drive through breakfast! Bill and Wayne wanted to stop at the Sabre Boat Manufacture and see the plant in operation. After their one hour tour, they both walked away without a purchase—Hurrah!
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Maritime Trip Day 37 September 28, 2010 57 degrees F, Partly Cloudy. Today was a relaxing day at the Twin Mountains KOA, sleeping late and doing laundry until 1:00 when we got all dressed up. We left in the van to enjoy High Tea at the magnificent Mount Washington Hotel, built in 1902, in nearby Bretton Woods, NH.
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Maritime Trip Day 38 September 29, 2010 64 degrees F, Overcast. Leaving Twin Mountain KOA at 8:20, we stopped for breakfast at Munroe's Family Restaurant just a few minutes from our campground. Enjoyed the Redneck Benny—a homemade biscuit with 2 sausage patties, 2 poached eggs, and sausage gravy plus grits! We drove on through magnificent views of the mountains and many more scenes of Fall colors through Stowe, Vermont to get to Burlington.
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Maritime Trip Day 39 September 30, 2010 57 degrees F, Raining all day and all night. After breakfast in the campers, we headed into Lake Placid to do a little shopping, ice cream eating at Ben and Jerry's, and grocery shopping at the Price Chopper. Lake Placid is the home of the 1932 and 1980 Winter Olympics.
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Maritime Trip Day 40 October 1, 2010 57 degrees F, Still Raining. This is our 40th day on the road and I'm wondering if we should have built an ark—there are flash flood warnings all around us! We decide to head out anyway because the rain is letting up further south from here. Breaking down camp in a drizzle is no fun but at least it was not hard, pelting rain. By 11:00 am we head for Rome, New York. The scenery in the Adirondack Mountains was picturesque with waterfalls roaring at every turn and the Ausable River overflowing its banks everywhere.
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Maritime Day 41 October 2, 2010 47 degrees F, Sunny. We are staying at the Villages at Turning Stone Campground, an Oneida Indian Nations RV Resort. There is a huge Casino just down the road from here, (not normally our thing but it was the only campground around this area). It is a quiet place with our sites on a pond full of Canadian Geese and Mallard Ducks.
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Maritime Day 45 October 6, 2010 50 degrees F, Overcast. Breakfast out at Cracker Barrel got a 4-0 vote, so off we went at 9:30. Onward to the Civil War Battlefield at Antietam at Sharpsburg, Maryland. The battle fought here was the bloodiest one-day battle of the Civil War with 23,000 men killed, wounded or missing at the end of September 17, 1862.
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Maritime Day 46 October 7, 2010 57 degrees F, Sunny. After breakfast in the campers, we drove to Lexington, Virginia to tour the Virginia Military Institute (VMI) and the George C. Marshall Museum. Bill is wearing shorts in anticipation of warm weather! After touring the VMI Museum we were quite impressed with the 171 year old university.
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Maritime Day 47 October 8, 2010 57 degrees F, Sunny & getting warmer today! Today was a travel day. We left Statesville at 10:15 heading for James Island, South Carolina near Charleston. The drive went fairly smooth especially for expressway traffic. We stopped for lunch at a Perkins in Summerville. We also found a BiLo grocery store to restock our staples.
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Maritime Day 49 October 10, 2010 64 degrees F, Sunny topping off at 87 degrees today. We slept in today ‘til 8:00, had breakfast at the campers then headed down the road at 11:00 to visit the Charleston Tea Plantation about 18 miles from here. It opens at noon so we had to wait a while at the gate.
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Maritime Day 50(Last Day) October 11, 2010 78 degrees F, Sunny 88 degrees by 11:00. We left the Coastal RV Resort at 11:00 am. Although there was no shade, this was a new, clean and modern campground with all paved sites and bushes separating each site. Just before we left, Lorene showed off her newly knitted scarf.
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Day 1 Mon August 23
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Petoskey, MI to Sault Ste. Marie, MI
Campground: Soo Locks Campground
Address: 1001 E. Portage Avenue.
GPS:84.32301W, 46.49297N
Phone: (906) 632-3191
Distance: 90 miles
Web Site: Click Here
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Day 2 Tue August 24
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Sault Ste. Marie, MI to Stonecliffe, ON
Campground: Morning Mist Resort
Address: 1256 Pine Valley Road.
GPS:77.87611W, 46.19803N
Phone: (888) 356-1113
Distance: 356 miles
Web Site: Click Here
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Day 3 Wed August 25
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Stonecliffe, ON to Nepean, ON
Campground: Ottawa Municipal Campground
Address: 411 Corkstown Road,
GPS:75.86730W, 45.32993N
Phone: (613) 828-6632
Distance: 132 miles
Web Site: Click Here
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Day 4 Thu August 26
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Ottawa, ON
Tour Ottawa via Grey Line Bus Tours.
Phone: (800) 297-6422 OR (613) 565-5463
Web Site: Click Here
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Day 5 Fri August 27
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Ottawa, ON
Tour Ottawa ByWard Market for Shopping.
Phone: (613) 562-3325
Web Site: Click Here
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Day 6 Sat August 28
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Nepean, ON to Ivy Lea, ON
Campground: 1000 Islands Ivy Lea KOA
Address: 514 1000 Islands Parkway, Lansdowne, ON
GPS:76.02295W, 44.36160N
Phone: (800) 562-2471 OR (613) 659-2817
Distance: 91 miles
Web Site: Click Here
Stops: Burritts Rapids Lock
GPS 75.79526W, 44.98001N
Nicholsons Lockstation GPS 75.81854W, 44.95105N
Merrickville Locks
GPS 75.83744W, 44.91781N
Kilmarnock Lock
GPS 75.93083W, 44.88457N
Smiths Falls Lock
GPS 76.02651W, 44.89501N
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Day 7 Sun August 29
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Ivy Lea, ON
Tour Boldt Castle, 3.5 hour cruise on Rockport Cruises.
Phone: (800) 563-3402 OR (613) 659-3402
Web Site: Click Here
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Day 8 Mon August 30
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Ivy Lea, ON to Montreal, QC Campground: Camping Alouette
Address: 3449 De L’Industrie
St-Mathieu-de-Beloeil, QC
GPS:73.27226W, 45.59281
Phone: (450) 464-1661
Distance: 174 miles
Web Site: Click Here
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Day 9 Tue August 31
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Montreal, QC to Quebec, QC
B&B: Au Gre du Vent
Address: 2 Rue Fraser, Levis,Québec G6V 3R5
GPS 71.18479W, 46.81108N
Phone: (418) 838-9020
Distance: 308 miles
Web Site: Click Here
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Day 10 Wed September 1
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Tour Quebec City
Restaurant: Le Lapin Saute
Web Site: Click Here
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Day 11 Thu September 2
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Tour Quebec City
High Tea: Le Chateau Frontenac
Phone: (418) 692-3861
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Day 12 Fri September 3
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Quebec, QC to Metis Sur Mer, QC
Campground: Camping Annie
Address: 394, road 132, Métis-sur-Mer, Québec
GPS 68.03552W, 48.67079N
Phone: (418) 936-3825
Distance: 220 miles
Web Site: Click Here
Stops: Redford Gardens
Web Site: Click Here
Restaurant: Centre d’ Art
Web Site: Click Here
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Day 13 Sat September 4
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Riding out Huricane Earl on the Gaspe Peninsula
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Day 14 Sun September 5
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Metis Sur Mer, QC to Moncton, NB
Campground: Camper’s City RV Resort
Address: 138 Queensway Drive, Moncton, NB
GPS 64.82758W, 46.13270N
Phone: (506) 384-7867
(877)-512-7868
Distance: 302 miles
Web Site: Click Here
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Day 15 Mon September 6
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Tour Tidal Bore and/or Hopewell Rocks - Bay of Fundy
GPS 64.58253W, 45.82866N
Web Site: Click Here
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Day 16 Tue September 7
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Moncton, NB to Cornwall / Charlotte Town, PE
Campground: Cornwall/Charlottetown KOA
Address: 208 Ferry Road,
Cornwall, PE
PS 63.18754W, 46.21354N Phone: (902) 566-2421
(800) 562-4194
Distance: 90 miles
Web Site: Click Here
Tourist Info: Click Here
Ferry Info: Click Here
GPS 62.74833W, 62.74833N
Car Rental: Click Here
(902) 566-9955
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Day 17 Wed September 8
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Tour Prince Edward Island
Dining: Culinary Institute of Canada - Click Here
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Day 18 Thu September 9
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Shopping in Charlottetown
Catch up on repairs and relaxing at our campground
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Day 19 Fri September 10
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Cornwall, PE to Baddeck, NS
Campground: Badeck Cabot Trail Campground
Address: TC Hwy 105 and Beverly Hill Rd
GPS 60.85297W, 46.09044N
Phone: (902) 295-2288
(866) 404-4199
Distance: 205 miles
Web Site: Click Here
Tourist Info: Click Here
Car Rental: Click Here
(902) 295-2500
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Day 20 Sat September 11
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Day 21 Sun September 12
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Tour Fortress Louisbourg
Web Site: Click Here
GPS 59.99716W, 45.89592N
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Day 22 Mon September 13
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Day 23 Tue September 14
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Baddeck, NS to Truro, NS
Campground: Scocia Pines Campground
Address: 1911 Hwy #2, Hilden, NS
GPS 63.28815W, 45.28645N
Phone: (902) 893-3666
Distance: 165 miles
Web Site: Click Here
Tourist Info: Click Here
Stop1: Palliser Restaurant –
have lunch & see tidal bore
105 S Tidal Bore Rd, Truro, NS
Web Site : Click Here
GPS 63.32171W, 45.37133N
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Day 24 Wed September 15
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Day 25 Thu September 16
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Day 26 Fri September 17
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Truro, NS to Peggy’s Cove, NS
Campground: Wayside Campground
Address: 10295 Hwy 333, Glen Margaret, NS
GPS 63.91197W, 44.57888N
Phone: (902) 823-2547
Distance: 100 miles
Web Site: Click Here
Tourist Info: Click Here
Stop: Peggy’s Cove
Web Site: Click Here
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Day 27 Sat September 18
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Peggy’s Cove, NS to Granville Ferry, NS
Campground: Dunromin Campground
Address: 4618 Hwy 1, Granville, NS
GPS 65.50716W, 44.75753N
Phone: (902) 532-2808
Distance: 90 miles
Web Site: Click Here
Stop1: Mahone Bay, NS
Web Site: Click Here
Stop 2: Lunenburg, NS
Web Site: Click Here
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Day 28 Sun September 19
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Day 29 Mon September 20
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Granville Ferry, NS to St Andrews-by-the-sea
Campground: Kiwanis Ocean Front Campground
Address: 550 Water St., St Andrews, NB
GPS 67.03980W, 45.06944N
Phone: (506) 529-3439
Distance: 133 miles
Web Site: Click Here
Ferry: Click Here
Stop1: Reversing Falls, St Johns, NB
Web Site: Click Here
Tour: St Andrews, NB
Web Site: Click Here
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Day 30 Tue September 21
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Day 31 Wed September 22
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Tour St Andrews, NB
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Day 32 Thu September 23
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St Andrews-by-the-sea, NB to Bar Harbor, ME
Campground: Bar Harbor KOA
Address: 136 County Road
Bar Harbor, ME 04609
GPS: 68.36406W, 44.42134N
Phone: (207) 288-3520
Distance: 127 miles
Web Site: Click Here
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Day 33 Fri September 24
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Tour Bar Harbor and surrounding areas
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Day 34 Sat September 25
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Tour Acadia N.P.
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Day 35 Sun September 26
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Bar Harbor, ME to Freeport, ME
Campground: Freeport Village Campground
Address: 11 Dotens Lane
Freeport, ME 04032 GPS 71.53220W, 44.30476N
Phone: (207) 865-9227
Distance: 132 miles
Web Site: Click Here
Stop: L. L. Bean Flagship Store
95 Main Street, Freeport,
Maine 04032
GPS 70.13404W, 43.87402N
Web Site: Click Here
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Day 36 Mon September 27
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From Freeport, ME to Twin Mountains, NH
Campground: Twin Mountain KOA
Address: 372 Route 115
Twin Mountain , NH 03595
GPS 71.53220W, 44.30476N
Phone: (603) 846-5559
Distance: 105 miles
Web Site: Click Here
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Day 37 Tue September 28
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High Tea at the Mount Washington Hotel
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Day 38 Wed September 29
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From Twin Mountains, NH to Lake Placid, NY
Campground: Lake Placid KOA
Address: 77 Fox Farm Road
Wilmington, NY 12997
GPS -73.83543 W, 44.36395 N
Phone: (518) 946-7878
Distance: 153 miles
Web Site: Click Here
Ferry: Burlington - Fort Kent Ferry
GPS -73.22097 W, 44.47463 N
Web Site: Click Here
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Day 39 Thu September 30
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Tour Lake Placid Area
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Day 40 Fri October 1
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From Lake Placid, NY to Rome/Verona, NY
Campground: Villages at Turning Stone Campground
Address: 77 Fox Farm Road
Wilmington, NY 12997
GPS -73.83543 W, 44.36395 N
Phone: (518) 946-7878
Distance: 153 miles
Web Site: Click Here
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Days 41-44
Sat - Tue
Oct 2-5
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Rest Verona, NY Then to Owego, NY and on to Hagerstown, MD
Campground: Hickories Park
Address: 359 Hickories Park rd
Owego, NY 13827
GPS -76.225920W, 42.091328N
Phone: (607) 687-1199
Distance: 126 miles
Web Site: Click Here
Campground: Hagerstown KOA
Address:11759 Snug Harbor Ln
Williamsport, MD 21795
GPS -77.83642W, 39.63272N
Phone: (301) 223-7571
Distance: 250 miles
Web Site: Click Here
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Day 45 Wed October 6
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From Hagerstown, MD to Staunton, VA via Antietam Civil War Battlefield
Campground: Staunton KOA
Address: 484 Walnut Hills Rd
Staunton, VA 24401
GPS -79.09941W, 38.04802N
Phone: (540) 337-3920
Distance: 154 miles
Web Site: Click Here
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Day 46 Thu October 7
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From Staunton, VA to Statesville, NC via Virginia Military Institute
Campground: Statesville KOA
Address: 162 KOA Lane
Statesville, NC 28677
GPS -80.85797W, 35.73281N
Phone: (704) 873-5560
Distance: 237 miles
Web Site: Click Here
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Days 47-48
Fri - Sat
Oct 8-9
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Statesville, NC
to Charleston, SC
Campground: James Island County Park
Address: 871 Riverland Dr
Charleston, SC 29412
GPS -79.99193W, 32.73549N
Phone: (843) 795-4386
Distance: 250 miles
Web Site: Click Here
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Day 49 Sun October 10
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From Charleston, SC, to Brunswick, GA via Charleston Tea Plantation
Campground: Coastal GA RV Resort
Address: 287 South Port Pkwy
Brunswick, GA 31523
GPS -81.58249W, 31.13337N
Phone: (912) 264-3869
Distance: 203 miles
Web Site: Click Here
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Day 50 Mon October 11
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From Brunswick, GA to Orlando, FL
Campground: Disney’s Fort Wilderness Campground
Address: 4510 N Wilderness Tr
Lake Buena Vista, FL 32830
GPS -81.55524W, 28.39330N
Phone: (407) WDW-CAMP
Distance: 222 miles
Web Site: Click Here
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