We hit a few pockets of traffic, but nothing horrible, on the way up the road. I think the longest one had us about 20-30 minutes of sitting in traffic.
At some point during the day, the KOA staff emailed us asking a couple of questions & promptly responded after we did. Once there, check-in went smoothly.
Prior to our stay, it had rained several days, so the ground was a little soft & there was a good bit of mud on the ground.
We were in spot B7 & had a great sunset view.
This is basically same as the picture below, but you can see how muddy it was here. |
We curled up in bed with the furbabies and had a good night's sleep. Got up the next morning, had breakfast, and packed up. We also had to winterize the coach. Thankfully, our manual has a detailed procedure of how to winterize. Thank goodness for that! We got on the road and headed back up to the Northern VA area & tucked the Brave into it's space for the winter. We'll have to take her back out for state safety inspection and to get a couple of things fixed, but otherwise, she's staying put until March.
I'm not sure that we'd stay here for vacation purposes, but it was good for an over night stay.
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