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Anybody have any places that I shouuld go? looking for tows,citys with great life, friendly people, lots to see in north america
| 33 Replies: « back 1 2 next » | deleted_77722 deleted Post Count: 7 Msg: #1 110 days ago, June 27th 2008 | Hi Guys, im just planning my trip to the us. Plan is to fly to NY end of August 08, and travel around in a motorhome for three months. after NY ill head for Chicargo, then head back down the East coast then down south, to Miami, across to New Orleans up to Memphis, further up into middle US the end up in California. | Anybody have any places that I shouuld go? looking for tows,citys with great life, friendly people, lots to see? Cheers Paul  familytimevacationrentals Matthew Tesdall Post Count: 2 Msg: #2 107 days ago, July 1st 2008 | Paul, on your way to California check out Zion National Park and Bryce Canyon both in Southern Utah they are beautiful national parks. We have a vacation rental business if you need help with accommodations let us know. <snip> Enjoy | [Edited: 11:36 - Jo Trouble - url removed. For advertising on TravelBlog see http://www.travelblog.org/advertising.html] deleted_77722 deleted Post Count: 7 Msg: #3 106 days ago, July 1st 2008 | Hi Matthew, | Thanks for that, a friend of mine I work with also suggested Zion National park, so will definatley vist, Ill be traveling in a motor home, can your site accomadate motor homes? Regards Paul familytimevacationrentals Matthew Tesdall Post Count: 2 Msg: #4 106 days ago, July 1st 2008 | Paul, | Yes the home in Cedar City has accommodations for a motor home. If you go onto our site and click on "vacation rentals" you will see them listed as "Executive Home" and the two "Town Homes" . Make sure you also check out Bryce Canyon. If you like to fish there are two lakes Pangtuitch Lake and Navajo Lake that are about 30-40 miles from Cedar City. If you look at a map you will see that Cedar City is centrally located between the two parks. Cedar City is also the home of the Shakespearean and Neil Simon Festivals every summer/fall. So you if you are fan of live theater make sure to take in these activities as well Are going to pull a car with the motor home? Let me know if I can help with anything else....enjoy. HelpMeSaveYouMoney Andrew Green Post Count: 2 Msg: #5 106 days ago, July 1st 2008 | <snip> | [Edited: 12:16 - Mell - Promotional posting is against the forum rules. ]  cegrmr Ryan Rodriguez Post Count: 47 Msg: #6 105 days ago, July 2nd 2008 | Paul, | I don't have any fantastic places of interest that you may visit, but I have do a word of warning. If you can, please avoid some of the midwestern states that are going through their floods right now: Missouri, Iowa, etc. I just don't want to see you guys as vacationers being put in harm's way. Stay safe and enjoy The United States. Sincerely, Ryan M. Rodriguez deleted_77722 deleted Post Count: 7 Msg: #7 105 days ago, July 2nd 2008 | hi Ryan, | Thanks for the waning, I will be keeping an eye on the weather forcasts whist im in the US, as you quite rightly say last thing I want is a flood or tornadeo to deal with. Thanks again. Paul symonds symonds Post Count: 1 Msg: #8 104 days ago, July 3rd 2008 | Very nice to travel those areas. I became enjoyed when i travel those areas. | ----------- symonds Addiction Recovery Delaware [Edited: 16:41 - symonds ] cegrmr Ryan Rodriguez Post Count: 47 Msg: #9 101 days ago, July 7th 2008 | Paul, | No probs. I wish you the best in your travels and endeavors. Oh yeah... if you can, check out Yosemite National Park. Such wonders there! =D Sincerely, Ryan M. Rodriguez DJark DJ Post Count: 7 Msg: #10 97 days ago, July 10th 2008 | I go with Ryan about Yosemite National Park. It's a beautiful place to visit. If you want to see a preview of it check it here: www.mapjack.com/Yosemite I also would recommend Lake Tahoe: www.mapjack.com/LakeTahoe | Good luck on your trip. hey L A david pineo Post Count: 1 Msg: #11 96 days ago, July 11th 2008 | Paul, | 2 things come to mind.... New York: Visit Yankee Stadium for the last time before they tear it down. Austin, Texas is awesome! They have their huge music festival Austin City Limits September 26-28. [Edited: 07:45 - hey L A ] cegrmr Ryan Rodriguez Post Count: 47 Msg: #12 96 days ago, July 11th 2008 | I agree with David P. Austin is absolutely fun, but only when their is a conference of some sort going on... otherwise, you may be aching to get out. Also, check online for the "weirdest tourist traps in America". I went to Mystery Spot one year and also the Dinosaurs out in the middle of the desert towards Palm Springs, CA. Kinda random, but really funny what people in the middle of no-where will do for tourist dollars. | Ryan deleted_77722 deleted Post Count: 7 Msg: #13 94 days ago, July 13th 2008 | Thanks very much Guys for all your suggestions. My travel plan is coming together nicely now thanks to your help. What I need more of now is where can I park my motor home if I don’t find an official parking site? Will I be able to just pull up on the road of pull into a car park for the night? Any help with your diving regulations would be great. | Cheers Paul cegrmr Ryan Rodriguez Post Count: 47 Msg: #14 94 days ago, July 13th 2008 | Rest stops and KOA's (campsites of America), both have showers and certain necessities that you would need. Also, check out the major truck stops along the interstates... they are mini-cities (something to marvel at)!!! | Ryan deleted_77722 deleted Post Count: 7 Msg: #15 94 days ago, July 13th 2008 | Thanks Ryan, | spiderwoman Marie Turnock Post Count: 2 Msg: #16 88 days ago, July 19th 2008 | A great place to visit with lots of friendly people is Eureka Springs, Arkansas. They make you feel like you are their next door neighbor. If you have a chance you might want to check it out. Also here is a website with photos of some of the things that go on in Eureka Springs. www.seeeureka.com |  5user5 Joshua Atteberry Post Count: 18 Msg: #17 88 days ago, July 20th 2008 | I disagree with cegrmr, I think Austin is better when those festivals are not going on. You can actually get around and get into shows. You also get to meet the real Austinites who are most times more laid back and friendly than the people who flood the city during those festivals. | cegrmr Ryan Rodriguez Post Count: 47 Msg: #18 86 days ago, July 21st 2008 | Joshua, | I agree with your ideals. Maybe because I'm not a local, the (off) season in Austin seems a little stagnant for me. I feel the same as you do, in regards to my old hometown San Francisco. It's way better when no tourists are there. I love the wintertime there. People are nicer and traditionally genuine. Just understand that my point of view comes from a different scene and background, altogether. And is by no means to be taken from the negative stance. Sincerely, Ryan M. Rodriguez 5user5 Joshua Atteberry Post Count: 18 Msg: #19 86 days ago, July 21st 2008 | I understand and I didn't take it as negative. I guess what I was kinda trying to say is if your there during something like SXSW and don't have a pass then it might be a bit crappy. That is unless you know a local who knows about the free shows and free booze. |  thejagman charlie hartley Post Count: 4 Msg: #20 77 days ago, July 30th 2008 | When you on the southern part of your trip to Miami. I would suggest a visit to St. Augustine Fl. located on the northeast coast. St. Augustine is the Nations oldest city. There is alot to see and do here. Plenty of history, sightseeing, shopping, and wonderful beaches. There are several campgrounds close to the city and on the beaches. I hope you enjoy your trip. | 33 Replies: « back 1 2 next » | Number of Users: 22 | Number of Posts: 33 33 Replies: « back 1 2 next » | | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
