Wytheville

2017 New England, Road Trip, Virginia

Many times we’ve stopped at the Wytheville KOA but always for a single night’s stay on trips between North Carolina and northeastern Ohio. This time we paused for a long weekend. Got pizza the first night, had an opportunity for a delightful conversation with one of the owners, met some other T@B owners, went in search of an independent hardware store that’s no longer there, had coffee and a treat downtown, learned a little more about this crossroads town, set up an outdoor kitchen under the new awning, fired up some charcoal for a grill night, and hatched some plans for a rambling trip back to WNC. It’s been a good sojourn here and has opened our eyes to possibilities of future adventures at this locale.

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