Chenango Valley

2018 Northeast, New York, Road Trip

After a leisurely breakfast at the house with Ben & Lynda we quickly packed up and hitched up our T@B 400 which had been patiently parked in the driveway while we’d ventured off to Boston. Instead of staying to watch the Fourth of July Parade march past the house, we left town and headed west. It’s a busy camping weekend but we’d managed to get two nights in Chenango Valley State Park near Binghamton NY, thanks to the Allstays app and the ReserveAmerica website. With pleasant weather we enjoyed the drive through western Mass and eastern upstate NY, across the Hudson and into the Catskills! Now it’s time to just sit back and enjoy the sounds of nature amid the cacophony of kids playing mixed with the aroma of dozens of campfires! The next few days will be our interlude between the excitement of family visits and the festivities with friends at üCamp.

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  1. Debi Ford
    Debi Ford on July 10, 2018 at 9:13 pm

    Loving the new layout and the email notification, makes catching up a breeze’

    Safe travels!

    Debi and family ❤️

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