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| Above, the motorhome at Graceland RV Park & Campground in Memphis. Photo by Armand Vaquer. |
Since I bought my RV, I have made three cross-country road trips in it. I consider a cross-country trip to be one that includes multiple states. It doesn't have to be coast-to-coast, in my opinion.
The first was from L.A. to Metropolis, Illinois with side trips to Memphis, Tennessee and Springfield, Illinois. The second was the Great American Eclipse trip to Idaho to see a total eclipse. Then, last year, a friend and I traveled to Cody, Wyoming and, from there, to the Black Hills of South Dakota with stops in-between.
RV Travel posted an article with video on five beginner tips for planning a cross-country road trip.
It begins with:
Have you ever wanted to do a cross-country road trip in your RV but don’t know how to start planning? The team from the Long Long Honeymoon is here to help.
In the video below, they share five tips for beginners planning a cross-country trip. For the record, the tips will work even if you are planning a cross-country trip in a car, as opposed to an RV.
To see the video and read more, go here.
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