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We’ve stayed at Cracker Barrel’s in Savannah, GA, Christiansburg, VA, Charlotte, NC, Richmond, VA, Columbia, SC and Myrtle Beach, SC. I have never had a bad night at any of them. They are great!
I love that you think 830am is an early start! I had to laugh out loud at that--Our early starts are 5am - We loveing call those wake and drive days and I have to say, the roads are great that early, and we can get a lot of miles behind us when we have to. Otherwise our late start mornings when we are trying to make miles is an 8am start! Love watching your journey and experiences. Thanks for continuing to share your lives with us!
That's a lot of miles in 1 day! Welcome to Az! I love all the info you pack into a video... The ferry, the travel restrictions in NM, CB parking experiences, etc. Thank you!
That's a lot for one vehicle. 800 miles pulling a trailer it's gonna be a looooooonnnnngggggg day. They'll definitely have road buzz when they're done😳
Our longest trip in one day was 840 miles (1,351 km). From Calgary, Alberta Canada to a Provincial Park just east of Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada. It took us approximately 17 hours with stops and we vowed to never do that distance again in one day.
My longest travel day was from Columbus Ohio to just east of Ottawa Ontario, about 650 miles. That was a long day and it took me a few days to recover since I was driving home from Denver. Great memories!
I've stayed at cracker barrel a few times they're pretty nice never had any issues there and I've had plenty of good meals. Like you mentioned I'm an advocate for arriving at my destination during daylight I hate pulling in at night. Stay well and happy. 😊
OMG.We felt like our trip from Flagstaff to Rockport TX was played in reverse watching this video. We stayed at the Benson Thousand Trails for Christmas week, stayed at the Keller KOA and had dinner with friends at Cracker Barrel and now staying in Rockport for the winter. And yes, was on that ferry with front row seats watching dolphins swim by and the long drive down Mustang Island beach. Needless to say we really enjoyed this video. Cheers.
We just stayed at a Cracker Barrel on the 85 in South Carolina and it was great. The freeway noise was noticeable but the breakfast was a good trade-off. Super nice people working there and they were super friendly and happy to "host" us overnight. Our 27" trailer with F250 fits well in a back spot.
Just watched this video and had to respond to your longest day request. Today and for the past 2 years, we limit our day to 500 miles max. In 2013, we had a family medical emergency and in one day, we covered 1,100 miles in one day driving. I would have stopped sooner but we couldn't find a place to stop for the night because everything was full. Every rests top and every truck stop was full and over capacity. I finally found a place to pull off for about 4 hours of sleep before finishing off the last 250 miles to Durham, NC.
Our longest drive, 1850 miles, Colorado Springs Colorado to Tampa Bay. 35.5 hours of driving. Changed off drivers every 2-3 hours and got cat naps in the passenger seat.
Exactly, we travel on a motorcycle, leave at 5-5:30am on travel days which misses the early morning traffic and the major heat of the day and are often at our destination by shortly after check-in time.
My day her just moved to Gilbert Az. with her husband. She's so homesick. She wants to come back home but he won't budge! Happy travels you guys. Much love from So.Cal.💟
We don’t need RVs In and parking lots Walmart or target or anywhere else if you’re going to retire and use an RV make sure you have money enough to pay for RV parking in campgrounds we don’t need people in tents and people changing there oil in parking lot living a homeless life style if you can afford it don’t start it there’s enough people sleeping on the streets already
We have been using the Cracker Barrel app for over a year now and it has always worked well for us and you can use it to get on the wait list if you choose to eat in the restaurant and they text you when your table is ready. We love using it! We also love Cracker Barrel's breakfast, lunch and dinner! We hope to do a lot of Cracker Docking when we get our RV! ~ Shion and Matthew
When year on 10 headed West when you come to Benson take 90 South exit 302, go 17 miles in your come to 83 turn right right there on the left is A RV park quail ridge.They have 30 in 50 amp hookups and it's only $13 a night. Your RV friend
Don't stay at the Cracker Barrel in Tulsa & beware what Walmart you choose. Ours isn't necessarily in a good location. You may get robbed or shot these days. Stay in the outskirt towns & you'll be okay, but they don't have Cracker Barrel.
New Mexico is a strange state but their guildlines say you must quarantine 14 days or the length of your stay. Nobody enforces it. We stayed there twice in 2020 and didn’t quarantine at all.
Good Job on a 759 mile day....as a OTR truck driver we average between 600-700+ miles a day depending on what part of the country we are in. Stay Safe and Happy Traveling
I try to hang with 150 miles a day. I like to follow a 3x3 rule. 3 hours or 3:00 pm. Which ever comes first!! It’s not much, but I’m retired and no longer on such a time crunch.
I stay at Cracker Barrel’s all the time. There is a bit of highway noise but I just turn on the sound machine. My longest trip is 639 miles straight through.
We have done the Wal-Mart thing and.... well... it was not so fun!! It was busy, loud and only to be done in a pinch. Truck stops can be nice, so long as they are not the suuuuuper busy ones.
YES! Texas! I have lived in Texas my whole life. Thankfully my parents love the ocean and growing up we were always down in Galveston or somewhere on the coast fishing. I have been to Matagorda bay several times just to go fishing (I have been thinking for a long time about buying an RV) and it is beautiful down there. :) I am glad you enjoyed your stay here! -- My longest ever travel day was in 2013 when my mom's mother died. They lived in Detroit, Mi. My sister needed to be back to work the day after the funeral. So My sister and I took turns driving back to Houston and we returned to Texas in 21 hours. That was a LONG drive but we made it.
I've been watching so long , you feel like family. Love your videos. Keep up the good work. In a professional truck driver so I can't say how many miles I've driven in one day. I might get myself in trouble. Lol
I've never driven/towed an RV, but am no stranger to long distance/marathon driving, my longest single driving day covering 1100 miles. Started at around 6:30 am and drove until around 2:30 am. Crashed for a few hours at a rest stop and was back on the road around 7 am. This was the trip from Mt. Vernon, WA to Indianapolis, IN back in 1992 which I did in 23 hrs +/- (actual drive time, not counting the 4.5 hr sleep stop), only sleep stop was in Gillette, WY. I left my home in Mt. Vernon on a Friday morning and pulled into Indianapolis around 9 pm Saturday night. I was driving well over the speed limit most of the time and was very lucky to not get stopped/ticketed, and would not recommend anyone try to drive 2000+ miles in 2 days. Night driving is especially hard/dangerous, very easy to get hypnotized by the road rolling under your wheels when tired. I am not a gum chewer, but found chewing gum helps keep one alert while driving under extreme long drive situations.
That border check, my brother was stopped with his RV, and the officer notice the NY Plates and asked where in NY, when my brother told him the officer asked if he knew a name. It was me and the Officer use to work on the local police dept with me in the 80's! Strange. Really small world.
I had a on road breakdown in Rocky Mount, NC a few years ago. Once it was fixed I was already delayed and towed my 5th wheel 670 miles from Rock Mount, NC KOA to Disney's Fort Wilderness. I dubbed it my Iron Backside tow. With limited vacation time we still do big towing days to get to some of our destinations, though try to break it up when we can and keep it under 500 miles.
We love Cracker Barrel for quick overnight. Get in about seven eat a great supper, got to bed and get up and eat a great breakfast and hit the road. Can't be beat.
We shoot for 300 mile days, but did drive 650 miles from Colter Bay (Grand Teton NP) to Pueblo, CO trying to outrun bad storms one time. Stayed the night in Pueblo at a Cracker Barrel.
My longest trip was 829 miles from from the shore of Lake Superior WI to Akron ,OH via Michigan Upper Peninsula (UP). Class A diesel pusher rig dolly towing a Dodge Gran Caravan. Worst part of the trip, the tire straps kept moving on the tires (fixed now with new tire straps). It was a check out run for the rig. Cruised really well and lunch on the road and other stops restaurant. Truck stops for diesel and necessaries Rest Stops for tank dumping and breaks.
Oh longest stretch. I was in Yellowstone NP and had trouble starting RV. Had to call for service from YSS. Got it started and decided to drive straight home. 1100 miles only stopping for gas and never turning off the engine. 16 hours. Rough
I didn't realize your rig was so large! Not sure if it was that big before. Glad you have your son with you too! Family is very important right now!! Also, if you find yourself in a bind many Walmarts will still let you stay there. Just ask the manager. They stopped it to get rid of trash. Many managers are still okay. They kick out the rest. Usually, you will find something you need. Many have said Cracker Barrels are better than Wal-Mart. Also, if you respect the managers they are all most inviting either place.
Another option for ordering food at a Cracker Barrel is using the DoorDash or GrubHub apps and select Pick Up instead of Delovery. They usually up the menu prices, but you can order because those apps work better than some of the apps or websites that the restaurants run themselves.
Many years ago when I was younger and foolish, I drove from Denver to Kalispell MT, 1016 miles in 16 hrs in a 35 foot class A. Now we obey the 3/3/3 rule . Stay safe will see you on the road.
What is the 3/3/3 rule? We’ve drivin from Wisconsin to florida in 21 hrs 2447miles when we we’re young and foolish. Now we break that up into 12 and 12 hrs. This year maybe 3 8 hr days.
As Canadians, we've not yet made it to New Mexico, or Texas...so, one day! Unfortunately, with the border closed, we're stuck in one place...albeit at our home thankfully, with the Tiffin Phaeton sitting in our driveway, waiting either for the border, or better/warmer weather up here! That location on the beach in Texas sure looks inviting, so will look forward to that one day, but most of our time is spent in Arizona or Utah on our southern trips! Love the red-rock, and scenery. Stopped once in a Cracker Barrell near Flagstaff Az. a few years back, and it was great, other than waking up to snow on our step in the morning! Stay safe you three!!
Fun video, really fun watching others have way more fun than I hunkering down here in my home in California. Thank you team for demonstrating so many neat places to explore even during this social disruption we all must live.
We did the same route the week after Christmas, did a Walmart in San Angelo a weather related stop and blasted thru the snow to the Cracker Barrel in Amarillo. Both were ok, but preferred the Cracker Docking.
Love Cracker Barrell for overnight. Last summer's trip to visit family was plotted to stay there each night. Easy to do on the east coast. Good food and felt very safe. Love their fried chicken.
Pulling our RV from Denver, CO to Nashville, TN I did an 1,100+ mile drive in one shot with short breaks for meals and rest stops. It was absolutely brutal and I'll never do it again but we were out of time and needed to get there. My wife was with me but she's too scared to pull the RV. We're right at 60' long with the truck and trailer. Plus, she definitely wouldn't want to do any of the driving during the night which was the final 6 hours or so of the drive. It took us something like 24+ hours to do this drive. She slept a lot during the day and was able to stay up with me during the evening to make sure I stayed focused and alert. Normally, when we are traveling cross country we try to keep our day to a maximum of 750 miles. The Grand Tetons and Yellowstone are a favorite destination for us and that's right at about 1,600 miles from our home. It takes two 800 mile driving days to get there but extending it to three would cause our round trip to be 6 days instead of 4 days and we want those extra 2 days to spend in the parks.
Port Aransas, up to Kerrville, then out to New Mexico and Arizona. I have traveled all of that on bird watching trips. I love Sedona too. Enjoy the nature.
Me and the family went from Jacksonville NC to Anacortes Washington. Took us 10 days we drove an average of 460 miles a day we did 3 days of 2 nights stays. Our longest day was about 550 miles. We had 2 12 hour plus days one due to tire blow outs and the other distance. We average 65 mph.
So far the most we have done in our Class A is 330 miles in a day. My pop could do 500. We probably could if need be but the second and third day would require less miles. I don't like driving at night. We've used Cracker Barrell several times and like the breakfast.
Tom i just have to say. I just want to tell you guys. I have to let you all know something. It may be just anything but it is still somethiung i just have to say.First off im glad you are all doing well and doing great. As i was saying about telling something i will reach out soon. Thanks much
You guys could’ve totally stayed in NM. The quarantine requirement isn’t enforced, and private RV parks will let you stay without issue. We went on a circle tour of NM from Dallas the week of Thanksgiving and had a blast!
Not the only state to offer free ferrying for cars and people. Visit the state of Virginia- near Williamsburg and its oldest settlement We have taken several free ferry rides across the bay to the bay with car.
We stayed at a few CB's when we brought our second vintage trailer back from Illinois to SC. 1847.5 miles in less than 48 hours ( including a few hours and 2 CB's)
Too bad we missed you in Texas! I’m not sure your information about NM is accurate. You can stay overnight or any length of time - but if you are planning to stay at all just keep to yourself. My niece attends college there and my sister stayed in a hotel there for a few nights to get her moved in. The state parks are closed but private rv parks are open. Too late anyway. You’re in Sedona!! Have fun!!
We love Crackerdocking. The food is always great and there is always enough RV parking available. We also love Walmart parking because we take the opportunity to stock up. Our record travel days are 6-7 drive time hours so that can be up to.8 hours if we stop to make lunch.
We are eagerly waiting 2 more weeks before we set out from Illinois to Magnolia beach! Cracker barrel and Cabelas are our favorite boondocking overnight stopovers.
FYI, Texas is not the only state with free ferry service, the Surrey county/Jamestown ferry in Virginia is free across the James River to historic Williamsburg and Jamestown settlement.
On our three week vacation in 2018 pulling our 276 Cougar Fifth wheel with our 2015 2500HD Duramax, our first day of travel, we drove 615 miles to Alma Ks from Louisville Ky. Our first destination was Colorado Springs and Pikes Peak. Spent five days in CS and then traveled 412 miles to Kaycee Wy then 211 miles to Billings Mt. and from Billings Mt we traveled 115 miles to Cody Wy. (We kinda went the long way around to Cody Wy.. lol). We stayed 5 days and toured Yellowstone National Park and of course, Cody. From Cody we traveled 370 Miles to Keystone SD. Hello Bad Lands and Mt Rushmore. We stayed two days on Keystone and the there we headed towards home and traveled 714 miles to Cedar Rapids Ia. And to end the trip, 501 miles to home. Again this was in a three week span and traveled as much as we could to our first and major destinations. Was a beautiful and unforgettable vacation that God certainly blessed us with. Safe travels to you all. Many prayers and safe travels.
We travel from north Houston to the Sierra Grande, NM rest area for a overnight boondock. It's 741 miles. Long day, but worth it the next day. Then we may the Raton pass in the daytime also for a bonus.
I try to limit travel days to 350 miles. Do 200 before lunch, 150 after lunch and be set up by 4 or 5 in the afternoon. We have done 675 mile days several times, but they are not much fun.
Not true. The Jamestown / Scotland ferries are free. They cross the James River from Jamestown VA to Surry VA all day, everyday , 365 unless weather is too wonky.
on days i 'really wanted to move along' i had a 'system' for doing 1100kms per day...... think that's around 750 miles. get up real early just after sunrise .....drive couple hours = stop for breakfast........drive another couple hours then have a two hour lunch stop where i'd wash and dry the clothes and have a nap ....then keep going will sunset dinner time n go to bed early!
Parked on the side of a Cracker Barrel on our way to Virginia Beach from Ottawa Ontario. Street racing all night long. Walmarts are ok but I prefer to stay in parks even if for one overnight.
We try to limit our travel days to 350km or less. (210 miles!) but we're retired and usually wandering with no particular constraints. Don't like to reserve for that reason...😷🇨🇦 We stayed in Mesa a couple of years back. Really like Tucson area.
My record driving was from the West Coast of Washinton to Tiverton Ontario in 62 MPH governed tractor-trailer, loaded at 80,000Lbs left the about 4 PM Their time, got to Missoula Montana, called dispatch, that was early the next morning, called Dispatch to tell them I was short on hours, and all he said to me is they want those loads by 9 am tomorrow. I looked at the driver of the other company truck, loaded at the same place as me, his hours were in the same predicament, said to him do you think we can do it, and then did it, stopping for fuel once. Got to the delivery place in Ontario Canada at 8:45 Am the next day. Got on their Phone and told our manager that he can figure how to log this. In total, We covered 2960 miles in 2 1/4 Days
Port Aransas ferry story. Got out of US Army in 1974 ( yes I'm old) moved to Port A ( that's what we call it). First time on the ferry starting to go and a truck pulling a boat comes flying off the dock into the bay. The guy bob's up out of the water and says "my wife is going to kill me." Funniest thing ever. I'm the guy that passed Tom on I-10 back in time in 2020 when you guys headed west. Enjoy
Tom you gotta learn the southern draw lol, Port Lavaca = think Lava... Port Aransas= ah. ran. sus. Great video as always guys. Have to let us Texans know when your in town so we can do a meet up, would like to meet y'all one day. 780 miles for me... east of Tallahassee,Fl to NW of Houston
We love to travel at night with our trailer and drive anywhere from 2,000 to 2,400 which can be 19 hours to 23 hours. We like to get to where we are going so we have more time to enjoy our holiday since we only get them in the summer. Calgary to salt lake to Reno just for food and gas. And Reno to San Diego or Las Vegas to Calgary Alberta Canada. We really wish we could travel more but with Covid-19 we are stuck in canada and maybe just our province for awhile. Safe journey to you 💖 all.
The State of Wisconsin also has a free ferry for State Highway 113 across Lake Wisconsin. It's between the towns of Lodi and Merrimac. It's a beautiful area. There is a Cracker Barrel in Baraboo, which is not that far from the ferry. If you want to do both.
Been traveling thru Texas staying in Cracker Barrel this week Texans love their Cracker Barrel. Before I stop I check the crime rate in the zip code and check the Cracker Barrel app for RV parking. (Only Colorado denied overnight to us during our ski trips) Cracker Barrel is the best!!! Currently in Texarkana TX Cracker Barrel night y’all
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I passed y’all on the i10 south yu were headm towards Tucson. My wife n I wanted a shirt of y’all’s. Safe travels to.
We’ve stayed at Cracker Barrel’s in Savannah, GA, Christiansburg, VA, Charlotte, NC, Richmond, VA, Columbia, SC and Myrtle Beach, SC. I have never had a bad night at any of them. They are great!
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Love staying at Cracker Barrel! No hassle, security and good breakfasts!
Thankyou for the kind words about Texas .. and yall come back soon!
I love that you think 830am is an early start! I had to laugh out loud at that--Our early starts are 5am - We loveing call those wake and drive days and I have to say, the roads are great that early, and we can get a lot of miles behind us when we have to. Otherwise our late start mornings when we are trying to make miles is an 8am start! Love watching your journey and experiences. Thanks for continuing to share your lives with us!
That's a lot of miles in 1 day! Welcome to Az! I love all the info you pack into a video... The ferry, the travel restrictions in NM, CB parking experiences, etc. Thank you!
That's a lot for one vehicle. 800 miles pulling a trailer it's gonna be a looooooonnnnngggggg day. They'll definitely have road buzz when they're done😳
Our longest trip in one day was 840 miles (1,351 km). From Calgary, Alberta Canada to a Provincial Park just east of Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada. It took us approximately 17 hours with stops and we vowed to never do that distance again in one day.
i keep hearing..."six and be done"..true?
Good to see you are respecting individual state travel restrictions during this pandemic. I respect that. Thank you.
My longest travel day was from Columbus Ohio to just east of Ottawa Ontario, about 650 miles. That was a long day and it took me a few days to recover since I was driving home from Denver. Great memories!
I've stayed at cracker barrel a few times they're pretty nice never had any issues there and I've had plenty of good meals. Like you mentioned I'm an advocate for arriving at my destination during daylight I hate pulling in at night. Stay well and happy. 😊
OMG.We felt like our trip from Flagstaff to Rockport TX was played in reverse watching this video. We stayed at the Benson Thousand Trails for Christmas week, stayed at the Keller KOA and had dinner with friends at Cracker Barrel and now staying in Rockport for the winter. And yes, was on that ferry with front row seats watching dolphins swim by and the long drive down Mustang Island beach. Needless to say we really enjoyed this video. Cheers.
We just stayed at a Cracker Barrel on the 85 in South Carolina and it was great. The freeway noise was noticeable but the breakfast was a good trade-off. Super nice people working there and they were super friendly and happy to "host" us overnight. Our 27" trailer with F250 fits well in a back spot.
Just watched this video and had to respond to your longest day request. Today and for the past 2 years, we limit our day to 500 miles max. In 2013, we had a family medical emergency and in one day, we covered 1,100 miles in one day driving. I would have stopped sooner but we couldn't find a place to stop for the night because everything was full. Every rests top and every truck stop was full and over capacity. I finally found a place to pull off for about 4 hours of sleep before finishing off the last 250 miles to Durham, NC.
Our longest drive, 1850 miles, Colorado Springs Colorado to Tampa Bay. 35.5 hours of driving. Changed off drivers every 2-3 hours and got cat naps in the passenger seat.
When you have a long day, you gotta hit the road at oh dark thirty. Get a couple hundred miles in before most folks are waking up for breakfast.
Exactly, we travel on a motorcycle, leave at 5-5:30am on travel days which misses the early morning traffic and the major heat of the day and are often at our destination by shortly after check-in time.
that's what i do
every day starts at 0 dark 30 for me. Someday, i will see if maybe it can start at "sunrise" instead.
My day her just moved to Gilbert Az. with her husband. She's so homesick. She wants to come back home but he won't budge! Happy travels you guys. Much love from So.Cal.💟
North Carolina has a free ferry on the Outer Banks from Hatteras to Ocracoke.
Virginia has one too at Jamestown
(Sedona ) Oak Creek Canyon was my favorite as a teen. Enjoy your stay.
Port LaVAWka
Thank you. Lol
LaVAka, no W.
We’ve stayed at many truck stops to just hop off the road, gas, sleep or nap and get back on it. Have never had an incident
that's what us truckers do, even in New Mexico
Oh I love Cracker Barrel food. It’s so good. Joeys of comfort of tasting homemade
I’ve stayed at Home Depot parking lots for a quick overnight stay, just need to be out by 6 am, they open early.
We don’t need RVs In and parking lots Walmart or target or anywhere else if you’re going to retire and use an RV make sure you have money enough to pay for RV parking in campgrounds we don’t need people in tents and people changing there oil in parking lot living a homeless life style if you can afford it don’t start it there’s enough people sleeping on the streets already
@@jgatkinson744 Miserable much? LMAO
We have been using the Cracker Barrel app for over a year now and it has always worked well for us and you can use it to get on the wait list if you choose to eat in the restaurant and they text you when your table is ready. We love using it! We also love Cracker Barrel's breakfast, lunch and dinner! We hope to do a lot of Cracker Docking when we get our RV! ~ Shion and Matthew
When year on 10 headed West when you come to Benson take 90 South exit 302, go 17 miles in your come to 83 turn right right there on the left is A RV park quail ridge.They have 30 in 50 amp hookups and it's only $13 a night. Your RV friend
Don't stay at the Cracker Barrel in Tulsa & beware what Walmart you choose. Ours isn't necessarily in a good location. You may get robbed or shot these days. Stay in the outskirt towns & you'll be okay, but they don't have Cracker Barrel.
New Mexico is a strange state but their guildlines say you must quarantine 14 days or the length of your stay. Nobody enforces it. We stayed there twice in 2020 and didn’t quarantine at all.
Try different Casinos to stay over night.
We have done really well there too.
Good Job on a 759 mile day....as a OTR truck driver we average between 600-700+ miles a day depending on what part of the country we are in.
Stay Safe and Happy Traveling
I try to hang with 150 miles a day. I like to follow a 3x3 rule. 3 hours or 3:00 pm. Which ever comes first!! It’s not much, but I’m retired and no longer on such a time crunch.
I stay at Cracker Barrel’s all the time. There is a bit of highway noise but I just turn on the sound machine. My longest trip is 639 miles straight through.
We have done the Wal-Mart thing and.... well... it was not so fun!! It was busy, loud and only to be done in a pinch. Truck stops can be nice, so long as they are not the suuuuuper busy ones.
YES! Texas! I have lived in Texas my whole life. Thankfully my parents love the ocean and growing up we were always down in Galveston or somewhere on the coast fishing. I have been to Matagorda bay several times just to go fishing (I have been thinking for a long time about buying an RV) and it is beautiful down there. :) I am glad you enjoyed your stay here! -- My longest ever travel day was in 2013 when my mom's mother died. They lived in Detroit, Mi. My sister needed to be back to work the day after the funeral. So My sister and I took turns driving back to Houston and we returned to Texas in 21 hours. That was a LONG drive but we made it.
I've been watching so long , you feel like family. Love your videos. Keep up the good work. In a professional truck driver so I can't say how many miles I've driven in one day. I might get myself in trouble. Lol
I've never driven/towed an RV, but am no stranger to long distance/marathon driving, my longest single driving day covering 1100 miles. Started at around 6:30 am and drove until around 2:30 am. Crashed for a few hours at a rest stop and was back on the road around 7 am. This was the trip from Mt. Vernon, WA to Indianapolis, IN back in 1992 which I did in 23 hrs +/- (actual drive time, not counting the 4.5 hr sleep stop), only sleep stop was in Gillette, WY. I left my home in Mt. Vernon on a Friday morning and pulled into Indianapolis around 9 pm Saturday night. I was driving well over the speed limit most of the time and was very lucky to not get stopped/ticketed, and would not recommend anyone try to drive 2000+ miles in 2 days. Night driving is especially hard/dangerous, very easy to get hypnotized by the road rolling under your wheels when tired. I am not a gum chewer, but found chewing gum helps keep one alert while driving under extreme long drive situations.
Another fun fact about Texas is that use up every bit of that speed limit nothing goes to waste
That's right Sheree we told you you're going to love that F-450 no stopping her
That border check, my brother was stopped with his RV, and the officer notice the NY Plates and asked where in NY, when my brother told him the officer asked if he knew a name. It was me and the Officer use to work on the local police dept with me in the 80's! Strange. Really small world.
I had a on road breakdown in Rocky Mount, NC a few years ago. Once it was fixed I was already delayed and towed my 5th wheel 670 miles from Rock Mount, NC KOA to Disney's Fort Wilderness. I dubbed it my Iron Backside tow. With limited vacation time we still do big towing days to get to some of our destinations, though try to break it up when we can and keep it under 500 miles.
I like her narration!! I've been gone a while, but nice to hear the change :)
Back in the 80s we drove nonstop from Massachusetts to Daytona beach Florida 1300 miles in our class c Fleetwood Jamboree it took 23hrs
We love Cracker Barrel for quick overnight. Get in about seven eat a great supper, got to bed and get up and eat a great breakfast and hit the road. Can't be beat.
Love your videos, Thanks and God bless your travels.
We shoot for 300 mile days, but did drive 650 miles from Colter Bay (Grand Teton NP) to Pueblo, CO trying to outrun bad storms one time. Stayed the night in Pueblo at a Cracker Barrel.
My longest trip was 829 miles from from the shore of Lake Superior WI to Akron ,OH via Michigan Upper Peninsula (UP). Class A diesel pusher rig dolly towing a Dodge Gran Caravan. Worst part of the trip, the tire straps kept moving on the tires (fixed now with new tire straps). It was a check out run for the rig. Cruised really well and lunch on the road and other stops restaurant. Truck stops for diesel and necessaries Rest Stops for tank dumping and breaks.
Hello from Scottsdale, beware of Boondocking restrictions. Look at ya all go on that I-10 and up to the North country
Oh longest stretch. I was in Yellowstone NP and had trouble starting RV. Had to call for service from YSS. Got it started and decided to drive straight home. 1100 miles only stopping for gas and never turning off the engine. 16 hours. Rough
I didn't realize your rig was so large! Not sure if it was that big before. Glad you have your son with you too! Family is very important right now!!
Also, if you find yourself in a bind many Walmarts will still let you stay there. Just ask the manager. They stopped it to get rid of trash. Many managers are still okay. They kick out the rest. Usually, you will find something you need. Many have said Cracker Barrels are better than Wal-Mart. Also, if you respect the managers they are all most inviting either place.
Another option for ordering food at a Cracker Barrel is using the DoorDash or GrubHub apps and select Pick Up instead of Delovery. They usually up the menu prices, but you can order because those apps work better than some of the apps or websites that the restaurants run themselves.
You can also overnight stay at the rest stops in Texas.
But do give the hard working truckers their due! Don't take up "their" space.
Many years ago when I was younger and foolish, I drove from Denver to Kalispell MT, 1016 miles in 16 hrs in a 35 foot class A. Now we obey the 3/3/3 rule . Stay safe will see you on the road.
What is the 3/3/3 rule? We’ve drivin from Wisconsin to florida in 21 hrs 2447miles when we we’re young and foolish. Now we break that up into 12 and 12 hrs. This year maybe 3 8 hr days.
@@kathygospodarek8541 Don't drive past 3:00 don't drive more than 300 miles a day and no longer than 3 hrs at a time.
I like that idea 3/3/3
Haven't been to a CB in years. Will drop in for a meal and some wi-fi.
As Canadians, we've not yet made it to New Mexico, or Texas...so, one day! Unfortunately, with the border closed, we're stuck in one place...albeit at our home thankfully, with the Tiffin Phaeton sitting in our driveway, waiting either for the border, or better/warmer weather up here! That location on the beach in Texas sure looks inviting, so will look forward to that one day, but most of our time is spent in Arizona or Utah on our southern trips! Love the red-rock, and scenery. Stopped once in a Cracker Barrell near Flagstaff Az. a few years back, and it was great, other than waking up to snow on our step in the morning! Stay safe you three!!
Fun video, really fun watching others have way more fun than I hunkering down here in my home in California. Thank you team for demonstrating so many neat places to explore even during this social disruption we all must live.
Glad you enjoyed it!
I live in Illinois and in 64 years I've never paid to use any fairy trip across the Mississippi River. Thank You Illinois!!!
We did the same route the week after Christmas, did a Walmart in San Angelo a weather related stop and blasted thru the snow to the Cracker Barrel in Amarillo. Both were ok, but preferred the Cracker Docking.
Love Cracker Barrell for overnight. Last summer's trip to visit family was plotted to stay there each night. Easy to do on the east coast. Good food and felt very safe. Love their fried chicken.
Pulling our RV from Denver, CO to Nashville, TN I did an 1,100+ mile drive in one shot with short breaks for meals and rest stops. It was absolutely brutal and I'll never do it again but we were out of time and needed to get there. My wife was with me but she's too scared to pull the RV. We're right at 60' long with the truck and trailer. Plus, she definitely wouldn't want to do any of the driving during the night which was the final 6 hours or so of the drive. It took us something like 24+ hours to do this drive. She slept a lot during the day and was able to stay up with me during the evening to make sure I stayed focused and alert. Normally, when we are traveling cross country we try to keep our day to a maximum of 750 miles. The Grand Tetons and Yellowstone are a favorite destination for us and that's right at about 1,600 miles from our home. It takes two 800 mile driving days to get there but extending it to three would cause our round trip to be 6 days instead of 4 days and we want those extra 2 days to spend in the parks.
Port Aransas, up to Kerrville, then out to New Mexico and Arizona. I have traveled all of that on bird watching trips. I love Sedona too. Enjoy the nature.
Welcome to Texas! Large state, big hearts!
Me and the family went from Jacksonville NC to Anacortes Washington. Took us 10 days we drove an average of 460 miles a day we did 3 days of 2 nights stays. Our longest day was about 550 miles. We had 2 12 hour plus days one due to tire blow outs and the other distance. We average 65 mph.
So far the most we have done in our Class A is 330 miles in a day. My pop could do 500. We probably could if need be but the second and third day would require less miles. I don't like driving at night. We've used Cracker Barrell several times and like the breakfast.
Tom i just have to say. I just want to tell you guys. I have to let you all know something. It may be just anything but it is still somethiung i just have to say.First off im glad you are all doing well and doing great. As i was saying about telling something i will reach out soon. Thanks much
Did 1000 miles in one day Nashville to Denver pulling a 30ft with a half ton truck. Had to stop for fuel every 140 miles.
Wisconsin also has a ferry that is free. It's called the Merrimac ferry.
Crossed the Merrimack ferry many times always free.
Right now in flagstaff and Sedona it is snowing. I’m from Arizona. I stay at a rv park south of phx. I can keep yu updated on the weather
That CB parking lot is huge. It is the exception rather than the rule for CB. Most have 4-6 shorter RV spots in back. Makes it tough with a large 5er.
You guys could’ve totally stayed in NM. The quarantine requirement isn’t enforced, and private RV parks will let you stay without issue. We went on a circle tour of NM from Dallas the week of Thanksgiving and had a blast!
Not the only state to offer free ferrying for cars and people. Visit the state of Virginia- near Williamsburg and its oldest settlement We have taken several free ferry rides across the bay to the bay with car.
We gotta get better at not coming in at night too. The one day we finally did. It was raining 🌧🤦♀️
We stayed at a few CB's when we brought our second vintage trailer back from Illinois to SC. 1847.5 miles in less than 48 hours ( including a few hours and 2 CB's)
Too bad we missed you in Texas!
I’m not sure your information about NM is accurate. You can stay overnight or any length of time - but if you are planning to stay at all just keep to yourself. My niece attends college there and my sister stayed in a hotel there for a few nights to get her moved in. The state parks are closed but private rv parks are open.
Too late anyway. You’re in Sedona!! Have fun!!
We love Crackerdocking. The food is always great and there is always enough RV parking available. We also love Walmart parking because we take the opportunity to stock up. Our record travel days are 6-7 drive time hours so that can be up to.8 hours if we stop to make lunch.
We are eagerly waiting 2 more weeks before we set out from Illinois to Magnolia beach! Cracker barrel and Cabelas are our favorite boondocking overnight stopovers.
Thinking about a Super C Freightliner 45. When at home in our back yard, it would serve as two more bedrooms for a family get together.
FYI, Texas is not the only state with free ferry service, the Surrey county/Jamestown ferry in Virginia is free across the James River to historic Williamsburg and Jamestown settlement.
On our three week vacation in 2018 pulling our 276 Cougar Fifth wheel with our 2015 2500HD Duramax, our first day of travel, we drove 615 miles to Alma Ks from Louisville Ky. Our first destination was Colorado Springs and Pikes Peak. Spent five days in CS and then traveled 412 miles to Kaycee Wy then 211 miles to Billings Mt. and from Billings Mt we traveled 115 miles to Cody Wy. (We kinda went the long way around to Cody Wy.. lol). We stayed 5 days and toured Yellowstone National Park and of course, Cody. From Cody we traveled 370 Miles to Keystone SD. Hello Bad Lands and Mt Rushmore. We stayed two days on Keystone and the there we headed towards home and traveled 714 miles to Cedar Rapids Ia. And to end the trip, 501 miles to home. Again this was in a three week span and traveled as much as we could to our first and major destinations. Was a beautiful and unforgettable vacation that God certainly blessed us with. Safe travels to you all. Many prayers and safe travels.
We travel from north Houston to the Sierra Grande, NM rest area for a overnight boondock. It's 741 miles. Long day, but worth it the next day. Then we may the Raton pass in the daytime also for a bonus.
Furthest I've ever gone non-stop is 1400 miles Florida to Massachusetts or I should say just stop for bathroom breaks and to eat
We love Cracker Barrel over Walmart. Much nicer and peaceful.
I try to limit travel days to 350 miles. Do 200 before lunch, 150 after lunch and be set up by 4 or 5 in the afternoon.
We have done 675 mile days several times, but they are not much fun.
Not true. The Jamestown / Scotland ferries are free. They cross the James River from Jamestown VA to Surry VA all day, everyday , 365 unless weather is too wonky.
Yes- I we have taken several trips on this ferry...
on days i 'really wanted to move along' i had a 'system' for doing 1100kms per day...... think that's around 750 miles. get up real early just after sunrise .....drive couple hours = stop for breakfast........drive another couple hours then have a two hour lunch stop where i'd wash and dry the clothes and have a nap ....then keep going will sunset dinner time n go to bed early!
Parked on the side of a Cracker Barrel on our way to Virginia Beach from Ottawa Ontario. Street racing all night long. Walmarts are ok but I prefer to stay in parks even if for one overnight.
Watching your films always puts us in a good mood. Fantastic as always. And we love Logan, too!
Oh, and 630 miles is our longest RV travel day, which we just completed last week.
We try to limit our travel days to 350km or less. (210 miles!) but we're retired and usually wandering with no particular constraints. Don't like to reserve for that reason...😷🇨🇦 We stayed in Mesa a couple of years back. Really like Tucson area.
My record driving was from the West Coast of Washinton to Tiverton Ontario in 62 MPH governed tractor-trailer, loaded at 80,000Lbs left the about 4 PM Their time, got to Missoula Montana, called dispatch, that was early the next morning, called Dispatch to tell them I was short on hours, and all he said to me is they want those loads by 9 am tomorrow. I looked at the driver of the other company truck, loaded at the same place as me, his hours were in the same predicament, said to him do you think we can do it, and then did it, stopping for fuel once. Got to the delivery place in Ontario Canada at 8:45 Am the next day. Got on their Phone and told our manager that he can figure how to log this. In total, We covered 2960 miles in 2 1/4 Days
Port Aransas ferry story. Got out of US Army in 1974 ( yes I'm old) moved to Port A ( that's what we call it). First time on the ferry starting to go and a truck pulling a boat comes flying off the dock into the bay. The guy bob's up out of the water and says "my wife is going to kill me." Funniest thing ever. I'm the guy that passed Tom on I-10 back in time in 2020 when you guys headed west. Enjoy
Tom you gotta learn the southern draw lol, Port Lavaca = think Lava... Port Aransas= ah. ran. sus. Great video as always guys. Have to let us Texans know when your in town so we can do a meet up, would like to meet y'all one day.
780 miles for me... east of Tallahassee,Fl to NW of Houston
Our longest travel day is 435 miles. We have made the same trip 3 times in two different rvs.
So good to see Logan. Thank you for sharing your adventures!
i live near kartchner cavern so u werent far from my house. sedona is one of my favorite places on earth! enjoy ur stay!
Made about 900 miles in a day pulling our toy hauler from Durant, OK to Holbrook, AZ.
We love to travel at night with our trailer and drive anywhere from 2,000 to 2,400 which can be 19 hours to 23 hours. We like to get to where we are going so we have more time to enjoy our holiday since we only get them in the summer. Calgary to salt lake to Reno just for food and gas. And Reno to San Diego or Las Vegas to Calgary Alberta Canada. We really wish we could travel more but with Covid-19 we are stuck in canada and maybe just our province for awhile. Safe journey to you 💖 all.
The State of Wisconsin also has a free ferry for State Highway 113 across Lake Wisconsin. It's between the towns of Lodi and Merrimac. It's a beautiful area. There is a Cracker Barrel in Baraboo, which is not that far from the ferry. If you want to do both.
You beat me to it!
@@davelauraphillips8814 Oops ! Sorry. I've gone across on the Colsac Ferry many times.
@@stankwasny56 I was checking the interweb to verify it was still free then I saw your post😀
@@davelauraphillips8814 It's always been free. Have you been on it ?
@@stankwasny56 just once, probably 6 or 7 years ago.
We have stayed at Magnolia Beach twice...hope they don’t start charging.
The State Arkansas has a free ferry across Bull Shoals lake at Peal Arkansas.
I love watching you guys and also changing lanes you guys have so much fun
The one in Las cruses new Mexico is a great one to park at and it's in walking distance to Wal-Mart and a bunch of stores
Been traveling thru Texas staying in Cracker Barrel this week Texans love their Cracker Barrel. Before I stop I check the crime rate in the zip code and check the Cracker Barrel app for RV parking. (Only Colorado denied overnight to us during our ski trips)
Cracker Barrel is the best!!! Currently in Texarkana TX Cracker Barrel night y’all
Monica Massie. Great idea! How do you check the crime rate in the zip code?
Peel Ferry in North Arkansas, operated by the state of Arkansas is free.