Two roadside attractions that definitely grabbed Bob’s attention
Our stop for the night is Montgomery South RV Park near Hope Hull, Alabama. The owner is Jim Thornton, a super nice guy who was as friendly, cheerful, and helpful as could be when we arrived. The RV park is well situated for a stop-over from I-65 and it is clean and very well maintained. Several campers appear to be full-time working dudes or something, but their sites are all nicely kept up.
We have full hook-ups, and there is a very clean laundry room, where I’ll be washing Vera’s bedding soon, since the ground is still a little soupy from rain.
We are always so happy to find another Airstream in a park, even when it’s only a stop-over for one night. This one appears to be semi-permanent, but my heart still gave a little jump when I saw it. I love that it’s impossible to tell from the outside how old an Airstream is.
Our site is right by the entrance and we left the tow vehicle attached, so we’ll be picking up and heading south again in the morning. Destination BEACH.
Came across your blog on Twitter. I think my mom camped with her grandparents at St Andrews state park in PCB when she was growing up- it may be another place for you to check out, but it sounds like you may have to save it for another journey! Enjoy the white sand while we are stuck with the snow in Indiana!
Thanks! We just arrived at St. Joseph Peninsula and it’s even more beautiful than we expected. (Enjoy the snow….)
Always wonder what happens to Bob after Christmas! They happened to have mentioned something the other morning about how to follow his trip so I checked out your blog. And I’m truly enjoying it! Hope you have a wonderful time!
Thanks for checking out this silly little travel blog. It has been a fantastic way to chronicle our journeys. By the way, I’m glad you are a loyal listener to the Bob & Tom Show! Bob will be back on the air March 9, so hang in there.