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JoeO · 09-01-2019, 06:21 PM

First of all, New England may be a little bigger than you think. There is also a lot to see. Especially if your into history.
I would almost recommend going north along the coast up to Acadia National Park. There are so many stops along the way.
At that point, I would recommend heading west towards Rangeley, Maine and then into northern New Hampshire and the white mountains. Continuing west to Vermont to take in the foliage along the way.
There is so much to see along the way with a lot of great campgrounds. At that point I would head south through western Massachusetts continuing on to Connecticut.
Not sure if your a member of Harvest Host, but that may be a pretty cool option if you want to keep moving.

09-01-2019, 06:21 PM	#13
JoeO New Member Join Date: Jun 2018 Location: Littleton Posts: 8 M.O.C. #22075	New England campgrounds First of all, New England may be a little bigger than you think. There is also a lot to see. Especially if your into history. I would almost recommend going north along the coast up to Acadia National Park. There are so many stops along the way. At that point, I would recommend heading west towards Rangeley, Maine and then into northern New Hampshire and the white mountains. Continuing west to Vermont to take in the foliage along the way. There is so much to see along the way with a lot of great campgrounds. At that point I would head south through western Massachusetts continuing on to Connecticut. Not sure if your a member of Harvest Host, but that may be a pretty cool option if you want to keep moving.