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Indeed, we had a very enjoyable trip. I think I'll take this opportunity to comment on the campgrounds in which we stayed:
Vicksburg, MS -- River Town RV Park. A new park, no shade but plenty of room and very good free WIFI. Out of town, but I would use it again. (overnight only)
Meridian, MS -- Bonita Lake RV Park. Another new park, large concrete sites. Good free WIFI. Would stay there again. (overnight only)
DeFuniak Springs, FL -- Sunset King Lake RV Resort. Large park family resort type. WIFI but charge in spite of listing without indicating there is a charge. Might use again if in area. (overnight only)
Panama City, FL -- St. Andrews State Park. One of our favorites for many years. Wonderful sites on Grand Lagoon. No WIFI but were able to pick up a faint signal across the water and used it (comercial WIFI site for which I paid about $25 per week). 8 nights and will definitely go back.
Columbus, GA -- Lake Pines RV Park. Only park in Columbus area. We stay there often to visit Shirley's uncle. We always enjoy it. Now has free WIFI. Will stay here again.
Athens, GA -- Pine Lake RV Resort. A wooded, rustic RV park which we enjoyed. Free WIFI, but because of setting had to go up to office area to get online. Could stay here again.
Lavonia, GA -- Sunset RV Park. A rural, quiet setting which we enjoy but which some would not prefer. No WIFI. We use this park by choice to visit my counsin who lives nearby. Will stay here again.
Waynesville, NC -- Creekwood Farms RV Park. Had a nice site on the creek (additional charge), free WIFI. Sites small and close together. Most limited parking for tow vehicles I have experienced: parallel in front of trailer, CLOSE. Even with that deficiency we could stay there again. We were there 3 nights.
Cullman, AL -- Cullman Campground. Another rural park. An old park but it was in the right place and we enjoyed it. Free WIFI. Would stay there again if in the area.
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