We found New England.

Vermont

If you are looking for a beautiful campsite in the Green Mountain & Finger Lakes National Forest area, Chittenden Brook is it!

Maine

Forty-five miles of carriage roads and especially the sixteen bridges in Acadia National Park are incredible!

New York

The gorge in Watkins Glen State Park was a sight to behold -- the gorge trail are worth the steps!

What we discovered is that New England is more than a geographical region. The history is rich for sure with the oldest of the six states, Massachusetts, having been originally settled in 1620. Our travels consisted of camping in Vermont, New York and Maine but enjoying the drive and many stops in Massachusetts and New Hampshire. Friendly people, no roadside litter, and, of course, the incredible autumn colors topped our list of favorite things about this fall trip. Speaking of friendly people, we definitely plan to share more about our long-awaited meeting with our maple syrup guy at Shelburne Sugarworks in Shelburne, Vermont.

Pennsylvania and Virginia were also segments of this trip which we enjoyed quite a bit. Watch for individual blog posts on each state coming soon. Meantime, let us know which state, national forest, or national park you most want to camp in!

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If you see us tooling down the road, blow your horn and maybe we'll pull over and give you a look-see!