Location: LAT 38.432902, LONG -82.168481 Date Visited: October 6, 2018 to October 13, 2018 Site #: 14 Cost: $54.39/Day (using KOA Value Card Rewards) Site Details Type: Pull Through Surface:
Tag: West Virginia
Country Roads Recap – Lessons Learned
Trip Duration: 11 days Miles traveled in RV: 914 Miles traveled in rental car: 1,293 Campgrounds visited: 3 We’ve been back now for lilt over
Country Roads – Day 10 – Roanoke WV to Fort Loudon PA
We left Briar Point traveling north on Route 79 into Morgantown to drop off the rental car. It was a quick stop (this time) since
Country Roads – Review of Briar Point Campground
Briar Point Campground, Roanoke West Virginia 40 Sites – (6) 50-amp, (34) 30-amp (6) Deluxe tent sites Full hook-ups – Electric / Water / Sewer
Country Roads – Day 9 – Blenko Glass Company
The Blenko Glass Company is located over 2.5 hours from our campsite in Milton. They’ve been in business since 1893, with operations in Milton since
Country Roads – Day 7 – Gauley Bridge and The Mystery Hole
Not sure where we got the idea to visit the Gauley Bridge. One would think that with all of the roads going up and down
Country Roads – Day 6 – The Vandalia Gathering
Our next stop on our adventure was to Charleston to check out the Vandalia Gathering. The festival highlights the passing down of time-honored traditions of
Country Roads – Day 5 – National Radio Astronomy Observatory
Leaving the early 1900’s of the Cass Scenic Railroad we traveled warp speed (70MPH) to the National Radio Astronomy Observatory (NRAO) in Green Bank. Green
Country Roads – Day 4 – Cass Scenic Railroad
The town of Cass is roughly two hours away from the Briar Point Campground. The Cass Scenic Railroad was built in 1901, and is the
Country Roads – Day 3 – Trans Allegheny Lunatic Asylum
After a good night’s sleep, we headed over to Weston to check out the Trans Allegheny Lunatic Asylum. The asylum doesn’t open until noon, so
Country Roads – Day 2 – Burnt Cabins PA to Roanoke WV
We left the Ye Olde Mill Campground and traveled west on the Pennsylvania turnpike for about 40 miles before turning south onto Route 220, which
