The drive from Indianapolis area to Washington D.C. is about 12 hours if going by car, and not stopping. Seeing as how we’re in an RV, pulling a car, and need gas once in a while, it was expected to be longer, and we planned on taking two days to get there. This meant an overnight somewhere along the way.
I know some of our readers are fans of boondocking, but we’re not at this point. We need to make some modifications to the electrical abilities of the RV, and then I might be ready to do this for some of our long haul overnights.
As such, and given the area we were traveling, and the time of year, finding an RV park that was open, and not priced too crazy, was challenging. There were some other options that might have saved us $10-20, but they were usually farther from the Interstate, and had other difficulties. Wolfies was easy. We got there early enough to be able to see, and found our spot easy to setup and get into. It was also right next to the playground, so Molly took advantage of the situation and daylight, and played on the equipment.
If you find yourself in need of a nice place to stay in the Zanesville, Ohio area, give Wolfies a look.
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