I've compiled some statistics about our first big RV trip. It was actually 2 trips back to back with about 36 hours at home between them.
We left home on 9/19/2022 and traveled to Florida where we camped at Walt Disney World until hurricane Ian chased us out. We returned home just long enough to swap our Florida attire for Northwest attire, then headed west to join Jennifer and Eric on a Northwest adventure. On 10/21 we finally arrived back home after our 33 day journey.
We traveled over 8,600 miles through 16 states. We spent 2 nights at home, 6 nights at hotels, and 24 nights camped in our Thor Sequence RV. Most of our campsites had full hookups or water and electric. A few were electric only and we spent 4 nights of full dry camping. We visited Austin, Roland, and Christian. We enjoyed campfires, some tasty campground meals prepared by Eric, and traveling with Jennifer and Eric.
Points of interest visited on this trip include:
Florida Visitor Center, Walt Disney World, Falls Park at Sioux Falls, Porter Sculpture Park, Corn Palace, 1880 Town, Wall Drug, Crazy Horse Memorial, Mount Rushmore, Devil's Tower, Glacier National Park, Seattle Arboretum, Pike Place, Museum of Flight, Leavenworth Bavarian Village, Point Wilson Lighthouse, Dungeness National Wildlife Refuge, Olympic National Park, Devil's Punchbowl, Sol Duc Falls, Cape Flattery, Hobuck Beach, Ruby Beach, Tree of Life at Kalaloch Beach, Peter Iredale Shipwreck, Cannon Beach, Y Knot Winery, Snake River Canyon, Shoshone Falls
Cheapest gas: $2.999 in Smyrna, Tennessee
Most expensive gas: $5.899 in Preston, Washington
Average miles per gallon in the RV: 15.2
Average gas price by state:
| FL | $3.476 | GA | $3.166 | IA | $3.649 | ID | $4.419 | |||
| IL | $3.939 | KY | $3.139 | MN | $3.559 | MT | $4.164 | |||
| NE | $3.794 | OR | $5.059 | SD | $3.696 | TN | $2.999 | |||
| UT | $4.099 | WA | $5.469 | WI | $3.899 | WY | $3.949 |
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