Today we left the campground at 9:15AM EDT and continued West on I-10 for roughly 90 miles and then headed North on US-231 towards Montgomery, AL. We stopped for lunch at a great little Rest Area (which included an RV Dump Station) just a few miles past Dothan, AL. Day two of PJ’s sub sandwiches was also delicious.
We stopped for fuel at a Murphy Express near I-65 and US-82 and paid just $2.02 for diesel (second lowest price with this RV). We then moved down the road about half a mile to the Walmart and Beth went in and purchased some grocery items that we discovered we needed.
We headed West from the Walmart on US-82 about 14 miles to our campground Kountry Air RV Park and arrived at 2:45PM CDT (time zone change #1). It’s a beautiful park on the side of a hill. Both of the owners were super nice. They sell propane, so we decided to top off the LP tank since it was only 98 degrees out. To access the propane we had to come into the park in the wrong direction which in turn required that we disconnect the Tahoe so that we could back our way out. Needless to say, by the time we unhooked, procured propane, parked in our spot (Site #D in overflow), and reattached the Tahoe it was shower time. The overflow sites are near the top of the hill, huge, and beautiful. There was a row of trees to our right that blocked the setting sun (providing some appreciated shade), but far enough away that they didn’t block our satellite access to the first Major League Baseball game of the year (Yankees vs Nationals). Due to COVID-19 the season started late. We couldn’t access their Wi-Fi signal (too far from office), but the Verizon LTE signal was excellent. Because we are in the overflow section we don’t have sewer hookups (which we won’t need for one night), but we do have 50 Amp electrical service and water.
