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Road trip planning on interstates For each travel day, list three exits: ideal, acceptable, and emergency. The ideal exit has a campground within your distance rule and basic supplies nearby. Pick a time to leave the highway, such as one hour before sunset in mountain areas. Use that cutoff to choose a backup exit when the primary camp is too far. Pack a headlamp, printed confirmations, water, and food storage suited to the campground rules you expect. Review how to find campgrounds and route notes before a long haul. interstatecamping.com |
