Rappahannock County

Loving our new Roadtrippers app, which helps you plan your route as well as showing you cool places on the way. The first dot on the map I spotted was a community sack slide only 5 miles away – had to be done! Kicked the kids out of the way and threw ourselves down a few times before growing up and heading on our way.
Harpers Ferry was a small town en-route which sounded familiar, and ended up being a lovely historic town squished between Maryland, Virginia and West Virginia. Had good mooch around then some amazing pulled pork for lunch. Best bit was they somehow sent out a double order, although now feeling this might end up being a bit of a Wall-e roadtrip!
Ended up in Shenandoah National Park, which we loved when we visited in last summer. Was about to get annoyed at these idiots parked in the middle of road until we realised they were watching a mummy bear with two young cubs. After we were done being those idiots, we cruised on down to Mathews Arm campsite and were impressed our little RV freezer had kept the cuzza properly frozen (which bodes well for ice cubes for the G&Ts!)
Stretched our legs on the trail around the camp site, but almost immediately we were stopped in our tracks but another little family of our furry friends. After cautiously stalking them for a while we figured this probably was a bit of a Darwin theory moment so headed back for our first night around the camp fire.Baca lagi