Tallahassee/South Carolina

[kelpie]

Okay ladies - i need input again from those of you who have traveled in this neck of the woods. Tomorrow I will be passing thru Tallahassee and only have about 4 hours worth of driving to do so...anything interesting I really should see in the area? Two things looked interesting from their website - a Spanish fort, I think called San luis, where costumes etc are of the correct era and some Indian burial mounds or archealogical site. Anybody been to either of these? Worth a visit or just pass on by? Haven't done a whole lot of touristy stuff since LA due to severely congested areas - no where to park the rig or make me even want to go explore much. Will be spending a week in Savannah where I know i will out tourist myself but I'm always game for new experiences. Secondly, I was going to go straight from Savannah to Myrtle Beach but now I'm thinking I should stop in Charleston. RV parks look a little pricey there but did find one that has a shuttle downtown, bike and kayak rental, and large dog park with beach access so I'm really tempted. Besides, it's getting spring break time and Myrtle Beach could very well be a zoo. If I stop in Charleston for a few days, I could either just go to Huntington Beach, south of Myrtle and skip Myrtle altogether, or start heading inland to North Carolina. Thoughts anyone? I love beaches, but have been at various ones for several weeks and I really do Not want to copes with hordes of horny colleges kids in search of th endless party.

[ali1257]

Hi Kellie

I don't have any advice to offer you so just wanted to say it sounds like you are having a great trip. Would love to see some pictures of your journey.

[kelpie]

Ali,
check out my blog. Much easier to post pics to than here and more room to narrate.

[BirdbyBird]

For pure beach I would recommend Huntington Beach over Myrtle Beach state park. It is smaller and the beach quieter.