Kids in Pennsylvania

We were able to take the kids to the Touch Please Museum in Philidelphia. We had a really fun time and will plan Sesame Park another time..

Friday we leave Brandywine CG and move to an rv park in Hershey PA so we can take the kids to Hershey Park as well as the Chocolate Factory. Everyone is pretty excited.

Yeah ! Kids are here.

We met Dione and Bob at Corning NY which is about half way between Douglasville PA and their home near London Ontario. So fun to have all three for two weeks. We went to print out the info on Sesame Park and found that it does not open thru the week until May 24 w/e. Next time will have to plan time with them after long w/e. They like Brandywine Creek CG that we have booked in to for the first week. Pool not open yet but they have a trampoline that the kids love. Park is down is narrow road for about 6 miles but nice park and nice people. We do get our satelite and internet. Kids like playing Animal Crossing at Smartlnd and visiting Dadville.

Lancaster, PA

We are in a rv park just east of Lancaster. Busy Amish and Mennonite tourist area so parks tend to be full on the weekends. We are close to Norm and Bernice and Bob and Cindy and are getting in some quality visiting. Great to see these friends again. Paul and Ann are coming from Toledo, Ohio on the 13th for a few days. Will be great to see them again. Then on the 16th we pick up the grandchildren who will stay with us as we tour north to Canada for the summer. We will take them to Sesame Park near Philly, Hershey Chocolate Factory and the Train Museum in Strasburg. Lots for them to see and do while we are in this area and as we head north. Haven't seen them since Christmas so looking forward to having lots of fun.

Finally, we made it to New York City. We had conflicting remarks about staying at Liberty Harbor Marine and RV Park, Jersey City, NJ but turned out to be our best choice and we would def stay there again. Just a parking lot at the marina but felt safe and were comfortable. 50 amp service with water and no sewer. We could see the Statue of Liberty from our window. The ferry runs weekdays from 6 am to 10 am and 4 pm to 10 pm to Pier 11. You can also walk a short 5 blocks to the PATH and catch the Grove St train to 33rd street (Upper Manhattan) or the World Trade Center (Lower Manhattan) $1.75 each one way on the train and $6 each one way on the ferry. Again we did a lot of walking and saw a lot. Ate at Johnny's Fish Grill in Lower Manhattan and were pleased with the food and the price. Upper Manhattan was double the price, food not as good and you didn't get as much.