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I am thinking of driving from NJ to Disney, and on the way back, possibly stop by a few places. The first thing that came to mind is DC. Aside from that, I have no clue. Any suggestion would be greatly appreciated.
Btw, we plan to go around December to January time frame.
I am thinking of driving from NJ to Disney, and on the way back, possibly stop by a few places.
There are thousands. Every town with coastal water access has something from the Colonial
era to brag about. If you're willing to go up to 100 miles inland then wide spot in the road has
something from the Civil war era to show you. Some are actually interesting to see.
You mentioned DC which by itself could take 3 months to really see.
How much time will you have to explore?
If you weren't going at that time of year I'd suggest the Outer Banks and Kitty Hawk. Try Charleston. Weather may be miserable but at least you'll eat well.
Last edited by eureka1; 09-11-2013 at 11:42 AM..
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You mentioned DC which by itself could take 3 months to really see.
How much time will you have to explore?
Good question, I don't have many vacation days so I plan the trip to be 8 days max. 2 days for driving to/from, 3 days at Disney, so I might have 2-3 days for one or two spots. Obviously, I am going for a cursory look into most places with my 6 year old daughter....
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