New York Motorhome Adventure - NY Upstate and Niagara Falls

A 19-day road vacation in a motorhome starting in New York would be a terrific chance to see a variety of historical and natural sights as well as some enjoyable family-friendly activities. There are several places you can stop at en route:

• Many significant historical locations can be found at Philadelphia's Independence National Historical Park, including Independence Hall, the location of the signings of the U.S. Constitution and the Declaration of Independence..

• Many famous buildings, such as the Smithsonian Museum, the Washington Monument, and the Lincoln Memorial, may be seen on the National Mall in Washington, D.C.

• Smithsonian National Zoological Park in Washington, D.C., is home to many species of animals from around the world, including lions, pandas, and elephants.

• Hershey's Chocolate World in Hershey, Pennsylvania, is a great place for chocolate lovers of all ages, with many interactive exhibits and a chocolate factory tour.

• Old Bedford Village, is an open-air museum where you can explore the history of the early settlers of the area, and step back in time to 18th-century America.

• In addition to a number of modern rides and attractions, Kennywood Park in West Mifflin, Pennsylvania, also features some classic favorites like the Merry-Go-Round and the Tilt-A-Whirl.

• Beautiful botanical gardens with a vast range of species from all over the world may be found in Buffalo and Erie County.

• You can explore the tunnels and underground waterfalls in Cave of the Winds on foot or by boat.

• A stunning park with lots of hiking trails, waterfalls, and other outdoor activities is Watkins Glen State Park.

• Another stunning natural environment with hiking paths, streams, and waterfalls is Robert H. Treman, State Park.

• Getting away from the daily grind and unwinding in nature is easy at Upper Entrance.

• The history of the women's rights movement in America is available at the Women's Rights National Historical Park.

Make sure to plan ahead and reserve any tickets, tours,s or camping spots well in advance for your trip, and also make sure that you are aware of the state laws regarding staying in RVs, some places will only allow overnight camping in designated RV parks. Also, make sure to bring the necessary supplies like food, water, and clothes, and carry enough cash as many places along the route may not accept credit cards. Also don't forget to bring sunscreen, hats, and insect repellent to make the most of your outdoor activities.