Monday, August 26, 2019

Michigan No More

At 9 o'clock this morning we bid goodbye to our friends Brock and Leola, and started out on our 320 mile journey east from Kalamazoo, across Michigan to Ann Arbor, 

then south into Ohio, around Toledo via this bridge across the Maumee River at its birth in Lake Erie.

Clouds and intermittent showers continued to accompany us east along the Ohio Turnpike  and I90 through the beautiful Ohio farmland just a few miles inland from the southern shore of Lake Erie.

In spite of the showers, construction,  heavy traffic, and tricky interchanges, we wound our way through Cleveland with no problem.



6 hours later we arrived safely at our home for the next two weeks, Kenisee Lake RV Resort, a Thousand Trails park just outside Jefferson, OH.

As with all Thousand Trails parks, this one comes with a lot of amenities.
This is the indoor entertainment complex:  outdoor picnic pavilion and chuck wagon (where a lot of park generated activities take place), office and 6/6 laundry (at side), snack bar, small social room with tables and chairs, tv and couch, library, and in the next building is another couch/tv arrangement, more tables and chairs, pool table, table tennis, and the jigsaw puzzle table.

Outside activities include free fishing in either the pond

or the lake (fish can be kept or thrown back),

basketball court/ pickleball courts,

campers' picnic pavilion with fire pit, then horseshoe pits and further on, the playground and heated swimming pool.

The 78 sites are accessed from a boomerang shaped oval.  Most are full hookup 30 amp back-ins with a few 50 amp and 5 pull-thrus.

Our site backs up to the lake, which is hidden by shrubbery.

However, we can see the lake from our picnic table.

We'll be busy with both work and play while we're here.

Chores tomorrow.

Louise and Duane

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