Travels 1200 miles south

We left Fargo on I-29 going south, trying to stay in front of a snow storm. Pretty flat country in the beginning. Lots of dead deer in the ditches and side of the road. The further south we went, the more hills and trees. We got to see some areas where the trees were still turning color. Some areas of bad roads.

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Downtown Riverside RV Park, North Little Rock, AR

Downtown Riverside RV Park is a gated park located on the bank of the Arkansas River. It is a Passport America participating park, along with other discounts. We didn’t have reservations, but were able to grab a spot for Thanksgiving weekend. It wasn’t a prime spot, but it had water and 50 amp electric.  All full-hookups were taken. It cost us $10.80 a night. Free wifi, 32 TV channels, 4G Verizon. This is our second time staying here; first was in 2012.

                                          

Nearby is the Verizon Arena and Arkansas Sports Hall of Fame. When we were here in 2012 we walked across the pedestrian/bike bridge, to the Clinton Presidential Center and Park, Heifer International, stores and markets. We also went to the Peabody Hotel to see the “famous” Peabody Ducks.  I’m glad we did it then, because the ducks got retired in 2013 as the motel changed to a Marriott.      (Pictures from Wikipedia)

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Outside of the park, along the water is a Veterans Memorial and a Maritime Museum (which was closed).

         

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