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By Head Out - HOP · Posted
The Best of Nashville HOP April 28 - May 4, 2024 Founded along the Cumberland River in 1779, Nashville is near the center of Tennessee. It is best known as the Capital of Country Music, with attractions such as the Grand Ole Opry and the Live Radio Show, the Country Music Hall of Fame, and sites like the famous Parthenon, Music Row, and famous bars like Tootsie’s. Listen to the live music and see the city lights on Broadway Street, the most visited street in Nashville. Behind Broadway's famous honky-tonks is the iconic Ryman, constructed in 1889 and renamed the Grand Ole Opry in 1943. Both are iconic buildings that share the same deep-rooted country history. Visit places like the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum, the General Jackson Showboat, Belle Meade Historical Site and Winery, as well as Andrew Jackson's Hermitage. Belle Meade was a historical site with many skirmishes during the Battle of Nashville, which was host to Andrew Jackson, Generals Grant, Sherman and Hancock. Tour the vineyard that’s owned by Kix Brooks, of Brooks & Dunn, and many other fun sites like the Jack Daniel's Distillery, The American Picker's and Antique Archaeology, the Marathon Museum and moonshine sampling for free, which are huge attractions! There are several historical attractions, old plantations and Civil War sites, and you can learn about Nashville's history while visiting these historical sites and iconic buildings. Let us do the complex and time-consuming work of planning a vacation and also driving you there, while you sit back, relax and enjoy! Board a luxury motorcoach and enjoy a leisurely ride in and around Nashville with a knowledgeable local tour guide. HOPs are fun and exciting, especially when shared with like-minded people! Package includes: Six nights at a nice RV Park Highlights, stops, sites, and tours, including, but not limited to: · Tour Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum · Tour Ryman Auditorium · Music Row · General Jackson Showboat · Opry Mills Mall · Tour Grand Ole Opry – Live radio show · Tour Johnny Cash’s Hideaway Farm · Tour Loretta Lynn’s Ranch · Lunch at Loretta Lynn’s Kitchen · Belle Meade and wine tasting · Andrew Jackson’s Hermitage · Jack Daniel’s Distillery (Must be 21 and show ID) · Lunch at the famous Mary Bobo’s Restaurant · Enjoy the history of the surrounding area during lunch! · Visit Arrington Vineyards - owned by Kix Brooks of Brooks & Dunn · Tour of Nashville - Lower Broadway, Legislative Plaza, Bicentennial Park, the Gulch, The Parthenon, Centennial Park, etc. · Antique Archaeology - American Picker's – the famous TV show · Marathon Village · Marathon Auto Museum · Tennessee Legend Moonshine (Tasting is free. Must be 21 with ID.) · Five meals · Souvenir HOP name badges · Professional motorcoach and driver · An amazing local tour guide · All taxes and gratuities AND MUCH MORE! Special dietary requests cannot be accommodated. This HOP includes considerable walking that will be on uneven terrain. *Note This itinerary may still be amended without notice. We do our best to secure all activities ahead of time, but when dealing with the weather, traffic, length of tours, and our local vendors' changes are sometimes necessary. Payments When registering for this HOP, you may pay half upon registration. Prices for this HOP Two-person rig: $2485.00 One-person rig: $1465.00 Each additional person in rig: $1020.00 Final payment date is March 29, 2024 Reregister for this HOP online · We highly suggest you register online. · Tickets may sell out before you have time to call in to the HOP Department. For help, you may also call: The HOP Department 936-329-6499 Or email: registration@escapees.com. If you want to park near friends, please request this during the registration process. HOP Confirmation email · Once registered, a receipt notification will be sent via email regarding all the pertinent information, such as RV Park, address, tour dates, times, etc. · If you do not receive it, please check your SPAM files, or email us at: registration@escapees.com Travel Insurance · We highly suggest you protect your financial investment on this HOP by purchasing trip insurance. · If you or a family member has a pre-existing medical condition, consider purchasing trip cancellation or interruption insurance. · Insurance can also help cover unexpected illnesses or emergencies while on the trip. For more information about this HOP, click: https://escapees.com/event/best-of-nashville-hop-2024/ View upcoming HOPs: https://www.escapees.com/hops Safe travels, Lisa Koca HOP Director 936-329-6499 www.escapees.com/hops Escapees RV Club 100 Rainbow Drive Livingston, Texas 77351 www.escapees.com For Cruise HOPs, call: Escapees Travel Agency 855-757-8881 (Toll-Free) -
By Head Out - HOP · Posted
There are a couple of tickets left for these HOPs. You may sign up online or call 936-329-6499, the HOP registration department to register. Best regards, Lisa Koca HOP Director 936-329-6499 Office hours: Mon. – Fri. | 8:00 – 4:00 CST www.escapees.com/hops Escapees RV Club 100 Rainbow Drive Livingston, Texas 77351 936-327-8873 www.escapees.com For Cruise HOPs, call: Escapees Travel Agency eta@escapees.com 936-329-6499 Office hours: Mon. – Fri. | 8:00 – 4:00 CST -
By Randyretired · Posted
There are state specific rules that can restrict vehicles that are legal in the state it is registered. For instance towing RV doubles is legal in my home state but not legal in many others. The legal length of RV's varies by state and the home state rules do not apply. How this affects this California rule I don't know but it isn't as cut and dry as some seem to believe. -
Since we have Starlink and I was not worried about data usage I did some pretty comprehensive comparisons of YouTubeTV to other streaming services. We ended up dumping it as everything we watched there was available elsewhere and overall for less money per month.
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