Have You Ever Been On A Road Trip?

sure.. i've had my share of road trips. kind of vomited twice after three hours of riding a car. it was during the time when my family and i went somewhere for vacation.. made me sick.. after the roadtrip, i immediately slept because of a major headache.. :(

Yes, I have gone on several road trips when I was younger. We used to live in Las Vegas and would often go to the Mountains in January to see and experience the snow. We would take the drive right before dark and stop along the way to find a campsite. In the morning we would continue our journey until we hit the mountains. Usually we would get down right before we reach the top and snow board with the make shift snow board that we would bring along (a.k.a HUGE baking pan)…lol..we would spend three days and two nights on our road trip and I enjoyed every second of it. During three day weekends or school breaks we would often drive into California mainly for the shopping…hehe We would leave at about 3:00am and make it into California at about 11:00am stoping only once or twice for a bathroom break and snack run. We would then find a motel and spend the night so that we could make the 4:00am flea market the next day. I loved California, I could see the beach and I missed it so much! I hated the Lake Mead that we would fish at, I wanted to smell the ocean after all, I am a local islander…lol..I always wished that we could stay and dreaded the road trip back home but I had school so there was no choice. I have also done to the Grand Canyon on several occasion and Hoover Dam on class trips but only for one night.

I am not much of a traveller. I get carsick, so does my youngest daughter. The first time we drove to Prince Edward Island from Ontario (an 18 hour drive, 22 with kids and pitstops) we borrowed a portable TV with built-in VCR so the kids could watch movies. That grew boring very quickly. It was a horrible experience. Even with the wristbands and the magnetic things on the back of the van, and gravol, my daughter still got sick. My eldest daughter got out of the van about an hour from the bridge and refused to get back in. After that we decided to make the drive in two days with a motel stop. However, the kids still don't like the long drive, neither do I. We try to fly when we can afford it even though hubby refuses. He doesn't mind the drive at all. As a kid I remember driving to Leamington from Toronto. It's a 4 1/2 hour drive. We actually stopped at a motel on the way. LOL! I think that's because we spent a day in London at a kids' village. Not sure. Don't remember too clearly. I hate driving.

yes, i always do.. and it's really fun having road trips.. what i want tom experience is a trip by the sea or by train.. i didn't tried it yet.. i always do road trip... hehehe.. i'm used to it.. i enjoy a lot...

We have small road trips and 'magical, mystery tours' quite often! WE will set off and let the kids decide which direction to take at every roundabout or junction, it is always nice to end up somewhere we haven't been before and go exploring! Unfortunately I haven't been fit enough to do this for some time but I look forward to being well enough to resume our little excursions! xxx

when my father was still alive, we used to have road trips, but here in our place riding a public vehicle is cheaper than your own car, because going to our province we travel by land and by water,, and fare in the marine vessel is very expensive... but we enjoy road trips very much, sort of family bonding to us

I have been on a few road trips. I live 3 hours away from where I grew up so sometimes I will head up there to visit people I still know there.

i want to experience road trip in the most fun way i could ever imagine. I used to go out of town but never a real road trip idea for me. It's going from one place to another, and thats just it. Road trip for me is going to the farthest place you can drive to and having short stops in between. Those stops mean exploring the places as well, taking pictures, buying souvenirs, cute boy hunting, etc. Road tripping for me is like a journey that never ends. It's exploring not just the place you would really visit, but also, knowing more about the towns along the way.

Yeah...there's nothing more exciting than seeing the beautiful sceneries around us while on the road. It helps us to reconnect with the nature and remind us that the world is still a beautiful place to live in. I remember my first road trip and despite the long hours (10 hours), I can't take my eyes off the road and refused to close my eyes. I was so awed with everything I was seeing. I was doubly awed when I spotted one of the popular volcanoes in our country. :)

I haven't been on a road trip in while! The last one i really enjoyed was with a couple of friends, and we were sightseeing around the west coast of the US. with the scenic drive and all that. we got along marvellously, and stopped at yosemite park and sang at the top of our voices to the radio and our CDs. but driving can be tiring, so I'm not sure when the next time is that I'll take a road trip, especially since I'm still an unexperienced driver and didn't drive at all in the previous road trips that I've been part of. I guess i could literally be called a free rider!

We use to go on road trips all the time until gas went sky high and now we can't afford to leave the city. We would decide it was road trip day and get in our vehicle and drive for hours taking the scenic route to nowhere. At times it was like we were lost, but we always made it back home. We always enjoyed the road trips to nowhere. You can always find things to do and see when your not looking for them.

i have in several road trips and i have enjoyed them all. i love going places. i love long trips especially with my family and friends. sometimes i don't mind the time spent for these trips. what matters is that you are with the people that you really love and care about.