Reddit reviews Road Trip USA: Cross-Country Adventures on America's Two-Lane Highways
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There are books available on road tripping in the US like this, that show you the best non interstate roads to take.
Car camping is easiest and by far the cheapest, too ($10-20/night as opposed to $35-70/night, since you'll be in peak season). It's nice because after you've been driving all day, you can stretch your legs and go on a pleasant hike, take in some beautiful scenery. You really do get used to it, and most facilities offer showers. Motels can attract sketchy crowds, but aren't as bad if you're driving through a small or mid-sized city. You might also want to try /r/meetup, I've heard of redditors putting others up.
I've done two major road trips in my life, one for six weeks from LA -> Pacific 1/101 -> Olympic Peninsula/Seattle -> Canada/Banff -> Dakotas -> Wisconsin -> Illinois. I also did Illinois -> Dakotas/Badlands -> Yellowstone -> Utah/Zion -> California. I also backpacked Europe. I'm happy to answer questions.
Where are you going? If you're in the US, a good book is Road Trip USA .
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