Make me an itinerary from May 17 to May 22 for me and my brother. I am picking him up at Oakland airport on May 17th at 12pm and dropping him off May 22nd at 4pm. We would like to spend 3 nights camping within 300 miles of Oakland.
user
Make me an itinerary from May 17 to May 22 for me and my brother. I am picking him up at Oakland airport on May 17th at 12pm and dropping him off May 22nd at 4pm. We would like to spend 3 nights camping within 300 miles of Oakland.
assistant
Make me an itinerary from May 17 to May 22 for me and my brother. I am picking him up at Oakland airport on May 17th at 12pm and dropping him off May 22nd at 4pm. We would like to spend 3 nights camping within 300 miles of Oakland.
user
Here's a suggested itinerary for you and your brother from May 17 to May 22:

Day 1: May 17
- 12:00 pm: Pick up your brother from Oakland Airport
- 1:00 pm: Have lunch in Oakland
- 2:30 pm: Drive to Big Sur (Approximately 143 miles, 3 hours drive) - to Pfeiffer Big Sur State Park
- 5:30 pm: Arrive at Pfeiffer Big Sur State Park, set up camp and explore the park

Day 2: May 18
- Full day at Pfeiffer Big Sur State Park
   * Morning hike to McWay Falls
   * Afternoon spent at Pfeiffer Beach (Purple Sand Beach)
   * Evening hiking to Valley View and Pfeiffer Falls
   * Camp at Pfeiffer Big Sur State Park

Day 3: May 19
- Drive to Yosemite National Park (Approximately 234 miles, 5 hours drive)
- Set up camp at Yosemite Valley - Upper Pines Campground, reserve your spot ahead of time
- Visit Yosemite Valley attractions such as Tunnel View, Yosemite Valley Chapel, Ansel Adams Gallery, Yosemite Falls, and Yosemite Village throughout the afternoon and evening.
- Camp at Yosemite Valley - Upper Pines Campground

Day 4: May 20
- Full day at Yosemite National Park
   * Morning hike: Mist Trail to Vernal and Nevada Falls
   * Afternoon: Explore Mariposa Grove for some giant sequoias or take a scenic drive up to Glacier Point
   * Evening: Relax at campsite and enjoy a campfire
- Camp at Yosemite Valley - Upper Pines Campground

Day 5: May 21
- Morning: Leisure time in Yosemite, follow any trails or landmarks you haven't covered yet
- 11:00 am: Depart from Yosemite National Park, head to Sacramento (Approx 175 miles, 3.5 hours) 
- 2:30 pm: Arrive in Sacramento, check into a hotel or Airbnb for the night
- Late afternoon and evening: Explore Sacramento downtown, visit California State Capitol Museum, Old Sacramento Historic District, and dine at a local restaurant

Day 6: May 22
- Morning: Relax and explore more of Sacramento
- 1:00 pm: Drive back to Oakland (Approx. 80 miles, 1.5 hours)
- 2:30 pm: Arrive in Oakland, maybe grab a quick bite
- 3:30 pm: Arrive at Oakland Airport for your brother's 4:00 pm flight departure

Please note that certain attractions or campgrounds may have limited access or be temporarily closed due to COVID-19-related restrictions. Be sure to check the local health guidelines and confirm the availability of your destinations before embarking on your journey. Reserve campsites ahead of time, and make sure to follow Leave No Trace principles when camping.
assistant
Here's a suggested itinerary for you and your brother from May 17 to May 22:

Day 1: May 17
- 12:00 pm: Pick up your brother from Oakland Airport
- 1:00 pm: Have lunch in Oakland
- 2:30 pm: Drive to Big Sur (Approximately 143 miles, 3 hours drive) - to Pfeiffer Big Sur State Park
- 5:30 pm: Arrive at Pfeiffer Big Sur State Park, set up camp and explore the park

Day 2: May 18
- Full day at Pfeiffer Big Sur State Park
   * Morning hike to McWay Falls
   * Afternoon spent at Pfeiffer Beach (Purple Sand Beach)
   * Evening hiking to Valley View and Pfeiffer Falls
   * Camp at Pfeiffer Big Sur State Park

Day 3: May 19
- Drive to Yosemite National Park (Approximately 234 miles, 5 hours drive)
- Set up camp at Yosemite Valley - Upper Pines Campground, reserve your spot ahead of time
- Visit Yosemite Valley attractions such as Tunnel View, Yosemite Valley Chapel, Ansel Adams Gallery, Yosemite Falls, and Yosemite Village throughout the afternoon and evening.
- Camp at Yosemite Valley - Upper Pines Campground

Day 4: May 20
- Full day at Yosemite National Park
   * Morning hike: Mist Trail to Vernal and Nevada Falls
   * Afternoon: Explore Mariposa Grove for some giant sequoias or take a scenic drive up to Glacier Point
   * Evening: Relax at campsite and enjoy a campfire
- Camp at Yosemite Valley - Upper Pines Campground

Day 5: May 21
- Morning: Leisure time in Yosemite, follow any trails or landmarks you haven't covered yet
- 11:00 am: Depart from Yosemite National Park, head to Sacramento (Approx 175 miles, 3.5 hours) 
- 2:30 pm: Arrive in Sacramento, check into a hotel or Airbnb for the night
- Late afternoon and evening: Explore Sacramento downtown, visit California State Capitol Museum, Old Sacramento Historic District, and dine at a local restaurant

Day 6: May 22
- Morning: Relax and explore more of Sacramento
- 1:00 pm: Drive back to Oakland (Approx. 80 miles, 1.5 hours)
- 2:30 pm: Arrive in Oakland, maybe grab a quick bite
- 3:30 pm: Arrive at Oakland Airport for your brother's 4:00 pm flight departure

Please note that certain attractions or campgrounds may have limited access or be temporarily closed due to COVID-19-related restrictions. Be sure to check the local health guidelines and confirm the availability of your destinations before embarking on your journey. Reserve campsites ahead of time, and make sure to follow Leave No Trace principles when camping.
user
Here's a suggested itinerary for you and your brother from May 17 to May 22:

Day 1: May 17
- 12:00 pm: Pick up your brother from Oakland Airport
- 1:00 pm: Have lunch in Oakland
- 2:30 pm: Drive to Big Sur (Approximately 143 miles, 3 hours drive) - to Pfeiffer Big Sur State Park
- 5:30 pm: Arrive at Pfeiffer Big Sur State Park, set up camp and explore the park

Day 2: May 18
- Full day at Pfeiffer Big Sur State Park
   * Morning hike to McWay Falls
   * Afternoon spent at Pfeiffer Beach (Purple Sand Beach)
   * Evening hiking to Valley View and Pfeiffer Falls
   * Camp at Pfeiffer Big Sur State Park

Day 3: May 19
- Drive to Yosemite National Park (Approximately 234 miles, 5 hours drive)
- Set up camp at Yosemite Valley - Upper Pines Campground, reserve your spot ahead of time
- Visit Yosemite Valley attractions such as Tunnel View, Yosemite Valley Chapel, Ansel Adams Gallery, Yosemite Falls, and Yosemite Village throughout the afternoon and evening.
- Camp at Yosemite Valley - Upper Pines Campground

Day 4: May 20
- Full day at Yosemite National Park
   * Morning hike: Mist Trail to Vernal and Nevada Falls
   * Afternoon: Explore Mariposa Grove for some giant sequoias or take a scenic drive up to Glacier Point
   * Evening: Relax at campsite and enjoy a campfire
- Camp at Yosemite Valley - Upper Pines Campground

Day 5: May 21
- Morning: Leisure time in Yosemite, follow any trails or landmarks you haven't covered yet
- 11:00 am: Depart from Yosemite National Park, head to Sacramento (Approx 175 miles, 3.5 hours) 
- 2:30 pm: Arrive in Sacramento, check into a hotel or Airbnb for the night
- Late afternoon and evening: Explore Sacramento downtown, visit California State Capitol Museum, Old Sacramento Historic District, and dine at a local restaurant

Day 6: May 22
- Morning: Relax and explore more of Sacramento
- 1:00 pm: Drive back to Oakland (Approx. 80 miles, 1.5 hours)
- 2:30 pm: Arrive in Oakland, maybe grab a quick bite
- 3:30 pm: Arrive at Oakland Airport for your brother's 4:00 pm flight departure

Please note that certain attractions or campgrounds may have limited access or be temporarily closed due to COVID-19-related restrictions. Be sure to check the local health guidelines and confirm the availability of your destinations before embarking on your journey. Reserve campsites ahead of time, and make sure to follow Leave No Trace principles when camping.
assistant
Oh, that sounds like quite the adventure! Here's a suggested itinerary for your camping trip from May 17th to May 22nd, taking into account your Los Angeles and subsistence locations, with 3 nights camping within 300 miles of Oakland:

May 17th (Oakland):

1. Arrive at Oakland Airport and pick up your brother at 12pm
2. Stop by a local grocery store to stock up on supplies (fresh fruit, vegetables, etc.)
3. Drive approximately 30 minutes to Blackwood Canyon Campground to set up camp for the first night

May 18th (Blackwood Canyon):

1. Enjoy a relaxing morning in the campground
2. Head out for a hike on nearby trails (bring water and snacks)
3. Take a picnic lunch at the campground
4. Spend the afternoon exploring the area or enjoying camp activities such as fishing, playing cards, or board games

May 19th (Mount St. Helena):

1. Drive approximately 1.5 hours to the Mount St. Helena campground to spend the second night
2. Take in the panoramic views from the campsite and nearby observation points
3. Enjoy a swim in the nearby lake or play lawn games at the campground
4. Go stargazing or watch the sunset while enjoying a campfire and local snacks

May 20th (Davis):

1. Drive approximately 30 minutes to the Lake Berryessa area for a scenic drive or shoreline walk
2. Head to the Yellow Barn Farm for a late lunch and some shopping for collegiate apparel
3. Check in at the Davis-based Airbnb for your third night
4. Visit the UC Davis Arboretum and Teaching Gardens for some late afternoon or evening exploration

May 21st (Suisun City):

1. Drive approximately 30 minutes to drive the scenic byway from Davis to Suisun City
2. Explore the marshes and waterways of the Suisun City Waterfront & Wildlife Area
3. Experience the local culture by visiting the Suisun City Historic District or Solano Community College
4. Head back to Davis and store the car, then head to the airport to drop off your brother at 4pm

This itinerary includes a mix of camping, hiking, scenic drives, and cultural activities, allowing you to experience the beauty of the Oakland area. Keep in mind that this itinerary can be tweaked to meet your specific preferences, including any necessary travel time or fancier accommodation options.
assistant
Oh, that sounds like quite the adventure! Here's a suggested itinerary for your camping trip from May 17th to May 22nd, taking into account your Los Angeles and subsistence locations, with 3 nights camping within 300 miles of Oakland:

May 17th (Oakland):

1. Arrive at Oakland Airport and pick up your brother at 12pm
2. Stop by a local grocery store to stock up on supplies (fresh fruit, vegetables, etc.)
3. Drive approximately 30 minutes to Blackwood Canyon Campground to set up camp for the first night

May 18th (Blackwood Canyon):

1. Enjoy a relaxing morning in the campground
2. Head out for a hike on nearby trails (bring water and snacks)
3. Take a picnic lunch at the campground
4. Spend the afternoon exploring the area or enjoying camp activities such as fishing, playing cards, or board games

May 19th (Mount St. Helena):

1. Drive approximately 1.5 hours to the Mount St. Helena campground to spend the second night
2. Take in the panoramic views from the campsite and nearby observation points
3. Enjoy a swim in the nearby lake or play lawn games at the campground
4. Go stargazing or watch the sunset while enjoying a campfire and local snacks

May 20th (Davis):

1. Drive approximately 30 minutes to the Lake Berryessa area for a scenic drive or shoreline walk
2. Head to the Yellow Barn Farm for a late lunch and some shopping for collegiate apparel
3. Check in at the Davis-based Airbnb for your third night
4. Visit the UC Davis Arboretum and Teaching Gardens for some late afternoon or evening exploration

May 21st (Suisun City):

1. Drive approximately 30 minutes to drive the scenic byway from Davis to Suisun City
2. Explore the marshes and waterways of the Suisun City Waterfront & Wildlife Area
3. Experience the local culture by visiting the Suisun City Historic District or Solano Community College
4. Head back to Davis and store the car, then head to the airport to drop off your brother at 4pm

This itinerary includes a mix of camping, hiking, scenic drives, and cultural activities, allowing you to experience the beauty of the Oakland area. Keep in mind that this itinerary can be tweaked to meet your specific preferences, including any necessary travel time or fancier accommodation options.
user
Oh, that sounds like quite the adventure! Here's a suggested itinerary for your camping trip from May 17th to May 22nd, taking into account your Los Angeles and subsistence locations, with 3 nights camping within 300 miles of Oakland:

May 17th (Oakland):

1. Arrive at Oakland Airport and pick up your brother at 12pm
2. Stop by a local grocery store to stock up on supplies (fresh fruit, vegetables, etc.)
3. Drive approximately 30 minutes to Blackwood Canyon Campground to set up camp for the first night

May 18th (Blackwood Canyon):

1. Enjoy a relaxing morning in the campground
2. Head out for a hike on nearby trails (bring water and snacks)
3. Take a picnic lunch at the campground
4. Spend the afternoon exploring the area or enjoying camp activities such as fishing, playing cards, or board games

May 19th (Mount St. Helena):

1. Drive approximately 1.5 hours to the Mount St. Helena campground to spend the second night
2. Take in the panoramic views from the campsite and nearby observation points
3. Enjoy a swim in the nearby lake or play lawn games at the campground
4. Go stargazing or watch the sunset while enjoying a campfire and local snacks

May 20th (Davis):

1. Drive approximately 30 minutes to the Lake Berryessa area for a scenic drive or shoreline walk
2. Head to the Yellow Barn Farm for a late lunch and some shopping for collegiate apparel
3. Check in at the Davis-based Airbnb for your third night
4. Visit the UC Davis Arboretum and Teaching Gardens for some late afternoon or evening exploration

May 21st (Suisun City):

1. Drive approximately 30 minutes to drive the scenic byway from Davis to Suisun City
2. Explore the marshes and waterways of the Suisun City Waterfront & Wildlife Area
3. Experience the local culture by visiting the Suisun City Historic District or Solano Community College
4. Head back to Davis and store the car, then head to the airport to drop off your brother at 4pm

This itinerary includes a mix of camping, hiking, scenic drives, and cultural activities, allowing you to experience the beauty of the Oakland area. Keep in mind that this itinerary can be tweaked to meet your specific preferences, including any necessary travel time or fancier accommodation options.
assistant