Some of us will pack a week worth of jerseys/shorts into zip lock bages and not worry about the laundry thing. Other than that, you are on the right tract by trying to locate a laundry close to each night's camp site and either biking or walking to laundry mat when you get to camp that afternoon.

showering with clothes on may not be a good idea if there is a long line at the shower trailer? When I do that, it takes me twice as long to get me and the shorts and socks smelling good.

   I have jumped into the shower clothed after many a Florida ride to wash off the crusted salt, and also to rinse my helmet. I also sometimes have to wash the hydration pack to get the salt crust off of it.

   I guess a shuttle somewhere in midweek will do the trick. Another poster neatly answered the question why, which is because after a while the luggage bags get too big. Also, sweaty clothes that ferment a few days will grow legs, get up and start scampering around.

   On my first BRAG I discovered that a length of string is very handy for setting up a campground clothesline for drying jerseys, and I still thank the person who provided me about 12 feet of string off of a roll. I also learned to not rinse clothes and put them on a piece of farm machinery to dry, unless you like rust stains.