WA State to Tennessee in April
We are going to the RV-Dreams Spring 2015 educational rally in Tennessee next April and need some pointers regarding the basic route to take to get there so as to avoid snow crossing the continental d...
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I would also purchase the America the Beautiful pass from any national park office if you are age 62. The pass is $10 and you will get half price camping at Corps of Engineers campgrounds. Lots to choose from east of the MS. You can find them at www.recreation.gov
I would also join Passport America. For $44 a year it always pays for itself for our trips. www.passportamerica.com
First stop could be Seven Feathers RV park in Canyonville OR. Nice park reasonable rates.
Second stop just north of Redding CA at Mountain Gate RV Park.
maybe someone familiar with the route and places to stay in California could chime in here. We cut across through Reno and down to Vegas when we came this way.
A good stop for a couple days is Balmorrhea State Park TX just after the I-20 and I-10 junction. You will want to have all supplies that you need. No grocery store nearby.
When you get to Baton Rouge, head north on US61 to Natchez MS. Make a left on US84 go over the river and stay at River View RV park right on the MS River. Passport America park. Nice place to rest for a couple days. At Natchez you can pickup the Natchez Trace parkway.
at the north end of Natchez Trace is Davis Lakes Campground: From Tupelo, drive 17 miles south on the Natchez Trace Parkway to the Davis Lake Recreation Area Exit at milepost 243. Turn right on Davis Lake Road and continue 4 miles to the campground. Half price with America the Beautiful pass.
If you go through Nashville, we liked Two Rivers RV Park. Cheapest rate in Nashville unless you stay on one of the lakes.
In Crossville TN, stay at Spring Lake RV Park. One of our favorites. Ask for a spot in the back.
In Sevierville TN, to get to River Plantation take exit 407 from their website: Please do not rely on GPS directions as they force guests to make a U-turn. Please use our directions for ease of navigation.
Going back if you stay on I-40, we like Springhill Corps of Engineers Campground in Barling AR (near Fort Smith).
In Oklahoma City we like Twin Fountains RV Park.
In Amarillo, we like Oasis RV Resort.
Once you nail down the route we can help with more places to stay.
I would also join Passport America. For $44 a year it always pays for itself for our trips. www.passportamerica.com
First stop could be Seven Feathers RV park in Canyonville OR. Nice park reasonable rates.
Second stop just north of Redding CA at Mountain Gate RV Park.
maybe someone familiar with the route and places to stay in California could chime in here. We cut across through Reno and down to Vegas when we came this way.
A good stop for a couple days is Balmorrhea State Park TX just after the I-20 and I-10 junction. You will want to have all supplies that you need. No grocery store nearby.
When you get to Baton Rouge, head north on US61 to Natchez MS. Make a left on US84 go over the river and stay at River View RV park right on the MS River. Passport America park. Nice place to rest for a couple days. At Natchez you can pickup the Natchez Trace parkway.
at the north end of Natchez Trace is Davis Lakes Campground: From Tupelo, drive 17 miles south on the Natchez Trace Parkway to the Davis Lake Recreation Area Exit at milepost 243. Turn right on Davis Lake Road and continue 4 miles to the campground. Half price with America the Beautiful pass.
If you go through Nashville, we liked Two Rivers RV Park. Cheapest rate in Nashville unless you stay on one of the lakes.
In Crossville TN, stay at Spring Lake RV Park. One of our favorites. Ask for a spot in the back.
In Sevierville TN, to get to River Plantation take exit 407 from their website: Please do not rely on GPS directions as they force guests to make a U-turn. Please use our directions for ease of navigation.
Going back if you stay on I-40, we like Springhill Corps of Engineers Campground in Barling AR (near Fort Smith).
In Oklahoma City we like Twin Fountains RV Park.
In Amarillo, we like Oasis RV Resort.
Once you nail down the route we can help with more places to stay.
