Things to do along I 75 FL to ON

Dayton Air Museum.

In Dayton, Ohio. It's free and has RV parking.

Scratch that post. I'm re-editing! Sorry wrong trip. My wife just reminded me that the "Mile High Pie" was not on I-75, but off I-70 in Illinois. I looked it up on the Internet and it's the Blue Springs Cafe. Sorry about that. I had the wrong trip in mind and the wrong road. When you travel around, sometimes the attractions get mixed up!

But the KOA in Clarksville, GA is a right decent stopping point. Lots to see in that area. And so is Pine Ridge campground in Georgia. We've stayed at both.

Kentucky Horse Park near Lexington KY. Close to I-75. Their camp ground is open all year round, the water is usually back on around the middle of March. Clean washrooms and showers, two dump stations, no sewer hook ups. The museum is quite extensive and can take 2 or 3 hours to go through if you are really into horses. http://www.kyhorsepark.com/

Neil Armstrong museum.

Thank's for the quick suggestions but we need to put in a little time before we get to OH. There is a weather advisory for Lima with blowing snow for Lima today. We do want to see our daughter and her family but not in that weather.

Corvette Museum in Bowling Green Ky., There is a KOA close by.

I live about 25 minutes from Lima weathers not bad. Wet snow but roads are clear. Its the kind of snow that will be gone in a couple days.. Have you ever gone to the Air and Space Museum? Its not that far from Lima..http://www.armstrongmuseum.org/ or try this http://traveltips.usatoday.com/things-see-i75-michigan-florida-109220.html

Lookout Mountain and the Incline RR in Chattanooga among many other things. We stay at The Holiday Trav-L RV Park. Have you been to Great Smoky Mountains? If not, you could get in I-40 to Sevierville and drive around in the park. We like River Plantation RV Resort in Sevierville. Lost Sea Cavern in Sweetwater TN is neat. There is a KOA in Sweetwater TN that gets great reviews. Ditto on the Corvette Museum and don't miss the factory tour in Lexington KY.

We just moved to the Knoxville area and find there is a lot to do around here. There is an Escapee RV Park in Heiskell, TN - Raccoon Valley that is right off I-75 north of town. Nothing fancy but very reasonable rates. From there you can do day trips to Smoky Mountain National Park, Gatlinburg, Cumberland Gap National Park, Museum of Appalachia in Clinton, and Knoxville. Lexington, KY also has some horse related museums and beautiful countryside for another stop.

Stone Mountain park in Atl. Nice CG also.