Welcome to Atlanta! After your flight make your way to your hotel where you’ll stay for the night, before picking up your motorhome the next day. Depending on your arrival time, spend the rest of the day exploring Atlanta.

Courtland Grand Hotel or similar

After picking up your motorhome, it’s an easy 2.5 hour Interstate drive into Alabama for your first night in the State Capital, Montgomery.

Atlanta > Montgomery | 155 miles

Heading for New Orleans but you need a break. Mobile, Alabama, seems like a good place and the Shady Acres Campground will offer a warm welcome.

Montgomery > Mobile | 185 miles

Heading for the historic, gracious and unique city of New Orleans: the birthplace of jazz. You can walk from The French Quarter RV Park into the heart of New Orleans. The wonderful restaurants, world famous music and nightlife might make you extend your stay here in the ‘Big Easy’.

Mobile > New Orleans | 160 miles

North now into Elvis country. It’s a long ride to ‘Elvis Town’ so we are breaking the journey just south of Jackson, Mississippi – another State Capital.

New Orleans > Jackson | 180 miles

Leave the freeway traffic and take the very scenic Natchez Trace bound for Tupelo, Elvis Presley’s birthplace and home town until the age of thirteen. It’s worth a visit to Elvis’s birthplace and the museum dedicated to his life.

Jackson > Tupelo | 160 miles

Drive a couple of hours north through the Holly Springs National Forest to Memphis. Where better to stay than within walking distance of Graceland, Elvis Presley’s home. The Memphis-Graceland RV Park & Campground is located on 19 acres just off Elvis Presley Boulevard behind Elvis Presley’s Heartbreak Hotel.

Tupelo > Memphis | 110 miles

To the home of Country Music and the city that saw Dolly Parton and a host of other great singers become international stars. Just north of Nashville is Goodlettsville and the Nashville Country RV Park from here you can visit Nashville’s major attractions such as the Grand Old Opry, Country Music Hall of Fame and the Jack Daniels Distillery.

Memphis > Nashville | 230 miles

Just over two hours to our last stop of this trip near Chattanooga. Raccoon Mountain RV Park & Campground is the closest campground to the area’s major attractions: Tennessee Aquarium, Lookout Mountain and the Southern Belle Riverboat.

Head downtown to discover Chattanooga’s historic Choo Choo District. On the site of the historic railway, the station buildings and old train carriages now house fantastic shopping and dining options. Alternatively, you can go kayaking on the Tennessee River, or simply enjoy a stroll along the riverside.

Nashville > Chattanooga | 135 miles

You’re just over 2 hours drive from Atlanta where you will drop off your motorhome and head to the airport for your flight back home.