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Blue Ridge Parkway, North Carolina
Roebling Suspension Bridge, Covington
Louisville Slugger Museum & Factory
Mammoth Cave
Honky Tonk, Nashville
Nashville, Tennessee
Lynn Cove, Blue Ridge Parkway
Cruise America Motorhome, California
Hiker, Blue Ridge Parkway, North Carolina, USA
Autumn colours in Shenandoah National Park, Virginia, USA
Lincoln Memorial, Washington D.C.
U.S. Capitol Building, Washington D.C.

Mountains & Music by Motorhome

14 day Motorhome Holiday – from £1439

With flights from £2039

Music, history and stunning scenery collide on this RV adventure from Kentucky to Capital City, via Nashville and forest-clad mountains of North Carolina and Virginia.

Highlights:
  • Explore Mammoth Cave National Park in Kentucky
  • Stay up late in Nashville, the home of country music
  • Follow the stunning Blue Ridge Parkway and Skyline Drive
  • Visit the museums and monuments of Washington D.C.
  • Enjoy the freedom of a fully equipped motorhome

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You can customise your America motorhome holiday by adding extra nights or destinations. Just let us know what you would like to do

Roebling Suspension Bridge, Covington

Day 1 to 2 – Covington / Cincinnati

Feel the excitement build as your flight descends into Northern Kentucky/Cincinnati Airport. Make your way to…

Feel the excitement build as your flight descends into Northern Kentucky/Cincinnati Airport. Make your way to your hotel then head out to explore what is technically two cities; Cincinnati to the north of the river in Ohio, and Covington to the south of the river in Kentucky, connected by the impressive 155 year old Roebling Suspension Bridge, built as a prototype for the Brooklyn Bridge in New York.

Along both sides of the river you’ll find parklands, historic buildings, bars, breweries, restaurants and eateries. While in town, check to see if the Cincinnati Reds are playing (America’s oldest professional baseball team) or the Bengals, the city’s American football team.

    Embassy Suites Cincinnati – RiverCenter or similar

Roebling Suspension Bridge, Covington
Louisville Slugger Museum & Factory

Day 3 – Louisville

After a leisurely morning in Covington, collect your motorhome and head southwest to Louisville, Kentucky’s largest…

After a leisurely morning in Covington, collect your motorhome and head southwest to Louisville, Kentucky’s largest city. Here you can visit the Muhammad Ali Center, which follows the life of arguably the world’s most famous sportsman, who was affectionately known as the ‘Louisville Lip’ for his self-promotion and razor sharp quips. Nearby, the Louisville Slugger Museum & Factory is a must for baseball fans, likewise an afternoon following the Urban Bourbon Trail for those who enjoy sampling local flavours!

Hop on board the Belle of Louisville for cruise along the Ohio River, or head to Big Four Bridge, which connects Louisville’s Waterfront Park to Jeffersonville in Indiana, to watch the sunset. Built in 1895 as a railroad bridge, it was pedestrianised in 2013 and is illuminated each night, using thousands of LED lights.

    Covington > Louisville | 100 miles
Louisville Slugger Museum & Factory
Mammoth Cave

Day 4 – Mammoth Cave National Park

A couple of hours south of Louisville is unsung gem; Mammoth Cave National Park. Home to…

A couple of hours south of Louisville is unsung gem; Mammoth Cave National Park. Home to the longest cave network in the world (426 miles and still being explored!) the park is UNESCO World Heritage Site, with a wonderful diversity of flora and fauna. A cave tour is a must, with long, short and wheelchair accessible options available, as well as an adventure tour, for those prepared to crawl and scramble! Advanced booking is highly recommended.

    Louisville > Mammoth Cave National Park | 100 miles
Mammoth Cave
Honky Tonk, Nashville

Day 5 – Nashville

Mammoth Caves to Nashville is a straight forward two hour drive. Best known for its country…

Mammoth Caves to Nashville is a straight forward two hour drive. Best known for its country roots and tight singer-songwriter community, as you wonder down Broadway (or Honky Tonk Highway!) you’ll doubt hear rock, blues, Americana, bluegrass and gospel coming from the neon-lit bars. For a quintessential American experience, why not enjoy a cabaret dinner cruise aboard the iconic General Jackson Showboat?

    Mammoth Cave > Nashville | 90 miles
Honky Tonk, Nashville
Nashville, Tennessee

Day 6 – Nashville

Today is yours at leisure in Nashville. Treat yourself to a lie in before heading back…

Today is yours at leisure in Nashville. Treat yourself to a lie in before heading back into town, where you can visit the Grand Old Opry, Country Music Hall of Fame, Johnny Cash Museum or Jack Daniels Distillery, before another night of live music. Try Tootsie’s Orchid Lounge, Robert’s Western World or Legends Corner, where some of country music’s biggest stars have cut their teeth.

Nashville, Tennessee
Lynn Cove, Blue Ridge Parkway

Day 7 – Blue Ridge

It’s a slightly longer drive today as you head southeast from Nashville to Blue Ridge, a…

It’s a slightly longer drive today as you head southeast from Nashville to Blue Ridge, a small mountain town in northern Georgia. Chattanooga is a fun stop for lunch, and to ride on the Incline Railway up Lookout Mountain, or to visit the Ruby Falls cave and underground waterfall!

    Nashville > Blue Ridge | 210 miles
Lynn Cove, Blue Ridge Parkway
Blue Ridge Parkway, North Carolina

Day 8 – Asheville

There is a choice of routes between Blue Ridge and Ashville. Following the US-74 takes around…

There is a choice of routes between Blue Ridge and Ashville. Following the US-74 takes around two and a half hours, a scenic journey through the mountains of North Carolina. For even more spectacular vistas however, join the Blue Ridge Parkway near the small town of Cherokee. It’s a windy road and slower going, but the panoramic views make it more than worthwhile, with numerous lookout points on this part of the route, including the Richland Balsam Overlook, 6,053 ft above sea level.

    Blue Ridge > Asheville | 135 miles
Blue Ridge Parkway, North Carolina
Cruise America Motorhome, California

Day 9 – Blowing Rock

The drive from Ashville to Blowing Rock is less than 100 miles, however if you continue…

The drive from Ashville to Blowing Rock is less than 100 miles, however if you continue on the Blue Ridge Parkway (highly recommended!) give yourself at least three hours, to navigate the hairpin turns and stop for photos. Don’t miss Craggy Pinnacle, where a 0.6 mile walking trail through rhododendrons to a 360 degree lookout. Nearer Blowing Rock, you’ll drive over the famous Linn Cove Viaduct, a 1,243 ft long concrete bridge that elegantly hugs the mountainside, 4,100 ft up.

    Asheville > Blowing Rock | 90 miles
Cruise America Motorhome, California
Hiker, Blue Ridge Parkway, North Carolina, USA

Day 10 – Roanoke

Panoramic views continue today as you continue along the Blue Ridge Parkway to the mountain city…

Panoramic views continue today as you continue along the Blue Ridge Parkway to the mountain city of Roanoke. Groundhog Meadow Overlook is a pleasant stop for a picnic lunch, and at Marbry Mill there’s a collection of historic buildings to wonder round, including a blacksmith’s shop and sawmill, as well as a restaurant and gift shop.

    Blowing Rock > Roanoke | 180 miles
Hiker, Blue Ridge Parkway, North Carolina, USA
Autumn colours in Shenandoah National Park, Virginia, USA

Day 11 – Shenandoah National Park

Swap one of America’s most scenic drives for another today, as you reach the end of…

Swap one of America’s most scenic drives for another today, as you reach the end of the Blue Ridge Parkway and join the Skyline Drive, which takes you into the heart of Shenandoah National Park. Known as ‘Virginia’s Crowning Glory’, there are numerous hiking trails to follow in the park, as well as canoe and mountain bike hire.

    Roanoke > Shenandoah National Park | 140 miles
Autumn colours in Shenandoah National Park, Virginia, USA
Lincoln Memorial, Washington D.C.

Day 12 to 13 – Washington D.C.

Welcome to Capital City! There is so much to see in Washington D.C. with many of…

Welcome to Capital City! There is so much to see in Washington D.C. with many of the city’s famous museums and monuments free to enter, including the acclaimed National Museum of African American History & Culture, and the National Museum of the American Indian. A great way to get around is on bike, with several hire outlets around the city. Cycle down the National Mall, from the Capitol Building to the Washington Monument and Lincoln Memorial, then head up to the White House!

    Shenandoah National Park > Washington D.C. | 100 miles
Lincoln Memorial, Washington D.C.
U.S. Capitol Building, Washington D.C.

Day 14 – Farewell from Washington D.C.

Take your motorhome back to the depot this morning then head to the airport for your…

Take your motorhome back to the depot this morning then head to the airport for your flight home, on which you can start planning your next North American RV adventure…

U.S. Capitol Building, Washington D.C.

Your Itinerary

You can customise your America motorhome holiday by adding extra nights or destinations. Just let us know what you would like to do

Day 1 to 2

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Covington / Cincinnati

Feel the excitement build as your flight descends into Northern Kentucky/Cincinnati Airport. Make your way to your hotel then head out to explore what is technically two cities; Cincinnati to the north of the river in Ohio, and Covington to the south of the river in Kentucky, connected by the impressive 155 year old Roebling Suspension Bridge, built as a prototype for the Brooklyn Bridge in New York.

Along both sides of the river you’ll find parklands, historic buildings, bars, breweries, restaurants and eateries. While in town, check to see if the Cincinnati Reds are playing (America’s oldest professional baseball team) or the Bengals, the city’s American football team.

    Embassy Suites Cincinnati – RiverCenter or similar

Roebling Suspension Bridge, Covington

Day 3

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Louisville

After a leisurely morning in Covington, collect your motorhome and head southwest to Louisville, Kentucky’s largest city. Here you can visit the Muhammad Ali Center, which follows the life of arguably the world’s most famous sportsman, who was affectionately known as the ‘Louisville Lip’ for his self-promotion and razor sharp quips. Nearby, the Louisville Slugger Museum & Factory is a must for baseball fans, likewise an afternoon following the Urban Bourbon Trail for those who enjoy sampling local flavours!

Hop on board the Belle of Louisville for cruise along the Ohio River, or head to Big Four Bridge, which connects Louisville’s Waterfront Park to Jeffersonville in Indiana, to watch the sunset. Built in 1895 as a railroad bridge, it was pedestrianised in 2013 and is illuminated each night, using thousands of LED lights.

    Covington > Louisville | 100 miles
Louisville Slugger Museum & Factory

Day 4

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Mammoth Cave National Park

A couple of hours south of Louisville is unsung gem; Mammoth Cave National Park. Home to the longest cave network in the world (426 miles and still being explored!) the park is UNESCO World Heritage Site, with a wonderful diversity of flora and fauna. A cave tour is a must, with long, short and wheelchair accessible options available, as well as an adventure tour, for those prepared to crawl and scramble! Advanced booking is highly recommended.

    Louisville > Mammoth Cave National Park | 100 miles
Mammoth Cave

Day 5

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Nashville

Mammoth Caves to Nashville is a straight forward two hour drive. Best known for its country roots and tight singer-songwriter community, as you wonder down Broadway (or Honky Tonk Highway!) you’ll doubt hear rock, blues, Americana, bluegrass and gospel coming from the neon-lit bars. For a quintessential American experience, why not enjoy a cabaret dinner cruise aboard the iconic General Jackson Showboat?

    Mammoth Cave > Nashville | 90 miles
Honky Tonk, Nashville

Day 6

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Nashville

Today is yours at leisure in Nashville. Treat yourself to a lie in before heading back into town, where you can visit the Grand Old Opry, Country Music Hall of Fame, Johnny Cash Museum or Jack Daniels Distillery, before another night of live music. Try Tootsie’s Orchid Lounge, Robert’s Western World or Legends Corner, where some of country music’s biggest stars have cut their teeth.

Nashville, Tennessee

Day 7

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Blue Ridge

It’s a slightly longer drive today as you head southeast from Nashville to Blue Ridge, a small mountain town in northern Georgia. Chattanooga is a fun stop for lunch, and to ride on the Incline Railway up Lookout Mountain, or to visit the Ruby Falls cave and underground waterfall!

    Nashville > Blue Ridge | 210 miles
Lynn Cove, Blue Ridge Parkway

Day 8

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Asheville

There is a choice of routes between Blue Ridge and Ashville. Following the US-74 takes around two and a half hours, a scenic journey through the mountains of North Carolina. For even more spectacular vistas however, join the Blue Ridge Parkway near the small town of Cherokee. It’s a windy road and slower going, but the panoramic views make it more than worthwhile, with numerous lookout points on this part of the route, including the Richland Balsam Overlook, 6,053 ft above sea level.

    Blue Ridge > Asheville | 135 miles
Blue Ridge Parkway, North Carolina

Day 9

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Blowing Rock

The drive from Ashville to Blowing Rock is less than 100 miles, however if you continue on the Blue Ridge Parkway (highly recommended!) give yourself at least three hours, to navigate the hairpin turns and stop for photos. Don’t miss Craggy Pinnacle, where a 0.6 mile walking trail through rhododendrons to a 360 degree lookout. Nearer Blowing Rock, you’ll drive over the famous Linn Cove Viaduct, a 1,243 ft long concrete bridge that elegantly hugs the mountainside, 4,100 ft up.

    Asheville > Blowing Rock | 90 miles
Cruise America Motorhome, California

Day 10

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Roanoke

Panoramic views continue today as you continue along the Blue Ridge Parkway to the mountain city of Roanoke. Groundhog Meadow Overlook is a pleasant stop for a picnic lunch, and at Marbry Mill there’s a collection of historic buildings to wonder round, including a blacksmith’s shop and sawmill, as well as a restaurant and gift shop.

    Blowing Rock > Roanoke | 180 miles
Hiker, Blue Ridge Parkway, North Carolina, USA

Day 11

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Shenandoah National Park

Swap one of America’s most scenic drives for another today, as you reach the end of the Blue Ridge Parkway and join the Skyline Drive, which takes you into the heart of Shenandoah National Park. Known as ‘Virginia’s Crowning Glory’, there are numerous hiking trails to follow in the park, as well as canoe and mountain bike hire.

    Roanoke > Shenandoah National Park | 140 miles
Autumn colours in Shenandoah National Park, Virginia, USA

Day 12 to 13

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Washington D.C.

Welcome to Capital City! There is so much to see in Washington D.C. with many of the city’s famous museums and monuments free to enter, including the acclaimed National Museum of African American History & Culture, and the National Museum of the American Indian. A great way to get around is on bike, with several hire outlets around the city. Cycle down the National Mall, from the Capitol Building to the Washington Monument and Lincoln Memorial, then head up to the White House!

    Shenandoah National Park > Washington D.C. | 100 miles
Lincoln Memorial, Washington D.C.

Day 14

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Farewell from Washington D.C.

Take your motorhome back to the depot this morning then head to the airport for your flight home, on which you can start planning your next North American RV adventure…

U.S. Capitol Building, Washington D.C.

Your Motorhome Holiday Includes

2 nights’ hotel accommodation
11 nights’ motorhome hire with pre-paid miles

Flights & More

Ask your FREEDOM Consultant to include Economy, Premium or Business Class flights for a complete ABTA and ATOL protected package.

They can also add extra nights and experiences in places you choose, to create the exact holiday you are looking for. Popular options include:

  • Extra nights in Covington or Washington D.C., before or after your motorhome hire

Next Step

Please get in touch with our America Experts to start planning your holiday. You’ll have a single point of contact from your first enquiry through booking.

Mountains & Music by Motorhome

14 day Motorhome Holiday – from £1439

With flights from £2039

Prices are per person, based on 2 sharing a 2/3 berth motorhome. Rates and Terms & Conditions may vary. Motorhome rates operate on a best available price basis, please contact your America Expert for an accurate quote. Motorhome upgrades are available on request and subject to availability. A refundable credit card bond of up to $1500 is required on all hires. The booking of campsites is the responsibility of the customer, during holiday seasons and nearer the date of arrival availability and prices will vary.

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