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Ideas for stops via Ho / Nashville / So Bend, IN
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Mike,
We park the coach at the Agri-Center RV Park. It’s plain, rough roads, but the location is ideal and it seems safe. Right across from the park they have a farmer’s market offering fresh vegetables and fruits.
Mark
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Mike,
We stay at Tom Sawyer in West Memphis right on the river. It’s fun watching the tugs and barges.
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Mike
Ez Daze is just south of Memphis on I-55 is very convenient as we were through there last summer. About 10 miles from Graceland….
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Thanks to all for the information. I’ve been through Memphis several times, but never brave enough to stop. I now have three possibles.
Mike
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“then to South Bend… to beat up on Notre dame!”…..
Dreams, dreams , dreams….
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For the record….
We stayed at Catherine’s Landing in Hot Springs and it was absolutely great !!!
E Z Daze in Memphis was very accommodating…. city not that interesting but did see Bass Pro Shop Pyramid and had great Bar B Q… at Marlowe’s…
The Kentucky Horse Farm RV Park in Lexington, KY was one of the most interesting places but you need to like horses…. and horse museums… we found a statue honoring a stud from whom we had a gelding…. we do like horses and even went to Shamrock Glen Farms to look at a filly… wonderful area with the most beautifully “cared for” places we have ever seen…. we cannot keep a place that clean in Texas…
Elkhart Campground was lacking…they try but the water was terrible… we had to drain the tanks of the iron laced stuff… very unhealthy… very unpleasant…
On the Notre Dame game….
I know… I know…
No offense…no defense…no hope!
But, the trip was fantastic…
Thanks to all who contributed the places to stay…
Pres
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Pres,
Were you able to get into the horse park without getting into tree’s and short sites, 50 amp and sewer? It didn’t go well for us the last time as I previously mentioned and just wandered how it is today.
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Tom, I stayed at the horse park about 3 weeks ago once on the way up to petoskey and then again on the way back..1st time stayed full hookup site electric was fine…. space was tight but no problems…on the way home park was full so stayed in their primitive sites no hookups It felt like we have 30 acres all to our selves….weather was nice only ran generator 4hrs
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Tom, my better half reminded me that the kentucky horse park did not have sewer hook ups or cable…just wanted to correct myself..they do have a few dump stations….
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Tom,
It was fairly “tight” to get into the space and we filled the back end slot completely… With your previous admonition, I was prepared for the circumstances (and I thank you). The park was clean… we did not have satelite because of the trees but preferred the shade because it was so hot….. as you know, this is an animal lover’s park and everybody had “show” dogs or horse trailers…. We liked being close to the other attractions…. (the museums, stables, Etc.) I was able to get in two days of practice at a local golf club before my tournament at Notre Dame… so the park fulfilled its’ purpose… Literally, as I was getting out of the coach to “rig down”, the vocal told me that our gray water was approaching full. We were there three nights…
With a reasonably proper admonition to any user, I would recommend the park… there are no others of which we are aware…
Thank you again and to Jon as well….
Pres
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