If you're dreaming of warm weather, winding roads, and a relaxed pace, a road trip is the perfect escape. We’ve put together a scenic route that takes you through some of the Southeast’s most welcoming Thousand Trails campgrounds, from the big skies of Texas to the coastlines of Virginia.
Pack the rig, grab your favorite co-pilot, and hit the road!
Texas: Big Adventures Start Here
Lake Conroe - Willis, TX
Start your journey deep in the heart of Texas. Lake Conroe offers resort-style amenities, a peaceful lakefront setting, and plenty of space to unwind. Whether you're into fishing, kayaking, or just relaxing by the water, this is a great launchpad.
Medina Lake - Lakehills, TX
Tucked into the Texas Hill Country, Medina Lake is known for its natural beauty and abundant wildlife. It’s the perfect stop for hiking, stargazing, and soaking up scenic views far from the city lights.
Alabama: A Hidden Gem
Hidden Cove - Arley, AL
Tucked along the beautiful Lewis Smith Lake, Hidden Cove offers serenity, excellent fishing, and peaceful wooded sites. It’s a perfect place to slow down and reset.
Florida: Sunshine, Springs, and Theme Parks
Three Flags - Wildwood, FL
Located just over an hour from Orlando and Tampa, Three Flags is a convenient base for Florida fun. Whether you're visiting theme parks or natural springs, it's all within reach.
Peace River - Wauchula, FL
For a quieter Florida experience, Peace River is perfect. Kayak the river, hunt for fossils, or enjoy warm evenings under the stars.
Orlando - Clermont, FL
If you're bringing the grandkids or just want to be close to the action, this resort-style campground puts you minutes from Walt Disney World and other top attractions.
South Carolina: Lowcountry Charm
The Oaks at Point South - Yemassee, SC
Set just off I-95, The Oaks is a perfect stopover between destinations or a basecamp for exploring the South Carolina coast. Visit nearby Beaufort or take a day trip to Hilton Head.
Carolina Landing - Fair Play, SC
Nestled near Lake Hartwell, this campground is ideal for boating, fishing, or just soaking in those sweet southern sunsets.
Tennessee: Quiet Trails and Rolling Hills
Natchez Trace - Hohenwald, TN
Surrounded by forest and full of rustic charm, Natchez Trace is a haven for hikers, bikers, and anyone looking to reconnect with nature. Don’t miss the chance to explore the nearby Natchez Trace Parkway.
Cherokee Landing - Saulsbury, TN
Looking for solitude? Cherokee Landing offers a quiet, wooded retreat with spacious sites and easy access to peaceful nature trails.
North Carolina: Lakes, Mountains, and Wine Country
Forest Lake - Advance, NC
Set in North Carolina’s wine region, Forest Lake combines rustic comfort with proximity to vineyards, hiking trails, and local charm.
Lake Gaston - Littleton, NC
This lakeside campground offers boat access, great fishing, and plenty of shade. It’s a favorite for water lovers and laid-back RVers alike.
Virginia: Coastal History and Natural Beauty
Williamsburg - Williamsburg, VA
Step into America’s past at this scenic campground just minutes from Colonial Williamsburg. Explore historical sites during the day, and enjoy full-service comfort at night.
Chesapeake Bay - Gloucester, VA
End your journey on the water. Chesapeake Bay offers a laid-back waterfront setting perfect for kayaking, seafood dining, and spectacular sunsets.
Hit the Road Your Way
This Thousand Trails route is packed with variety: mountain trails, beachside breezes, small-town stops, and big adventures. Whether you're a full-timer, snowbird, or weekend warrior, there's something special at every stop. Plus, there are tons more campgrounds to explore with your Thousand Trails membership! Check out the website for more information.
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