As summer comes to an end, it’s time for the perfect fall RV trip! Whether you’re looking for a relaxing weekend getaway or want to explore new places in your rig with the family, we’ve got you covered. Here are our top five best destinations for RV travel in the fall:
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
If you’re looking to get away from it all, and perhaps make some new friends along the way, this could be the place for you. Great Smoky Mountains National Park is not only one of America’s most visited parks (it’s actually the most visited), it’s also home to some awesome campsites like Cades Cove Campground, which has over 300 sites. There are also plenty of attractions within the park that will keep you busy while you’re there—like hiking trails and manmade lakes where canoeing is allowed.
The park is located in the Appalachian Mountains, which means it’s close to a lot of great hiking trails. If you’re interested in seeing some wildlife while you’re there, make sure to check out the Elkmont Campsite as well as Cades Cove Campground.
Pacific Northwest
The Pacific Northwest is a beautiful place to be in the fall. Many of the national parks and state parks feature gorgeous views and easy hikes, so you can enjoy your time outdoors by taking advantage of one of these great destinations:
- Mount Rainier National Park
- Olympic National Park
- North Cascades National Park (Washington)
- Crater Lake National Park (Oregon)
Florida
Florida is a great place to visit in the fall. Most people know that Florida has a lot of parks and beaches, but did you know that it also has a lot of RV campgrounds? You can visit many different RV campgrounds in Florida, including those near Disney World, Epcot Center and Universal Studios. If you’re looking for something to do while visiting Florida in the fall then there are plenty of options too! You can go hiking at one of these amazing parks.
Hike along the scenic trail as you make your way through this beautiful park. The trail ultimately leads hikers back down into Crabtree Creek where they will be able to see some amazing waterfalls from above! This hike is great for all ages because there aren’t any steep climbs or dropoffs along its path so anyone can enjoy it!
California
California is a great place to visit in the fall.
There are many places to visit in California and it has many different climates, terrain types and vegetation, which means you can really enjoy all the different things that California has to offer. It also has lots of wildlife so if you like hiking or camping this would be a great destination for you!
The best part about visiting California during the fall is that you can go anywhere in the state and have an amazing time. No matter where your travels take you, there will be something for everyone.
Minnesota
If you’re looking for a place to escape the summer heat and enjoy fall fun, Minnesota is the perfect destination. Minnesota has many amazing things to do in the fall, including:
- Hiking through the changing colors of leaves on one of its many trails
- Exploring the state’s many lakes and rivers with a canoe or kayak
- Taking in some wine tasting at one of its award-winning wineries or breweries
- Biking on bike trails that meander through forests, along lakeshores and alongside rivers
- Fishing for walleye or bass on one of Minnesota’s pristine waters (or picking up fishing licenses at any Walmart store)
Whether you’re looking for family fun or romantic getaways, this Midwest gem has something for everyone!
Conclusion
Whether you’re looking for fall foliage and pumpkin patches, or you’d rather be on the road than in the woods, there are lots of great RV parks for you. We hope this list has given you some inspiration to hit the open road and have a great time!
