RV Parks Midway To Florida On I-75

Hey snowbirds! Don’t you just love the warm, tropical Florida air compared to the blowing snow and freezing temps of Michigan? We are envious of your yearly pilgrimages to sunnier weather, but it is quite a drive! Why not make an adventure out of your trip south and stop along the way to camp out? Check out these RV parks that are found midway to Florida on I-75! Unlike Waffle Houses that you’ll find at every exit along the way, there are a few campgrounds that we think you’ll enjoy!

Kentucky Horse Park - Lexington, KY

If you have a love for your equine counterparts, Kentucky Horse Park is a fun choice for overnight accommodations! First and foremost, this is a fun horse-themed park where guests can learn all about horses and even see them in action! If you’re visiting before early November, enjoy what this park has to offer with a visit to see thoroughbred legends in the Hall of Champions, demonstrations in racing and show, as well as horse-drawn carriage rides, museums, barn tours, and more! Even if you don’t choose to visit the actual horse park, there is a wonderful campground where you can set up camp any time of the year while on your way down to Florida! During the regular season, this campground offers 260 paved back-in sites with 20/30/50 amp service and water. Primitive sites are available as well if you’d prefer to dry camp! If you’re visiting after early November, only the D loop is open year-round! You’ll still enjoy a wonderful grocery store and gift shop, as well as two nice bath houses! Visit their website for more information and to make reservations!

Renfro Valley KOA - Mt. Vernon, KY

Renfro Valley KOA is a lovely place to set up camp, and with so many fun things to do, you’ll want to stay and look around for a few days if you have the time! Your RV will love the full hookups including 50 amp service for most sites, and you’ll love convenient perks like free Wi-Fi, cable, laundry, clean bath houses, and more! Unwind with fun activities like swimming in the nice pool, a round of mini golf, or participate in the plethora of planned activities the campground hosts throughout the year! Your pooch will even enjoy their stay as they run around the dog park! This campground is also less than a mile away from the Renfro Valley Entertainment Center, which hosts live country music shows, comedy shows, and features a neat shopping village, or visit the Kentucky Music Hall of Fame and Museum, which is a wonderful tribute to many American singers and broadcasters!

Westgate RV Campground - London, KY

If you’re the type of travelers who want to get to your sunny Florida destination as soon as possible but need a pit stop, family-owned Westgate RV campground in London, Kentucky, is a great place to set up for an overnight stay! Comfortable, simple sites feature dirt and grass, with full-service hookups, a picnic table, fire ring, and great conveniences including Wi-Fi, digital cable, and bath houses! They’re open year round, so if you get a late start down south, no worries! This little resort of sorts is also a short drive off I-75, situated in the midst of an array of restaurants, so you can grab a quick bite for dinner and/or breakfast in the morning (Waffle House right across the street!) Click here to make a reservation!

Volunteer Park - Heiskell, TN

Just north of Knoxville, this charming RV park is a wonderful spot to rest! Located just a couple miles from I-75, this campground features pull-through sites with cement pads, 30/50 amp service, picnic tables, fire rings, and a nice social atmosphere! Catch up on your laundry in the laundry facility, hang out in the clubhouse, shop for groceries, or just relax in your RV and enjoy the cable TV and free Wi-Fi! You’ll be a mere 15-minute drive to Knoxville, where you’ll find plenty of restaurants and activities, or enjoy quaint explorations to nearby attractions like the Museum of Appalachia! Check out their website for more information and reservation information!

Sweetwater KOA - Sweetwater, TN

If you appreciate some peace and quiet, stop at the Sweetwater KOA campground as you make your way down to Florida! Not only will you appreciate up to 50 amp service and full hookups, free Wi-Fi, and cable TV, if you’re traveling in the fall, you’ll be surrounded by all the beautiful colors of the changing leaves! A neat pet playground ensures that your furry friend can get out some pent-up energy too! This is the southernmost of all the campgrounds we have listed, so you’ll have a shorter drive as you finish your trip to Florida! If you want to stay a while, there are plenty of fun museums and places to visit, like the Knoxville Zoo, Tennessee Valley Railroad, American Museum of Science and Energy, and more! Why not take a breather and enjoy these RV parks midway to Florida on I-75! Whether you’re heading down or coming back up, these nice spots at the halfway point are pleasant and will have you rested up for another fun day of travel! Do you have a favorite RV park along I-75 on the way to Florida? Leave us a comment to let us know!