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Home to barbecue and the blues, Memphis is one of the South's liveliest cities. Memphis is known for producing dozens of modern music's biggest icons, including Aretha Franklin, Johnny Cash, and Jerry Lee Lewis. Bluff City also played a key role in the Civil Rights Movement. The city is home to the National Civil Rights Museum and was the site of Martin Luther King Jr.’s assassination in 1968.
Discover how the King lived at Graceland, dance the night away on Beale Street, and see where stars are born at Sun Studio — whatever your tastes, Memphis is sure to get your toes tapping. If you're planning an RV rental in Memphis, visit in spring. You'll get to enjoy one of the city's best festivals, the Memphis in May International Festival, which runs for the whole month. The weather will also be perfect for hiking along the Mississippi River.

Memphis is a popular vacation destination with tons of unique attractions, meaning you won't struggle to find an RV park. If you're planning a Memphis camper rental to visit the home of Elvis Presley, then there's nowhere better to stay than the Graceland RV Park & Campground. Located within touching distance of Elvis’s mansion, this campground offers sites with full hookups and 30- and 50-amp electrical connections. When you're not touring Graceland, you can explore nearby hiking trails or chill out by the pool. The campground also has many creature comforts, like free Wi-Fi, a camp store, and laundry facilities.
Another top-rated campground in Memphis is Tom Sawyer's RV Park. Conveniently located just across the Mississippi River in West Memphis, Tom Sawyer's RV Park is ideal for anyone planning a relaxing riverside getaway. Each spacious concrete site has pull-through access and full hookups with 30- and 50-amp electrical connections. Spend your days watching barges move down the Mighty Mississippi, or take a quick 10-minute drive into downtown Memphis. Amenities are standard and include laundry facilities and a bathhouse.
Looking to camp farther away from the bright lights of Memphis? Then swing by the Memphis Jellystone Park Camp-Resort. This campground is located 20 miles south of Memphis across the Mississippi state line, surrounded by serene woodlands. The RV park provides concrete pads with pull-through access, full hookups, and 30- and 50-amp electrical service. While you may be farther from the city, the campground offers plenty to keep you and your crew entertained, including a swimming pool, bike rentals, and a fishing pond. You'll also find loads of on-site amenities to make your stay more comfortable, like a dog park, a camp store, and laundry facilities.

Before you head downtown to experience the magic of Memphis, you'll want to consider if Bluff City is RV-friendly. Traffic in Memphis is better than many cities in Tennessee, like Nashville, and is a breeze to navigate compared to major metro areas. There are also several RV parks within the city limits where you can leave your rig. If you can't find a convenient parking spot, use the Memphis Area Transit Authority's vintage trolley service to get around in style.
You won't want to miss out on touring Elvis’s home during your Memphis trailer rental. Graceland is one of the top attractions in the U.S. and was "The King of Rock and Roll,” Elvis Presley’s home until he died in 1977. See Presley's prized pink Cadillac at the Presley Motors Automobile Museum or head to the Elvis the Entertainer Career Museum to see a collection of platinum records and iconic jumpsuits.
Campers looking for an excursion to keep their kids happy might want to check out the Children's Museum of Memphis. The museum boasts around 20 interactive exhibits where kids can learn as they play. Your little ones will have a ball digging for dinosaurs, scaling rock climbing walls, flying planes, and so much more.
If you'd prefer to spend your vacation exploring the best of the Mississippi River, head to Meeman-Shelby Forest State Park. This park consists of 12,500 acres of stunning cypress swamps and woodlands along the Mississippi River. Take a boat out on the 125-acre Poplar Tree Lake, stroll along 20 miles of hiking trails, or go fishing for bass, bluegill, and catfish. There's also an RV-friendly campground at the park in case you're looking to spend the night.