What's the best stop-over place driving from MI?

[Adreyer]

We're headed down in mid-August for our first trip. It will be our first time pulling the TT through the mountains. What's a good place to stop for the night? We're fine stopping at a rest stop, Walmart, Cracker Barrel, etc. Doesnt have to be a fancy campground. Just don't want to accidentally decide to stop in a shady area, or have the sherif pounding on my door for over-extending my welcome somewhere.

 

[Famed_Flea]

I would like to know as well, as we are driving down for our trip to the cabins in January.

 

[2goofycampers]

What route will you be taking? How far do you want to get?

 

[whiplash]

We are from North Central Ohio and will be leaving on June 10th. in the afternoon. I have made arrangements to overnight at a Cracker Barrel in Corbin , Ky. just off I 75. I called the mgr. and he was very accommodating. Hope that helps.

 

[Adreyer]

What route will you be taking? How far do you want to get?

Either I-75 or I-77. Depends on traffic and construction. I would love to end up about 6 or 7 hours out. Thanks.

 

[2goofycampers]

We have stayed at the Forsyth Ga KOA. Easy on/off and 7 hours from The Fort and reasonable. The best part is when you go this far you've passed Atlanta. If you can make it 2 more hours there is a Cracker Barrel or Southern Gates RV park in Arabi Ga.

 

[5stljayhawks]

when we travel that route out of STL we to have stayed at that foryth KOA. its easy in and out. If I recall there is no gas station on exit. Also there is a great BBQ place either just north or south like 1-2 exits, sits off about 1/4-1/2 from interstate. think south of foryth and east side just tried to google and did not find it.