Search RV Rental

RV Rentals in Nashville

Road Trip: New York to LA

Traveling from New York to LA or vice versa, it’s one of the trips that can lead to an epic adventure no matter which route you take. It’s 100% American. 100% Fun. But choosing which route to take really just depends on what type of adventure you want to take. Here are our favorite routes with our favorite adventures.

The Northern Route – If Mountains and Parks are your thing.

New York City Skyline
Photo courtesy of: choicehotels.com

New York
New York boasts everything you would want in a city. From the Empire State Building to every kind of food you can possibly imagine. Stay a few days and explore.

Niagara Falls/Cedar Point
With 3 staggering waterfalls, the views are epic. If you want to get a little closer, try the ‘Maid of the Mist’ cruise taking you under the falls. If jaw-dropping thrills are more you style, stop in at the Cedar Point adventure park.

Chicago
If cities aren’t your thing, check out the Shipshewana Amish Community.

Minnesota
visit the famous Jolly Green Giant Statue in the ‘City of Blue Earth’

Badlands National Park
The rugged beauty of the badlands will make you feel like you’re walking on the moon.

Mount Rushmore
The sculpture on Mount Rushmore features presidents George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Theodore Roosevelt, and Abraham Lincoln at a staggering 18 meters (60 ft).

Wild Wyoming
If you’re passing through in from June to August be sure to check out an authentic Cody Rodeo.

Yellowstone National Park
Yellowstone is America’s first national park complete with spouting geysers, waterfalls, and mud pools.

Grand Teton National Park – Jackson
White water raft Snake River, or go for a hike and take in the beauty of jagged peaks and picture-perfect lakes in Grand Teton.

Grand Basin Nevada – Lake Tahoe
Stop for a swim in the crystal clear Lake Tahoe.

Yosemite National Park
Follow the Sierra Mountains into Yosemite. Opt for some world-class rock climbing, float down the Merced River or explore this extraordinary park on foot.

San Francisco
San Francisco is home to hippy vibes, cafe culture, the Golden Gate Bridge, Alcatraz and Pier 39. You’re sure to have an experience.

California Coast to Santa Barbara and LA
Travel down the beautiful highway 1 to Santa Barbara and into LA.

The Southern Route – If cities and soul are your thing.

New York
New York boasts everything you would want in a city. From the Empire State Building to every kind of food you can possibly imagine. Stay a few days and explore.

Washington, DC
Check out the White House and the Smithsonian Museums. Finish the day off with a drink in Georgetown.

Asheville
A road trip just isn’t the same unless you see mountains. Take in the mountain vibes and epic views of the Great Smoky Mountains.

Nashville
Visit the world-famous Grand Ole Opry and The Country Music Hall of Fame as the home of country music takes you in.

Memphis
Memphis is the birthplace of rock ‘n’ roll. Need we say more? Head down Beale Street, visit Graceland, and take in a tasty Memphis BBQ.

New Orleans
If you’re after some soul, New Orleans is the place for you. Check out a ‘Voodoo and Graveyard’ tour, ride a steamboat on the Mississippi River or fill your face with Cajun and Creole grub or some authentic gumbo.

Austin
If you haven’t had enough music on this trip, Austin is a must stop as they are the ‘live music capital of the world’ after all.

Amarillo
Everything just seems bigger in Texas. Stop at Cadillac Ranch to see all the classic cars you can handle and if you’re hungry along the ol’ route 66, try your hand at the Big Texan Steak Ranch and see if you can finish your dinner.

Santa Fe
The best Mexican food in the USA plus all the sunshine you can handle at 325 days a year. Who can say no to Santa Fe?

Monument Valley
The red rock vistas await on your trip to Monument Valley.

Grand Canyon and Las Vegas
The Grand Canyon and Las Vegas are a must stop. Both enormous in their own beauty

San Diego to LA
Leave the desert behind and head to the coast. Stop in San Diego for some sun and swim. Travel from to LA.

LA street at Sunset

Follow us on facebook.com/usarvrentalscom or on Twitter @usarvrentalscom for promotions and exciting articles about life in an RV!

Class C RV Rentals

Class C RVs are the most common type of RV. Class C RV’s are characterized by the large bed directly over the driver’s cabin. Class C’s are available in many sizes. I have seen them as small as 22’ and as larger are 35’. These motorhomes tend to sleep more people than a similar sized Class A as you get that extra bed over the driver. Most Class C RVs allow you to walk from the driver’s area into the cabin of the RV, but I have seen exceptions to this, so it is always good to ask before you rent the RV if this is important to you. This RV will tend to be a little easier to drive compared to a Class A motorhome because the wheelbase is much more similar to regular passenger vehicles. In the end, this is the most popular type of RV simply because of the extra sleeping space that it provides. Class C RV’s can be rented from almost any major city across the US including, Phoenix (PHX), Los Angeles (LAX), Chicago (ORD) San Francisco (SFO), Denver (DEN), Boston (BOS) Miami (MIA), Orlando (MCO), Ft Lauderdale (FLL) Las Vegas (LAS), RENO (RNO), New York City (NYC), Dallas (DFW), Salt Lake City (SLC), and Seattle (SEA).

3D rendering of a Class C RV, which are characterized by the large bed directly over the drivers cabin

Rent an RV in Tennessee

Rent an RV in musical Tennessee, “The Volunteer State”. Your Tennessee RV rental vacation will be filled with serene rural landscapes, river valleys and cities, and, most importantly, country music.

Tennessee RV rentals will travel quickly and smoothly along Tennessee’s quality interstates and highways. The state of Tennessee is within reasonable driving distance of 75% of the rest of the USA, making Tennessee one of USA RV Rentals’ most accessible states. It is the land of country music and contains both large cities and vast quantities of natural land for your vacation enjoyment.

Tennessee, Burgess Falls. Image a distance shot of a waterfall with trees on the right side. Image is in full colour.
Tennessee, Burgess Falls

Abounding black fields running along the Mississippi, thriving horse farms, valleys, remarkable Appalachian and Smoky Mountains, and natural wild caves will pass by your Tennessee RV rental window. Even cities like Memphis and Nashville will display more natural land than you’re likely to see in other major cities in the US.

Choose a Memphis, Tennessee RV rental and visit the famous Graceland Mansion that once belonged to Elvis Presley. Many RV rentals travel to Graceland every year in remembrance of Elvis. Choose a Knoxville, Tennessee RV rental and you’ll have the opportunity to stop at Dollywood, Dolly Parton’s theme park. Choose a Nashville, Tennessee RV rental and visit the Grand Ole Opry where many famous country musicians have performed. It should be noted that Nashville also has a wide variety of museums that are a must-see. There are other Tennessee cities that contain worthy, man-made attractions. You could check out the Bristol Motor Speedway, the Jack Daniel Distillery in Lynchburg (oldest registered distillery in the USA), or the Chattanooga Choo Choo in Chattanooga, a popular restored railroad station in southern Tennessee.

If you’re looking for natural beauty, drive your Tennessee RV rental to the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Frequented by many Tennessee visitors, the Great Smoky Mountains are a breathtaking sight to be seen. They stretch evenly across the North Carolina and Tennessee border so they can be seen equally well in both states. Drive your Tennessee RV rental to Burgess Falls State Natural Area (pictured here) and find a nice campsite close to the area. There’s a streamside trail beside the Falling Water River that will unravel to become the beautiful, plummeting Burgess Falls. Be sure to bring a lunch because Burgess Falls has great picnic areas for you to stop at.

See our RV rentals in Tennessee.

RV Rental Blog Categories

Tags