Camping with an RV at Crowley's Ridge State Park is allowed. Its RV campground offers 26 sites for campers to choose from. These sites feature stunning forest views and come with amenities such as 30-amps, paved pads, fire rings, water, toilets, showers, and trash. This campground is pet-friendly, although keep in mind that your pet needs to stay on a leash and be watched at all times. There is a small snack bar near the campground as well as a visitor center nearby. You’ll also find a handful of ADA-accessible areas around the campground.

There are quite a few destinations to venture to with your travel trailer while visiting Crowley’s Ridge State Park. In Jonesboro, there is the Forrest L. Wood Crowley’s Ridge Nature Center. This wildlife learning center teaches guests more about the local flora and fauna and features numerous trails which will take you through wetlands and prairies. The park is also known for its Crow’s Nest platform which provides a birds-eye view over the surrounding area. Head over to Lake City with your RV rental to visit the St. Francis Sunken Lands. This area features wetlands which span over 27,000 acres and is a popular spot for duck hunting and fishing. The land was created after a violent earthquake in the early 1800s, which caused a nearby river to flood the grounds. A little more than an hour away from the state park in Memphis, Tennessee is Beale Street. Situated in the downtown section of this iconic city, the street runs about two miles long and is lined with many restaurants and shops. It also provides views of the Mississippi River and is popular for its nightlife and music festivals. While in Memphis, consider stopping by Graceland. This historic estate was once home to singer and actor Elvis Presley and has been converted into a museum that tells of his life. Guests can step inside the mansion to view exhibits which include guitars and clothing that Elvis owned. There’s also a small car museum which contains some of Elvis’ favorite vehicles, like a Pink Cadillac and Stutz Blackhawk. Visitors can take a guided tour through the home or choose to walk through it themselves. Tickets are required in order to enter. This state park is close to a few different restaurants which range from Mexican eateries to steakhouses. However, there are not many gas stations located nearby except for one. Because of this, you’ll need to be careful to ensure you have enough fuel in your camper’s tank before heading out to explore more of the great outdoors.