RV rental Smyrna, TN: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

While your motorhome rental in Smyrna allows you to easily travel back and forth to larger neighboring cities, it’s worth spending some time getting to know this little town while you’re here. If you’re looking for a satisfying meal, you can’t go wrong with almost any of the restaurant and eateries in town. From traditional American dining to Italian and Japanese cuisines, the Smyrna dining scene has a variety of options. Antique shoppers and bargain hunters will enjoy a visit to Remember When Antiques, Gifts, and Collectibles along with Buckle and Hide Leather. Both have some interesting products that were made right here in Smyrna, and make fantastic souvenirs to remember your trip by. If you’re a history buff or just love beautiful architecture, you’ll want to make time for a visit to the Sam Davis Home, a well-preserved antebellum plantation surrounded by picturesque cotton fields. Don’t let the attractive landscapes fool you though, this house belonged to a scout for the Confederate Army and slaves worked the surrounding fields. The staff doesn’t sugar-coat some of more unsavory moments from the plantation’s past. As a fan of history, you also might enjoy the Stones River National Battlefield and National Cemetery in nearby Murfreesboro.

A Smyrna camper rental trip should definitely involve plenty of time in nature as one of the best things about renting one is that you have the freedom to go (and camp) anywhere you like. However, it should be said that the town of Smyrna has no shortage of great places to get outdoors with Lee Victory Recreation Park, Gregory Mill Park, Sharp Springs Park, and Rock Springs Park all within the city limits. Any of them would be a great place for a picnic, stroll, or just lounging around people watching. If you’re looking for some easy hiking trails nearby, Stones River Greenway in Murfreesboro has 12 miles of paved trails alongside the Stone River and Lytle Creek. If you’re a disc golf player you’ll want to check out Cane Ridge Park a few miles away in Antioch, as it has a fairly new course. For a more rugged hiking experience, there’s Long Hunter State Park, 10 miles away in Hermitage, which has 20 miles of track circling Percy Priest Lake. However, no trip to Tennessee would be complete without visiting Great Smoky Mountains National Park . It’s the most visited park in the national park system, with over nine million tourists flocking to its famed peaks every year. There’s really no bad place to go in the park, but if you can only go there for one day with your Smyrna rental motorhome, you really should see the Roaring Fork Motor Nature Trail. The 5.5-mile scenic drive gives an eyeful of old growth forest and bubbling streams.