Marion, Arkansas, hooks RV travelers with its front-row seat to Memphis blues and Mississippi River sunsets, just 10 miles north via I-55. Camp at Memphis KOA Journey or KOA Campground Memphis Marion for full hookups without city chaos. These spots launch you into Graceland gigs and Delta barbecues daily.
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Marion anchors Crittenden County pride, its courthouse square alive with Friday night markets. Paddle Horseshoe Lake's alligator-filled waters five miles east, or hike levees along the mighty Mississippi. Bridge to Memphis for Beale Street saxophones and Central BBQ ribs that smoke for hours.
Memphis KOA Journey fits families craving WiFi, showers, 50-amp power, and dump stations from $57 nightly. KOA Campground Memphis Marion draws road warriors with identical perks and I-55 ramps steps away. Park here, recharge rigs, then chase sunsets over the river.
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Marion, Arkansas, stands as Crittenden County's seat and Memphis gateway. Locals flock to the historic courthouse square for markets and parades. Its Mississippi River levees draw anglers, while Horseshoe Lake offers swamp kayaking amid cypress knees and wildlife.
Memphis KOA Journey and KOA Campground Memphis Marion top the list right off I-55. Both deliver WiFi, showers, 50-amp service, and dump stations. They position campers minutes from Memphis attractions without urban gridlock.
Yes, both Memphis KOA Journey and KOA Campground Memphis Marion offer 50-amp hookups. Pair them with showers, WiFi, and dump stations for big rigs. These amenities support extended stays near the river and Memphis.