Dalton, Georgia, rules as the Carpet Capital of the World with factories churning out most of America's tufted rugs. Park your RV at Dalton Elks Lodge #1267 from $17/night and launch into outlet shopping sprees on Walnut Avenue. Camp here to blend bargain hunts with hikes up Rocky Face Ridge and quick drives to Chattanooga's vibrancy.
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Dalton pulses with flooring legacy. Massive outlets line Walnut Avenue where shoppers snag deals from Shaw Industries and Mohawk. Stroll historic downtown past the red-brick Dalton Freight Depot on Pentz Street. Venture ten miles south to Spring Place's Chief Vann House Historic Site, a preserved Cherokee plantation. Hike Mill Creek Greenway trails through woods and wetlands right in town, or tackle steep paths on Rocky Face Mountain for panoramic views and Civil War echoes.
Dalton Elks Lodge #1267 delivers the sole directory-listed RV spot in the city. Budget campers lock in rates from $17/night amid lodge grounds near I-75. Fraternal order fans score extra perks like events and camaraderie. Everyone else uses it as cheap base camp for raiding carpet stores, fishing Buzzard Creek, or scouting Chattanooga's aquariums just 25 miles north.
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Dalton claims title as Carpet Capital of the World. It produces over 90 percent of U.S. tufted carpet in Whitfield County factories. Shoppers flock to Walnut Avenue outlets from brands like Shaw and Mohawk. History seekers explore Civil War markers on Rocky Face Ridge.
Dalton Elks Lodge #1267 offers RV sites right in the city. Rates start at $17/night with easy I-75 access. Campers reach downtown Dalton in five minutes and Chattanooga in 25.
Dalton Elks Lodge #1267 welcomes pets at most sites. Check ahead for breed rules or fees. The lodge's open grounds give dogs space to roam near Buzzard Creek trails.