La Grange draws RV campers with its lazy Wolf River floats and antebellum mansions frozen in time. Pitch your tent or park your rig at Pinecrest Camp and Retreat Center or Wolf River Float and Stay. Escape Memphis crowds yet stay close for day trips to Graceland, all while paddling pristine waters right from camp.
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La Grange captivates with its National Register Historic District, where 19th-century homes line the quiet streets around the town square. The Wolf River cuts through Fayette County, inviting kayakers and anglers to its clear bends near Davisville Landing. Road trippers love the annual Cotton Carnival in nearby Somerville, blending Southern food with live music under oak trees.
Pinecrest Camp and Retreat Center fits groups and big rigs perfectly, with pull-through sites, showers, and rates from $10 to $163 a night. Wolf River Float and Stay keeps it simple and cheap at $10 to $20 nightly, welcoming pets for campfires beside the river. Families chase adventures; couples seek solitude here.
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La Grange shines for its antebellum mansions in the historic district and Wolf River kayaking. The town square hosts quiet walks past preserved 1800s homes. Nearby Somerville's Cotton Carnival adds Southern flair with parades and barbecue each spring.
Pinecrest Camp and Retreat Center and Wolf River Float and Stay top the list near La Grange. Pinecrest sits minutes from town with group sites and showers. Wolf River hugs the river for easy floats, both offering spots from $10 nightly.
Yes, Wolf River Float and Stay welcomes pets. Campers bring dogs to enjoy campfires by the river. Pinecrest focuses more on groups, so check ahead for pet rules there.