Planning ahead makes your arrival smoother, especially when you’re driving a large rig or traveling long distances. Here are a few helpful tips to make getting to Parkers Crossroads RV Park simple and stress-free.

Watch for Exit 108 Early

If you’re traveling on I-40, start looking for Exit 108 (Parkers Crossroads / TN-22) a few miles in advance. Traffic moves steadily through this stretch of West Tennessee, so giving yourself time to merge safely is important, especially in a larger RV.

Expect a Quick, No-Hassle Exit

Unlike many campgrounds that require navigating backroads, this location is less than a mile from the interstate with a straightforward approach. You won’t encounter tight turns, narrow lanes, or confusing directions getting here.

Ideal Stop for Long-Distance Travelers

This park is positioned almost perfectly for breaking up a long drive. It sits roughly halfway between Memphis and Nashville, making it a convenient and natural stopping point for overnight stays without adding extra travel time or detours.

Fuel Up Before or After You Exit

There are gas stations and convenience stops located near Exit 108, making it easy to top off your tank, grab supplies, or take a quick break before arriving at the campground.

Arriving After Dark

If you’re pulling in later in the evening, exit 108 is clearly marked and easy to spot. We are one mile from the exit. The roads leading to the park are simple and direct, without complicated turns or hard-to-see entrances, which helps make nighttime arrivals easier and less stressful.

Big Rig Friendly Access

Whether you’re traveling in a Class A motorhome, fifth wheel, or towing a trailer, you’ll find the approach comfortable. The roads are wide, the turns are manageable, and the entrance is designed to accommodate larger vehicles.

Transitioning Off the Highway

Once you exit I-40, the environment quickly shifts to a quieter, more relaxed setting. Take a moment to slow your pace as you approach the campground—the transition from highway travel to a peaceful stop is part of what makes this location appealing.