The best time to enjoy your RV is definitely in the fall. There are fewer bugs, the weather is cooler and spending an evening wrapped in a blanket by the fire is the coziest you’ll ever be. That doesn’t even cover the satisfying crunch of a gooey s’more. 

No matter your taste, here are three ideal sites to park your RV and enjoy all fall has to offer in Cape Girardeau. 

Cape Camping & RV Park

Located near the heart of Cape Girardeau, Cape Camping & RV Park is perfect for anyone who wants quick access to the city’s amenities and eateries. Not only is the campground next to a major highway that cuts through town, the park is also next door to the Cape LaCroix Recreation Trail. Trees hang over the trail in a gorgeous amber hue, creating the perfect backdrop for any fall hikes and photos. 

Campers will also enjoy full access to a variety of hookups (including cable), free Wi-Fi, a fishing pond, a playground, an on-site laundromat and Putt-Putt facilities. Bring the kiddos and enjoy the great outdoors while remaining close to all your favorite urban attractions. 

The Landing Point RV Park

If you’re looking for a gateway dedicated to complete relaxation, park your motor home at The Landing Point RV Park. While it remains close to Cape Girardeau, this park offers more seclusion. Most nights are very peaceful. and the creek nearby is picturesque at all times of day, especially during fall. You’ll find the optimum time for photos is in fall, when trees overhead reflect their vivid colors across the rocks. 

Bring your pet and enjoy the wonderful shaded areas, beautiful fall scenery and full hookups. Are you someone who just cannot unplug? Enjoy what nature has to offer while also having access to Wi-Fi and cable. 

Trail of Tears State Park

Become forest bound with this little nook of paradise. Perfect for those who long to escape the digital world and explore nature, Trail of Tears State Park inspires visitors to embrace its natural landscapes. With breathtaking view and stunning overlooks above the Mississippi River, you’ll feel compelled to release your worries. 

Gain insight into the history of the Trail of Tears by visiting the park’s visitor center for an educational excursion. Fish on the banks of Lake Boutin or blaze one of the several trails throughout the property. Spend evenings in the peaceful RV area with full hookups and a laid-back atmosphere. There’s no better way to enjoy a fall getaway. 

Make your reservations to enjoy these fall spots soon. The campgrounds are filling up fast.

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