boston blacky
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In a day or we'll travel south and take I-55 south and then west towards Little Rock. We'll need an overnight parking site ideally just west of West Memphis, Tenn. on the I-40. Another option would be on or near I-55 just before it connects with I-40.BB
p.s. If there are pull-thru's - it's a big plus.
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teddycp
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Try Tom Sawyer campground in West Memphis. It's very easy to get to and from off the interstates, they have large sites,many pull throughs, services are close and the cool thing is that it is right on the Mississippi river so you can watch the river traffic. They charge about $30 nightly. No I don't work there, but have stayed there twice and like it.
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cpthester
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There is a KOA on I55 between Marion and West Memphis.
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Joy
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The very easiest in/out is now called KOA. It is at exit 14, I55N, West Memphis. It is a nice cg, shady, all pull thru sites. It is right on the access road but is quiet - all the trees, I guess. We've used it several times.
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sealevel ram
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If you want to go that far, the Days Inn in Brinkley is adequate for an overnight.
They have pull-throughs, and it is easy on and off I-40.
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While a couple of miles off the interstate, I would agree with Tom Sawyer - even if you arrive after dark, you'll enjoy all the lights as the barges ply the river a hundred yards out your window. Easy, paved, level and long pull throughs.
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JTHarley
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Another vote for Tom Sawyer....
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Johno02
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absolutely Tom Sawyer at West Memphis. off I-55. Easy to get to, Really nice. Tell then that we sent you. Have stayed there several times, Just not when river is way up (Then its under the Mississippi)
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kknowlton
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Yet another vote for Tom Sawyer! Not very far off the interstate, and a delightful stay. Room for rigs of all sizes.
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Arcamper
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Tom Sayer or EZ Daze are our favorite in that area.
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