Tom Sawyer's Mississippi River RV Park on the Land Conservation Assistance Network

Tom Sawyer's Mississippi River RV Park
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last updated: June 2022

The endless river traffic of the Mississippi is the main attraction at TOM SAWYER’S. The atmosphere is relaxed, laid back and peaceful while the RV Park is clean, well maintained and totally natural. The view of the sun rising over The Mississippi River is rivaled only by the full moon rising in the fall. Plenty of trails and wildlife compliment the nicely mowed fields and long, level concrete sites. Across the River is unspoiled Tennessee flood plain and just one bend upstream is the Memphis skyline. If it’s fishing you are looking for then look no further since we have a lake and two ponds stocked with an amazing array of fish.

Our RV sites are easy access pull-thrus with 30 or 50 amp power, city water and city sewer. We have over 3 dozen concrete sites and you can choose from the shade of the woods or the edge of the river for your visit. In addition to our lovely motor home riverfront section, our brand new 5th wheel riverfront section is designed so that the large rear picture window looks out over the Mississippi River. You can sit under your awning, which also faces the river, on the just poured concrete pads and throw a rock in the water! We also have tent sites available.

We are pet friendly with plenty of nature trails and open fields to walk your dog. Our restrooms have showers and are clean and well kept. We provide laundries and wireless internet at no additional charge to our guests.

Directions:

From I-40 East or West take Exit 280, MLK Drive. From I-55 North or South take Exit 4, MLK Drive. Proceed SOUTH on MLK Drive across Broadway (straight at the traffic light) where MLK Drive becomes South Loop Road. Stay on South Loop Road for just over 2 miles to 8th Street and YOU'RE HERE!

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