Roadtrip with RVshare Tallahassee to Hartford

The long drive from Tallahassee to Hartford is a fun-filled adventure with plenty of exciting attractions throughout the stretch. You will get to drive past many fascinating cities and stop by the scenic spots for a memorable road trip. You can stop at Jacksonville at the oceanfront Huguenot Memorial park and visit Savannah's intriguing museums. Stop by Charleston's plantations or enjoy a golf game in Pinehurst. If you are into watersports, stop by Roanoke River in Roanoke Rapids. Finally, be sure to tour the country's capital as you drive by Washington, D.C. and the Philadelphia Museum of Art in the historic city of Philadelphia. 

Nearby National Parks

Everglades National Park

Before setting off on your Tallahassee to Hartford road trip route, consider taking a detour south to visit the vast Everglades National Park. While the drive to the Everglades will take you several hours, it is definitely worth it. The park is home to many endangered species and exotic animals. You can expect to see rare panthers, crocodiles, and manatees. Outdoor enthusiasts can take part in various outdoor activities, including camping, bird-watching, and boating. 

Biscayne National Park

After your visit to the Everglades, make a stop at Biscayne National Park. Plenty of adventurous water activities await at this tropical paradise, so be sure to pack your swimming gear. The pristine crystal-clear waters are perfect for scuba diving, swimming, and snorkeling. You can also venture out onto the blue waters on a boat and enjoy seeing leaping dolphins and other marine wildlife.

Congaree National Park

Taking the two-hour detour to Congaree National Park after getting to Charleston, South Carolina, should be on your Tallahassee to Hartford road trip itinerary. Outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy a wide range of activities, including kayaking, hiking, and canoeing. The expansive park has a wheelchair-accessible boardwalk winding through the forest to give everyone a chance to enjoy the park's wildlife and nature. Fishing, bird-watching, and picnicking are among the popular activity options available to park visitors.

Great Smoky Mountains National Park

This gem situated in North Carolina is a must-visit destination on your Tallahassee to Hartford RV road trip. Great Smoky Mountains National Park offers a peaceful escape for nature lovers and birders. You can take a stroll along the park's winding trails as you watch the park's magnificent flora and wildlife. Avid hikers, cyclists, and horseback riders will enjoy making their way through the winding nature trails here.

Nearby State Parks

Alafia River State Park

Bring your bicycles and fishing gear with you to Alafia River State Park in Jacksonville on your Tallahassee to Hartford road trip. This famous park has multiple winding trails perfect for mountain biking. Paddling enthusiasts can also explore the pristine habitats on canoes or kayaks. While at the park, you can fit in a good workout, go fishing at the pier at the Thatcher Road Bridge, or go bird-watching.

Fort Clinch State Park

Before leaving Jacksonville, take a detour less than an hour away to Fort Clinch State Park. Anglers, nature enthusiasts, surfers, and history buffs will have a grand time at the park. Avid hikers and cyclists can find their way through the heavily forested trails lined with giant oaks. The scenery along the trails is well worth the trip as this beautiful park is home to plenty of wildlife and birds.

Myrtle Beach State Park

Myrtle Beach State Park is the perfect spot to stretch your legs after a long drive to Charleston from Tallahassee in your RV. The two-hour detour from Charleston will be worth your while once you get to this coast-side paradise. An ideal time to tour this park is during the summer season when the park comes alive with endless fun activities. Apart from being a wildlife lover's paradise, this beautiful state park is ideal for fishing, surfing, swimming, and hiking. 

Medoc Mountain State Park

Medoc Mountain State Park is an excellent place to camp, especially in summer or fall when the weather is warm. This beautiful park has picnic areas complete with tables, a drinking fountain, and grills. Relax and rejuvenate as you immerse yourself in nature and take a stroll along the park's tranquil nature trails. Ensure that you take your canoe with you to explore the creek in the park. 

Bear Mountain State Park

Take time to relax and rejuvenate with the picturesque view of the beach, valleys, and mountainsides in the background at Bear Mountain State Park, which is a short distance away from the bustling New York City. This beautiful park has plenty of perfectly manicured green areas and trails that are perfect for exploring on horseback. Mountain bikers and hikers will also enjoy exploring the expansive nature trails. Swimming and fishing are among the most popular activities at the park.

Along the Way

Huguenot Memorial Park

Once you get to Jacksonville approximately two and a half hours after departing from Tallahassee, make a stopover at Huguenot Memorial Park if you are in the mood for some fun beach activities like kite surfing. What's more, you can drive your RV on the beach and camp at the on-site camping spot. You will, however, have to take a ferry to this fun beachfront park.

Wormsloe Historic Site

Once you get to Savannah, take a detour to the peaceful Wormsloe Historic Site, just a short distance from the bustling city. This hidden gem is an old plantation with winding trails lined with oak trees that form a beautiful canopy over the walkway. These trails lead to old buildings and farmlands that once belonged to the plantation owners.

The Old Slave Mart Museum

On your way to Pine Hurst, stop by the Old Slave Mart Museum situated in Charleston, which is only a two-hour drive away from Savannah. History buffs will enjoy learning about this pioneering African-American slave museum established back in the 1930s. It houses some antiques that date back to the slave era. 

The Lincoln Memorial

A three-hour road trip from Roanoke Rapids will have you right in the heart of the nation's capital. While in town, ensure you visit the famous Lincoln Memorial, a statue of one of America's most influential presidents, Abraham Lincoln. This fascinating memorial draws millions of visitors every year, so be sure to include it in your road trip from Tallahassee to Hartford.

Main Cities You Will Pass Through

Jacksonville

With its beautiful sunrises, sandy beaches, parks, rich culture, and unrivaled cuisines, there is never a dull moment in Jacksonville. Before you leave Jacksonville, stop by Kingsley Plantation, Florida Theatre, Adventure Landing, and Jacksonville Beach. If you plan to spend more than a day in Jacksonville, you can stay at any of the multiple campgrounds, including the tranquil Big Tree RV Park or Pecan Park RV Resort, which also have free dump stations for campers.

Charleston

Expect to experience the best of Southern culture at the port city of Charleston. Be sure to explore famous landmarks like the Angel Oak Tree, Charleston's lighthouses, the antebellum mansions, the marvelous fountains, and the famous Fort Sumter. Charleston campgrounds like Lake Aire Campground are spacious enough for RVs and offer dump stations if you would like to stay overnight. 

Washington, D.C.

Apart from being the nation's capital, Washington, D.C., stands out for its beautiful parks, museums, and waterfront views. But, of course, you must tour the famous iconic buildings and national symbols, including the White House. Also, ensure you check out the National Mall with its iconic monuments. For an overnight stay in Washington, D.C., head over to some of the top Washington campgrounds like Cherry Hill Park's RV Park, which is just over an hour's drive from the city. 

Philadelphia

As you drive by historic Philadelphia, stop by Independence Hall, where the Declaration of Independence was approved. Also, check out some other top attractions like Franklin Court, the Liberty Bell, the "Rocky" steps at the Philadelphia Museum of Art, and the Rodin Museum. After the long trip, take time to relax at some top RV campgrounds. Some of them offer dump stations for campers.

New York City

New York is a vibrant city bustling with activity and famous sites. With so many places to visit, staying overnight is an obvious choice. You can stay overnight in your RV at some of New York's campgrounds. You will find plenty of dump stations near the city as well. Attractions like Central Park, the Empire State Building, Brooklyn Bridge, the Frick Collection, and the famous St. Patrick's Cathedral are within walking distance of some campgrounds and RV parks.

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When you follow this road trip itinerary from Tallahassee to Hartford, you will enjoy historic locations and beautiful scenery along the way. If you want to travel in comfort and style, consider an RV rental from RVshare. From large motorhomes to compact campervans, there is a rig that will meet your travel and budget needs. Once you hit the road, you are protected by our renter guarantee and 24/7 roadside assistance. Find the perfect vehicle for your travel needs in Tallahassee or Hartford.