Planning a road trip this summer? USA Today has got you covered. From best rental car companies to best gas stations for food, USA TODAY editors picked 10 nominees in each category and then asked its readers to vote.
The road trip categories also included glamping, luxury RV resorts and campgrounds, roadside attractions and motels, as well as the somewhat niche category of vintage trailer hotels. Little Arrow features RV sites, Airstreams, cabins, tiny homes and glamping tents. Luxury tents come with heating and air conditioning, plush bedding, private bathrooms, separate living spaces, and a small kitchen. All guests enjoy access to a coffee lounge, swimming pool, splash pad, dog park, playground, laundry facilities, basketball court and community fire pit.
The resort "serves as a top spot for a leisurely Tennessee vacation, with tent sites, full RV hookups, and a natural lazy river all found within its limits," USA TODAY said, adding, "While guests are welcome to float to their hearts' content, those in need of a more action-packed day on the water can engage in a lengthy bout of fly fishing to pass the time. Also, a good playlist.
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