RV route planning from Washington DC to Dallas

Starting in Washington DC, the trip will take you through the stunning Shenandoah National Park, where you can explore the Mary's Rock / Thornton Gap Entrance Station, Luray Caverns, Stony Man Mountain Overlook, Dark Hollow Falls Trailhead, and Rockfish Gap Entrance Station.

Continuing south, you can visit the Virginia Safari Park and Natural Bridge State Park - Appalachian Trail, where you can take in the beautiful scenery while hiking or biking.

As you head west, make sure to stop by Abingdon Vineyards and enjoy some local wine before heading to Dollywood in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee. The amusement park has rides and attractions for all ages and is a must-visit for families.

Next up is the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, where you can hike the Clingmans Dome Trailhead or Chimney Tops Trail Trailhead, and learn more about the park at the Sugarlands Visitor Center. For a more relaxing activity, try tubing down the Smoky Mountain River Rat Main Tubing Outpost.

Heading south through Tennessee, stop by the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum in Nashville, and check out the Nashville Farmers' Market for some fresh produce and local goods.

Further south, take a break at the Amish Welcome Center - Wagon Tours before heading to Tupelo, Mississippi to visit the Elvis Presley Birthplace.

Continuing westward, stop by The Mall at Barnes Crossing in Tupelo for some shopping and dining, before heading to Vicksburg National Military Park in Mississippi to learn about the Civil War.

Next, visit Rusty's Riverfront Grill in Vicksburg for some great food and then head to the American Rose Center in Shreveport, Louisiana to enjoy the beautiful gardens.

Heading into Texas, take a swamp tour with Captain Ron's Swamp Tours and visit Six Flags Over Texas in Arlington for some thrilling rides.

Finally, arrive in Dallas and visit the famous Southfork Ranch or check out the local food scene, including Tex-Mex cuisine and delicious BBQ.

Overall, this 14-day motorhome road trip offers a great mix of nature, history, and entertainment for the whole family to enjoy.