Miami to Chicago Roadtrip Guide
Experience a classic American journey from the tropical vibes of Miami to the vibrant streets of Chicago. With Imoova’s RV relocation deals, you can take this incredible road trip for just $1 per day - a budget-friendly way to explore the Southeast and Midwest in comfort and style.
Carl W
Relocation Specialist
The Route
Start: Miami, Florida
End: Chicago, Illinois
Duration: 9 nights
Distance: Approx. 1,400 miles / 2,250 km
Cost: From $1/day with Imoova (plus fuel & campsite costs)
Day 1: Miami to Orlando, Florida
After picking up your RV, head north through Florida to Orlando, the theme park capital of the world.
Top things to do:
Walt Disney World or Universal Orlando
Lake Eola Park in downtown Orlando
Campsite: Orlando/Kissimmee KOA – Full hookups, pool, near theme parks (koa.com)
Day 2: Orlando to Tallahassee
Travel to Florida’s capital, filled with Southern charm and oak-lined streets.
Top things to do:
Cascades Park
Florida Historic Capitol Museum
Campsite: Big Oak RV Park – Peaceful setting, full hookups, friendly staff (bigoakrvpark.com)
Day 3: Tallahassee to Mobile, Alabama
Enter the Deep South and arrive in historic Mobile on the Gulf Coast.
Top things to do:
USS Alabama Battleship Memorial Park
Dauphin Street historic district
Campsite: All About Relaxing RV Park – Clean, quiet, top-rated amenities (allaboutrelaxing.com)
Day 4: Mobile to Jackson, Mississippi
Make your way inland to Mississippi’s capital, known for its rich culture and music heritage.
Top things to do:
Mississippi Civil Rights Museum
LeFleur’s Bluff State Park
Campsite: LeFleur’s Bluff State Park Campground – Wooded spots, lake nearby (mdwfp.com)
Day 5: Jackson to Memphis, Tennessee
Head to the birthplace of rock ‘n’ roll and home of the blues.
Top things to do:
Graceland
Beale Street live music scene
Campsite: Tom Sawyer’s RV Park (West Memphis) – Riverside camping, spacious sites (tomsawyerrvpark.com)
Day 6: Memphis to St. Louis, Missouri
Follow the Mississippi River north to the Gateway to the West.
Top things to do:
Gateway Arch
Forest Park and the St. Louis Art Museum
Campsite: St. Louis West/Historic Route 66 KOA – Family-friendly, shaded sites, pool (koa.com)
Day 7: St. Louis to Springfield, Illinois
Take a short drive to Springfield, hometown of Abraham Lincoln.
Top things to do:
Lincoln Home National Historic Site
Illinois State Capitol
Campsite: Rochester/ Springfield KOA – Quiet setting, well-maintained, good for families (koa.com)
Day 8: Springfield to Starved Rock State Park, Illinois
Head north for a day of nature and hiking in one of Illinois’ best-loved state parks.
Top things to do:
Hiking scenic canyons and waterfalls
Canoeing on the Illinois River
Campsite: Starved Rock State Park Campground – Electric sites, access to trails (dnr.illinois.gov)
Day 9: Arrive in Chicago
Complete your journey in the Windy City. Explore world-class museums, lakeside parks, and vibrant neighborhoods.
Top things to do:
Millennium Park and the Bean
Navy Pier
Willis Tower Skydeck
Top Tips
Pack Smart: Weather varies widely between Miami and Chicago.
Book Ahead: Popular campgrounds can fill quickly.
Stay Flexible: Enjoy roadside diners, state parks, and small-town surprises.
Fuel Efficiently: Plan your gas stops to save money.
Why Choose Imoova?
Imoova offers unbeatable RV relocation deals like this one—from Miami to Chicago for just $1 a day. Experience the freedom of the open road with the comfort of your own mobile space. Whether you’re chasing sunshine or city vibes, this journey lets you do it affordably and memorably.
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