Explore the Greater Memphis, Tennessee Area
Memphis Jellystone Park™ is located a short 5 miles from the big city lights of Memphis, Tennessee and also offers easy access to all that is offered in Southaven, Tunica and right here in scenic Horn Lake.
Memphis, Tennessee
The world of arts, entertainment, history and culture of Memphis, Tennessee is just minutes away from our camp. Explore Elvis Presley's Graceland. Go to the FedExForum for a thrilling Memphis Grizzlies professional NBA basketball game or a University of Memphis Tigers college basketball game. Immerse yourself in the world of uniquely Memphis music and nightlife on Beale Street. Enjoy the variety of events at the Cook Convention Center. Experience the Memphis in May International Festival. Watch as college football teams play for the Liberty Bowl championship. Take a Mississippi River Cruise aboard the historic American Queen and Delta Queen sternwheeler steamboats. Don't forget to visit the Memphis Zoo. All this and much more await you in Memphis, Tennessee!
Graceland
Graceland is the beautiful 14-acre estate and colonial mansion purchased by legendary Rock 'n' Roll singer Elvis Presley shortly after his breakthrough into the pop charts in 1957. Graceland became more than a home to Elvis and his family & friends; it served as a headquarters for his artistic pursuits and a repository for his grand collections. Today, the estate is open to tours and has become a destination for hundreds of thousands of tourists over the years that come to see how he lived and enjoy the offerings of the museum, gift shops and more.
FedExForum
Memphis is the home of FedEx, the company that founded the modern air/ground express industry in 1971 (when it was known as Federal Express). To acknowledge Memphis as the birthplace of the multibillion-dollar corporation, FedEx sponsored the construction of the FedExForum, a 250 million dollar project. Offering state-of-the art facilities and amenities, the FedExForum is home to:
Memphis Grizzlies
The Memphis Grizzlies NBA Basketball Team has thrilled their fans since moving to Memphis in 2001. Though they are a young team, the Memphis Grizzlies have made it to post season play in three of the last seven seasons.
University of Memphis Tigers
FedExForum is more than a den for the Grizzlies, it also hosts all of the home games for the University of Memphis Tigers NCAA Basketball Team. Watch this group of dedicated young men reach for the Conference USA championship and move on to the NCAA Tournament.
Beale Street
Beale Street is known the world over as the Home of the Blues and the Birthplace of Rock 'n' Roll. Named for an otherwise unknown Civil War hero and headquarters for General Grant during that conflict, Beale Street came into its own in the 1920's as the arts and cultural center for Memphis. The carnival atmosphere of nightclubs, theaters, restaurants and stores had to compete against the street's reputation of excess: illegal gambling, drinking and prostitution, plus the specter of murder and exotic voodoo mysticism. Times good and bad followed and, beginning in the late 1970's, Memphis moved to reinvigorate Beale Street's image by returning it to its place as a center of entertainment. Today, Beale Street retains the charm of it's storied past while offering world class entertainment.
Cook Convention Center
The Cook Convention Center is home to a variety of Memphis events, conventions and meetings, including the Expo South Memphis Boat Show, the Easyriders V-Twin Show, the Southern Cotton Ginners Association Mid-South Farm & Gin Show, the National Ornamental and Miscellaneous Metals Association METALfab Show, the Tremaine Dance Convention and Competition, the Mid-South Jewelry & Accessories Fair, the Ballet Memphis Fashion Gala and many more.
Memphis in May International Festival
The Memphis in May International Festival at Tom Lee Park is a month-long celebration of Memphis and an annually-chosen Honored Country. Highlights of the festivities include:
Beale Street Music Festival
May kicks off with three days of music on four stages overlooking the Mississippi River at the end of Beale Street. Enjoy the Blues, rock, gospel R&B, soul and other styles of more than sixty top artists coming together to make a music event you will never forget.
World Championship Barbecue Cooking Contest
Experience three days of world class pork barbecue competition at the World Championship Barbecue Cooking Contest. Put yourself in the judge's seat at the People's Choice Judging, where you'll have the opportunity to sample the best of the best and enter your vote for the People's Choice Award. Learn the secrets to great barbecue from the competitors on the Cooker Caravan. Enjoy the spectacle of grown men going "whole hog wild" in pig snouts and drag as they belt out barbecue-themed songs at the Ms. Piggie Contest. There's plenty of music entertainment to enjoy between the awards ceremonies and contests as well.
AutoZone Liberty Bowl
The AutoZone Liberty Bowl, which pits the Conference USA champion football team against a Southeast Conference team, has been played in Memphis since 1965. Events include a Golf Tournament, a High School All Star Game, a Professional Rodeo, the Beale Street Parade, the President's Gala and much more!
Mississippi River Cruises by Majestic America Line
A new era in romantic river cruises has arrived on the Mississippi River. Step aboard a Majestic America Line sternwheeler cruise ship and you'll step back in time while enjoying modern amenities as you cruise along the Mississippi River past breathtaking scenery, abundant wildlife and charming river towns. The spacious accommodations combine beautiful furnishings and antique collectibles. Enjoy total service, fine dining and a variety of onboard entertainment. Optional shore excursions allow you to explore a historic fort, a Civil War monument and stately Southern mansions.
American Queen
At 416 feet long and featuring six decks, the American Queen is the largest river cruise ship in the world: the flagship of Mississippi River cruise vessels that sets the standard for river cruising around the world.
- Accommodations for 436
- 222 Spacious, Luxuriously Appointed Staterooms. Many with private verandahs.
- Gorgeous Dining Room. Enjoy fine dining in a room inspired by the luxurious Main Cabin of the J.M. White, a palatial 19th-century steamer.
Delta Queen
Originally constructed in 1926, the Delta Queen is the quintessential Mississippi River cruise ship, offering:
- Accommodations for 174
- 88 Spacious, Luxuriously Appointed Staterooms
- Original Teak Decking & Tiffany Stained Glass Windows
- Ironwood Dancefloor in the Orleans Room
- 1893 Steam Calliope & 1883 Ship's Bell
North Mississippi
Audubon RV Park is ideally located for exploring all the northern Mississippi region has to offer.
DeSoto County
Audubon RV Park is located in beautiful, DeSoto County. Come experience true Southern hospitality in the charming communities that lie between the world class history and music of Memphis and the thrilling entertainment and casinos of Tunica. DeSoto County is a satisfying blend of outdoor recreation, antique & mall shopping, picturesque town squares, historic homes, exciting events, a wide variety of dining and much more!
Southaven
Southaven is called "The Top of Mississippi" because it is located on the border where Mississippi meets Tennessee. Enjoy the charm of a small town atmosphere just outside the big city amenities of Memphis and explore attractions that include the Kidz Kountry Petting Zoo and much more!
Snowden Grove Park
Snowden Grove Park is the premier youth baseball facility of the region. The quality facilities have earned numerous awards and include 17 baseball fields in a variety of configurations, concession areas and a gift shop. The park hosts numerous World Series and National Events including the 10 Year Old USSSA World Series, NABF World Classics in the 9, 11 and 13 Year Old divisions, and the Dizzy Dean Baseball World Series in the 8, 9, 13, Soph., Jr. and Sr. divisions.
DeSoto Civic Center
The DeSoto Civic Center is a premier multi-purpose facility offering facilities for a variety of events, including suites, a convention center, a theater and an arena. The center is home to a variety of local, county and regional events, including the Desoto Family Theatre, and is home to the Mississippi RiverKings.
Mississippi RiverKings
The Mississippi RiverKings is a Central Hockey League (CHL) team that offers up an exciting outing at each of their matches at the DeSoto Civic Center.
Horn Lake
Horn Lake, Mississippi is located between Southaven and Tunica, 20 minutes north of Arkabutla Lake, a major fishing, sailing, sail racing, swimming, fishing, water skiing, tennis and hiking destination. Enjoy the recreation of Latimer Lakes Park, historic homes, lots of golf courses and much more!
Latimer Lakes Park
Latimer Lakes Park is located at Nail and Tulane Road in Horn Lake. The park offers four lighted tennis courts, a nature walking trail, two football fields, nine baseball fields, three lakes, a playground and outdoor skating. The bowl-type skate park covers a half-acre, is built for skateboards, bicycles and inline skates, and features ramps and slide rails.
Cherokee Valley Golf Club
Cherokee Valley Golf Club is set amongst rolling hills and offers a challenging golf outing for players of all skill levels. The 18 hole, par 72 course offers broad fairways, clean roughs and the challenge of 11 lakes and 78 sand bunkers. A driving range, two putting greens and a chipping practice green round out the course features. The lodge-style clubhouse offers the John Daly Restaurant & Bar, a snack bar and a banquet hall with scenic views of the course.
Plantation Golf Club
Plantation Golf Club is an 18 hole, par 72 course built in 1990. 35 acres of water and well-designed berms frame many of the course holes, making it as pleasing to the eye as it is to your game experience. The colonial-style clubhouse features a fully stocked pro shop, snack bar, driving range, putting green and seating for up to 150 guests.
Tunica County
Tunica County is just south of Audubon RV Park and offers a variety quality of entertainment, recreation, shopping and dining. Explore the world of gaming, history, music, and world-class outdoor activities in this northern Mississippi location.
Tunica
Tunica, Mississippi is rightfully known as the "South's Casino Capital," but there's also much more to explore. Tunica attractions range from a thriving arts & entertainment scene, to unique events & festivals, to top-notch shopping & dining, to world-class golf courses & sporting events, to Mississippi River Cruises aboard the Tunica Queen and much, much more!
Tunica Casinos
Tunica, Mississippi has earned the title of the "South's Casino Capital" by being home to nine major casino resorts. Enjoy non-stop gaming, plus popular entertainers at the finest casinos to be found in the South, including:
Tunica River Park
Tunica RiverPark is set in the heart of the Mississippi Delta and provides a unique and fun opportunity to learn about the river's legendary history, its wildlife, and levee system through a series of interactive and interpretive showcases, including: a museum, four aquariums with native species, and a wildlife viewing area that features natural habitat. Take a breathtaking view of "America's River" from the new 48-foot observation platform.
Tunica Queen
The RiverPark includes river cruises aboard the Tunica Queen, the latest non-gaming attraction to come to Tunica. The spacious luxury riverboat harkens back to the golden age of paddlewheel steamboats, but provides modern amenities and seating for 400. When the Tunica Queen docks for the evening, it is transformed into a 60-seat supper club and a premier nightclub.