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Yes.  Usually in front, not too far from the gas pumps.  The RV spots are not in the same area as the trucks.  They usually have a restaurant like a Denny's as well which makes it nice to grab a quick meal.

Fair Harbor campground is the name of the place in GA.

We've traveled from Florida as far west as Arizona and Utah.  We've stopped at rest areas and Flying J service centers overnight.  We've found the RV spots at the Flying J's to be much better.  They are well lit and there are a lot of people walking around all night.  I was not too thrilled about the rest stops on the Interstates, but we had no issues.  Just did not feel as safe, especially since with a trailer, I can't just start the truck and go without leaving the trailer and walking to the truck.  There is a Flying J on I-75 in Knoxville, TN that may meet your needs.

Hi everyone,

My young family will be travelling southbound from Ontario Canada (Detroit border) to the Fort in January 2017. We have a 15ft Trillium trailer and don't need full hookup. Looking for safe campgrounds along I-75. Our first night we are looking around Tennessee area as we want to get out of the snow!

In Canada we stick to Provincial Parks. Are State Parks and KOAs generally rated as safest vs family owned parks?

I had thought about stopping at Walmart's/rest stops along the way, as they are free and we are just stopping to sleep. But my hubby is concerned about our bicycles and gear in the back of the truck being vulnerable.

Any tips are welcome! Thanks