Embark on an Unforgettable Music Journey Across America

“Say ‘yes’ to this love story, baby.” – Taylor Swift, “Love Story” (Taylor’s Version)

For fans of Taylor Swift, her music is more than just entertainment—it’s a guide to the places and moments that have influenced one of the world’s biggest stars. If you missed out on tickets to the Eras Tour or simply desire more Swift-inspired adventures, Outwander has created the ultimate Swiftie RV road trip. This remarkable experience will take you through the heartland of Taylor’s songs, from her childhood home to the bustling city that never sleeps.

As Taylor once sang in “Lover,” “this is our place, we make the rules.” So pack your guitar and journal of lyrics, as this journey aims to show you the world through her perspective. Prepare yourself to visit the locations that ignited Taylor’s creativity and to feel the romance, heartache, and youthful magic captured in her songs.

**Stop 1: Welcome to New York**

“Strolling through a crowd, the village is illuminated.” – Taylor Swift, “Welcome to New York” (1989)

Let’s kick things off in NYC. While Manhattan might not be the most RV-friendly, you can park at the nearby Liberty Harbor RV Park in Jersey City and enjoy breathtaking views of the Statue of Liberty. Take a subway ride to the West Village and immerse yourself in the city love story of “Cornelia Street” as you explore the leafy streets. Make a pit stop at Hamlet’s Vintage shop for a memorable find, and grab a latte at Mud Coffee—a favorite haunt of Taylor’s where you can picture her jotting down lyrics on napkins.

**Where to Stay:** Liberty Harbor RV Park (offers stunning NYC skyline views)

**Playlist Essentials:** “Welcome to New York,” “Cornelia Street,” “False God”

**Stop 2: Reading, Pennsylvania**

“Inside my heart is a Christmas tree farm, where people would come to dance under twinkling lights.” – Taylor Swift, “Christmas Tree Farm”

Next, revisit Taylor’s origins in Reading, PA. Taylor spent her early years on a picturesque Christmas tree farm here, which inspired charmingly nostalgic tunes like “Christmas Tree Farm”. While the Swift family’s farm is private, you can still soak in the same cozy Berks County countryside that shaped Taylor’s love for the holiday season.

Explore nearby Wyomissing, where Taylor first picked up a guitar and began weaving her musical tales. Take a stroll down the charming main street, chat with locals, and hear tales of her early performances at fairs and coffee shops. On a rainy day, cozy up on the Colebrookdale Railroad for a scenic ride. Reserve a spot in the Parlor car for prime views and delectable snacks.

**Where to Stay:** French Creek State Park (offers scenery reminiscent of a Swift song, complete with full RV hookups)

**Playlist Essentials

Exploration awaits in the journey from country darling to global pop phenomenon. For accommodations, consider the Nashville KOA, conveniently located near downtown with shuttle service available. Your playlist must include Taylor Swift classics such as “Tim McGraw,” “Our Song,” “The Lucky One,” “Fifteen,” and “Teardrops on My Guitar.”

Immerse yourself in your own “Love Story” by planning a trip during Taylor’s favorite season, fall. September or October offer the perfect backdrop for experiences like “Autumn leaves falling down like pieces into place.” Embrace the cozy vibes by donning boots, a Swift-inspired classic cardigan, and an oversized scarf while enjoying pumpkin spice lattes at various stops along the way.

Traveling from Reading to Nashville takes approximately 12 hours by car, so consider splitting the journey into two six-hour driving days with an overnight stay in between. Given the popularity of fall camping, make sure to book your RV parks well in advance, at least a few months prior to your trip.

Pack your best concert attire to channel your inner popstar at music venues like The Bluebird Cafe or The Sutler Saloon for an open mic night. Keep in mind that certain locations on the itinerary, such as Swift’s farm, are private property, so respect the privacy of current owners and stick to public areas.

Embark on this Swiftie RV adventure to witness firsthand the enchanting settings and stories behind the music you love. With an open road and a Taylor Swift soundtrack, the possibilities are endless. So, as Taylor would say, “Dear reader, get out your map. Pick somewhere and just run.” This journey was curated by Outwander, reviewed, and shared by Stacker.

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