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Hurricane Mills, Tennessee Campgrounds
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6.3 Average
Buffalo / I-40 / Exit 143 KOA
473 Barrren Hollow Road Hurricane Mills, Tennessee 37078 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 50 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Pull-Thru SitesPool AccessBig Rig AccessPets AllowedWaterfront AccessTents AllowedReviews of Buffalo / I-40 / Exit 143 KOA
Rating: 5 4 6 9 8 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: One night stop. Small park with few amenities, lots of highway noise, small sites. - Scott and Di
Friendly owners & service. This park lies right next to busy interstate highway. Sound is a problem. One other drawback is the lighting is too low on trees or poles throughout the park. As a consequence, depending on your rig & location, you might have annoying lighting in your windows. - Dugster
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Buffalo / I-40 / Exit 143 KOA »We had an overnight stay at this KOA on our way to the Nashville area. Overall it was a decent place for an overnight stop; close to the Interstate. The owners were very friendly, and stopped by in the evening to visit. They also had a good recommendation for a restaurant nearby (the Log Cabin Restaurant; NOT the Loretta Lynn buffet). The site was a gravel pad, but was very uneven. I was at the top of my Anderson levelers and still not quite level. The site was also tight; I had to disconnect and park sideways to keep the road clear. I used the laundry and it worked fine; $1.50 per machine. An OK place to stay for a night. - Aircats
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7.4 Good
Loretta Lynn's Family Campground
8000 Highway 13 S Hurricane Mills, Tennessee 37078 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 290 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Pull-Thru SitesPool AccessBig Rig AccessPets AllowedWaterfront AccessTents AllowedReviews of Loretta Lynn's Family Campground
Rating: 6 8 9 6 6 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: This campground is high up on a ridge in the woods, with steep, narrow paved roads. Most sites are pull-through, some have paved pads, some are gravel. Sites are fairly tight, and many are unlevel, be sure you have blocks. The girl at check-in seemed disinterested; just handed us a map and told us to "pick a site". We made 2 swings around the loop before finding a suitable empty site; an escort to site would have been helpful. There was working WiFi, but no cable or OTA TV reception. Park seemed clean, though some buildings and roads are in need of repair. We came here to see Loretta's home & museum, which was worthwhile; but we would probably not camp here again. - FranM
Stayed here in late March 2018. We were there for the first open weekend of the season for the LL attractions. The campground is on a hilltop and so you might have to do some leveling. All hookups were 50 amp so bring an adapter or buy one from the camp host ($30). Some sites are very scenic but close together. The game room was being updated and was not open. For the big 5th wheels and class A's. Stay on the middle road (forks into 3). It can get tight in there. Washrooms were clean, but lots of graffiti in there. Over all a very scenic and the Loretta Lynn history is impressive. We would stop here again. - catu-ualos
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Loretta Lynn's Family Campground »Great folks working here and very helpful. Sites are pretty well spread out. We were there at the end of the camping season so we pretty much had the run of the place with the exception of maybe a few other campers. Loretta Lynn's house, museum and such are just 2 miles down the road and it's a neat little town they've created around this legend's home. - Dan-Nichelle Inman
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6 Average
Tennessee River Mountain Getaways 9.97 miles NW
6390 Cuba Landing Rd Waverly, Tennessee 37185 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 16 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Pull-Thru SitesPool AccessBig Rig AccessPets AllowedWaterfront AccessTents AllowedReviews of Tennessee River Mountain Getaways
Rating: 6 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Tennessee River Mountain Getaways »This is a small private park close to I-40 exit 137 and the Tennessee River. The pull-through sites have full hookups. All sites have 30/50 amp power. Several of the full hookup sites are occupied by seasonal campers. There are cabins and a house for rent. A pavilion is at the top of the hill and a pond with fountain at the bottom of the hill. We did not use the restrooms. The manager is very talkative and helpful. We arrived at dusk and there were a lot of mosquitoes. We stayed here because the nearby park had dog breed restrictions. The manager here was very dog friendly. This campground is in a rural area and not near restaurants or gas stations. It is an OK place for one night since it is near the interstate. The manager prefers if you arrive by 7 p.m. unless you call and make special arrangements. - Lini
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5.9 Average
Tanbark Campground 15.57 miles NE
125 S Spradlin Rd Dickson, Tennessee 37055 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 38 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Pull-Thru SitesPool AccessBig Rig AccessPets AllowedWaterfront AccessTents AllowedReviews of Tanbark Campground
Rating: 6 8 7 10 5 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: This is a really bare-bones park which is what we usually prefer. There were a lot of permanent residents and many of them were not very well maintained. They are not really set up for big rigs; we had trouble getting around with our 41' rig. The utilities worked well and the staff was friendly and helpful. The road leading to the park looks to have been recently paved, leaving a huge drop-off to the driveway. The entrance is on a curve so you have to take a chance pulling in or out and we actually put a dent under the front of the trailer where it hit the end of the truck bed because the drop was so steep and you had to hurry because of the curve. I doubt if we would stay here again. - SandyA
Lovely park, clean, quiet, well-managed and maintained. Electricity and water pressure are excellent. Verizon coverage is excellent, sites are shaded by well-trimmed, mature trees (trees which may require you to "space" your slides) but we received a dozen or more OTA television channels. The entrance to the campground is in a deep curve; you might want to time your entrance and exit. Nice folks live and work here. We were in for an over-night and will stay here again when in the area. - Mom_of_Two
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Tanbark Campground »This park provides outstanding value for the money (especially with a Passport America pass). The staff are very friendly and helpful. Our site was level. The restrooms were clean, although a bit rustic and tired looking. The washroom stalls were a bit small. We did not see a lot of amenities, but we don't usually use them anyway, so it didn't matter to us. We did not have cable, but the air reception was good. The park was quiet and peaceful. We really enjoyed our stay here and would definitely return. - John A Guderian
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6.9 Good
Nathan Bedford Forest State Park 15.96 miles NW
1825 Pilot Knob Rd Eva, Tennessee 38333 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 35 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Pull-Thru SitesPool AccessBig Rig AccessPets AllowedWaterfront AccessTents AllowedReviews of Nathan Bedford Forest State Park
Rating: 8 8 6 9 8 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: The park is on narrow back roads. We made it with our Class C and Honda CR-V in tow. The lanes are Barrie with no shoulders. Happy Hollow loop has paved sites with W+E There is a large grass area to play or relax and catch some sun. Be careful if going in here with an RV over 35'. - Todd Fogelberg
If you're a van or tent camper and don't need utilities, go for the rustic (primitive) campground. Sites are huge gravel pads with great river views and easy access to the rocky shoreline. Wood railings were recently updated, though the picnic table was showing its age. Restroom was decently clean but didn't have showers or hot water. It was very peaceful to camp at night with lots of wildlife noises. Super friendly staff when we checked in, and they even welcome dogs in the visitor center and park museum. Beware of "20 Mile" hiking trail that connects to primitive campground -- it's infrequently marked and poorly maintained. Shorter loops inside the park were in better shape. Weak but usable Verizon service. - RVNed
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Nathan Bedford Forest State Park »On Friday, July 7,2017 I arrived at Nathan Bedford Forest State Park and departed on Monday, July 10, 2017. I had campsite 31. In my 25 years of camping I have never experienced the lack of enforcing the 10 PM quit time. At 11:30PM seven or eight bike riders were passing through my campsite. Earlier a dodge ball game was going on using the side of the bathhouse wall as a back stop and bounced back into our campsite. I could also mention seven or eight; seven to ten year olds with disrespectful attitudes. I know the Rangers can't control other people's children or the parents who play corn hole til midnight but they can make them comply to park rules. It is their responsibility. The museum , on an upbeat, was beautiful, displays were well organized and the view of the river was awesome. The plaques around the museum were explained well. The museum on a scale of 1-10 would rate a 10. - Buggs Guidry
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3.2 Poor
Birdsong Resort Marina Campground 16.04 miles NW
255 Marina Rd Camden, Tennessee 38320 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 50 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Pull-Thru SitesPool AccessBig Rig AccessPets Allowed-lake Waterfront AccessTents AllowedReviews of Birdsong Resort Marina Campground
Rating: 1 3 7 4 5 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: One of the worst experiences ever. We needed a pull through site, but it turns out there are only three, referred to as transient sites. Don't be fooled by 'choosing' your site, it probably won't be available when you arrive as the owner doesn't pay attention to any of that, according to others in the park. If you have a big rig and need, want, think you're paying for 50 amp, you won't, so don't plan on it. Turns out our electric had to be run under the coach, with hookups on the passenger side, plugged into the site next to us, hornets nest and all. The sewer was all the way at the back of the coach and the water all the way in the front on the driver side. We lost power no less than 4 times, the last of which fried a breaker in the coach which we are now having repaired at our next stop. Their internet stinks so don't pay for it if you don't have to. You will pay in full at the time of reservation, so be sure this meets your needs. The concrete pad for our site was very narrow as are the roads in and out of the park. We couldn't get out of there fast enough and will never come back nor recommend to anyone. It's a beautiful location but a terrible park for big rigs. Don't believe the website or the comments on Facebook like we did. If you have a 40ft motor home, look elsewhere. - AnnNet56
Park is beautiful, rental cabin #8 had ants, tub wouldn't drain, rotten floor and I was bitten by some bug while sleeping! For over $1200 for the week I guess I expected more especially since the unit has probably paid for itself 40 times over. Birdsong needs to upgrade or cut their prices in half! - otispodis
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Birdsong Resort Marina Campground »This is a large resort community made up of cabins, homes, and some small RV sites. Most were seasonal. Though you can park an RV here, it is not very accommodating for big rigs. We had a somewhat level pad, but the sewer was out. Beautiful lake and marina. 9 miles off the highway but easy access. Owner is VERY friendly. Family business for 53 years. Place was clean and overall nice. We would come here again and leave time for renting a boat and fishing. Just know that you need to be specific about your needs when making a reservation. - Patriot04
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7.1 Good
Piney River Escape 16.6 miles E
6832 Piney River Rd N Bon Aqua, Tennessee 37025 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 11 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Pull-Thru SitesPool AccessBig Rig AccessPets Allowed-river Waterfront AccessTents AllowedReviews of Piney River Escape
Rating: 5 4 9 4 10 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: Let's be very clear. Piney River Escape is NOT Big Rig Friendly. Can you shoe-horn a 42' Class A motorhome that is not towing in? Yes because we did it - so that makes it accessible but not friendly. If arriving from the west on I40 the directions take you down Hwy 48 which is nicely paved but narrow, winding and has a steep drop off instead of a shoulder most of the way. After that Piney River Road to the campground is about 12'-14' wide, bumpy, twisting, has some steep hills and has blind curves. Arriving at the campground you have to pass the exit (which would be the easiest way in) and then can either turn right into the upper campground where the host/checkin is or left into the lower campground. The turn into the upper where you need to go to check-in is guarded by a stout wooden fence on either side and you must turn in at exactly the right angle or risk taking the fence on the right with you or grazing the front left of your coach on the opposite fence. In addition although that entrance has a good amount of gravel it is much narrower than a big coach's turning footprint and the sides are dirt - in our case deep mud as it had been raining. Once in the upper campground the interior roads are gravel but narrow making maneuvering a challenge. We ended up in a back-in site about 3 rows up as that was the easiest to get into but the front of the site was about a 8"-10" lower than the rear. Getting out next morning was as challenging as getting in and we ended up backing all the way out and crossing the road into the entrance of the lower campground so we would be able to easily make the turn onto the road. I will add that if you are towing which we weren't there is no safe place to unhook before attempting to turn into the upper campground unless you go into the lower section and unhook there - otherwise it is unhook on the one lane road. The people seem nice and perhaps in better weather the rural character of the place would be welcoming but just be aware. - kdlee747
The pictures & reviews online are nothing like what we saw! First off we drove almost 3 hrs to get there & was told the site we reserved was still occupied with previous camper, we were shown a different site on the water, too close for my liking, the other section was like a trailer park with long timers. I could go on but hopefully this is enough to make people aware & beware! - Carol662
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Piney River Escape »What a wonderful park. We had a river (big fast moving creek)front site, got lucky, they stay full. The roads getting there are bad... just slow down, you will be okay. The only drawback to the creek side was flash floods... kinda scary watching it rise. They were still recovering from a nasty flood in Nov 2017. The regular sites are way up the hill and high and dry. They are more park like, still very nice. People in this park, a lot of monthly.. a few even visited, were super friendly. The hookup connections were a little rough all though, they were working on it, just trying to be honest, only thing that kept it from a 10... The camphost... cant say enough good things, what a privilege to meet you sir. We are trying to pick a time for a longer stay in the Fall. We had good internet on our Sprint on our hot spot. Follow their directions, NOT GOOGLE!!!! We will definately, absolutely return. FREE LAUNDRY!! - Texanmark
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8.5 Excellent
Mousetail Landing State Park 23.38 miles SW
3 Campground Rd Linden, Tennessee 37096 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 24 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Pull-Thru SitesPool AccessBig Rig AccessPets Allowed-river Waterfront AccessTents AllowedReviews of Mousetail Landing State Park
Rating: 8 10 9 7 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: This is a beautiful campground for tent and small rvs. The hill leading into camp area is super steep. A big rig or long 5er will struggle. The sites are also small. The Rangers were nice. - ccsvolsfan
The park rangers were very friendly respectful, and very easy to get along with. There were good and friendly campers close by. There was a very small amount of trash left by the last campers, but no problem there. The campground is the largest and nicest I've been to. There's a lake for swimming and fishing. There's playgrounds for children to play in. There's daily hikes the rangers take campers on to teach them different things about the plants and animals and fire starting. There's also boating, fishing, geocaching, golfing, hiking, swimming, horseback riding. I found the campground very peacefull and easy going. - jimLE
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Mousetail Landing State Park »Rate reflects senior discount. Beautiful, rustic state park, located several miles from any town so bring your supplies with you. There is a small convenience store about 3 miles away, grocery store in Linden or Parsons. Heavily forested, the main campground was clean, staff friendly and helpful. They have a nice visitor's information center with a gift store. They sell firewood and will deliver it to your campsite. Roads are asphalt, pads are gravel...most are fairly level. The park has a lot of hills, walking and biking can be challenging. Nice fishing pier and small swim beach. Restrooms were clean. There is one washer/dryer, old, but they work fine, reasonably priced ($1.00/.75). Park is kept clean and neat. Sites are nicely spaced but the camping loops are small; it was mostly empty and quiet while we were here, but when full, we expect it could be noisy. They have a walking trail. Playgrounds looked clean and modern. Electric was steady and stayed on. Water pressure was 40PSI. They have trashcans in the campground at each site. There is a primitive area about a mile from the main entrance for tents. The park also has back country camping. We enjoyed our stay; it is a very nice state park. We would definitely stay here again. - Fixn2gocamp
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4.6 Average
Dickson RV Park 24 miles NE
150 W Christi Dr Dickson, Tennessee 37055 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 60 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Rating: 1 7 3 1 5 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: Mostly permanent sites and all of them are incredibly run down. We didn't feel safe at all. Check in was rude. About the only positive thing I can say is the pool looked clean. Internet did not work and water pressure was so low that we just used the holding tank and pump. This park would be a rip off at half the price. - Razin Kane
We stayed on a monthly rate for 2 months. Pool was clean, staff friendly, park was quiet. Close to shopping, restaurants and gas. Sites are a bit narrow for units with slide outs but was workable. Would stay here again and probably will next year. - lnpdavis
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Dickson RV Park »Un-level sites and dirty bathrooms, no toilet paper. The park is really for permanent residents. If we had not been tired we would have moved on. - PWer
