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Lawrenceburg, Tennessee Campgrounds
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6 Average
Natchez Trace Thousand Trails NACO 15.39 miles NW
1363 Napier Rd Hohenwald, Tennessee 38462 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 494 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Pull-Thru SitesPool AccessBig Rig AccessPets Allowed-lake Waterfront AccessTents AllowedReviews of Natchez Trace Thousand Trails NACO
Rating: 2 8 10 5 6 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: **WARNING** If you have an RV that is taller than 10.5ft DO NOT get off at the Natchez Trace, Rack Clayton Rd exit to this campground. The bridge you will have to go under states it is 10.5' high. It is very evident that many have hit this bridge. We stayed at Natchez Wilderness Preserve during the Memorial Day weekend. We reserved for 7 nights. This is a first come pick your own site CG. There are no specific site assignments. Depending on what type of site you reserved they will circle it on the site map and send you on your way to find a site you like. The area is beautiful but the resort needs a lot of work. Once you get past the main road to the stop sign the roads are not in good shape. When we got to phase 2 the roads were even worse with much of the asphalt gone in areas. Out of the 500+ sites only 90 are full hookups. The rest are cabins, tent sites or 30amp with water. They do have 3 dump stations available. 1 in each phase and 1 on the entrance road. You will see lots of people hauling their honey wagons to the dump stations. Out of the 90 I would say 70 are permanent or seasonal sites leaving only about 20 available for others. Of the 20 available 5-8 are actually 50amp all the rest are 30amp service. Had I known the chances of getting a 50amp are very slim I would not have reserved. Even after the Memorial Day Holiday weekend there were no 50amp sites available. With temps in the mid 90's it was very hot at the site and in the motor home. Most all the shaded sites are occupied by permanent or seasonal RVs. The "beach" area did have available sites after the holiday but its dirt, no shade, no sewer and also 30amp. If this is what you like and/or expect it's OK. But if your arrive and expect to find 50amp service you will probably be disappointed. The staff is very friendly and helpful. This is one of the Thousand Trail resorts that must have been beautiful in the 70's when it was built but today needs a lot of repairs and updating. We left after 2 nights. - Pmini
Beautiful grounds with a mix of wooded areas and open fields. Arrive during daylight. Use toad to select/find a site before bringing in RV. Lots of narrow winding roads. - Todd Fogelberg
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Natchez Trace Thousand Trails NACO »We had a beautiful waterfront 50 amp site. Quiet and clean. Toured historic sites in nearby Franklin. - SusanMG
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6.8 Good
Powderhorn Campground
2466 Powdermill Hill Rd Lawrenceburg, Tennessee 38464 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 28 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Pull-Thru SitesPool AccessBig Rig AccessPets AllowedWaterfront AccessTents AllowedReviews of Powderhorn Campground
Rating: 8 6 7 6 8 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: Nice park, nice owners, propane on site. Sites are spacious. Slow WiFi, and on weekends it get loud because of the tavern across the street from the campground. Not the owners fault. - bailmanFTRV
Sites were gravel and mostly flat. Most of those there were seasonal it seemed. This campground is 22 miles from I-65 which we did not expect. And of course 22 miles back to the interstate. You have to use the Highway 64 address for your GPS. Minimal shade. We would not stay here again as it is too far off our I-65 route. - Sunne
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Powderhorn Campground »Passport rate for one night in a travel trailer. Would stay again, pull throughs, quiet, hookups readily available. I did have trouble finding it, my GPS didn't cooperate, so I called for directions. I left this review as it's been awhile since someone left one. - knhllh
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7.4 Good
David Crockett State Park
1400 W Gaines St Lawrenceburg, Tennessee 38464 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 114 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Pull-Thru SitesPool AccessBig Rig AccessPets Allowed-stream Waterfront AccessTents AllowedReviews of David Crockett State Park
Rating: 6 8 9 8 8 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: Stayed in campground 2. Sites are paved but very small for big rigs. Fire pit was not cleaned and had so much debris we did not use. No cable, wifi and no OTA stations from site 90. Office staff was cordial and did accept a package for me. Restaurant is open on limited days and did not use. Swimming pool looked nice but was closed in the middle of August?? - Tn senior travelers
This is a beautiful park and we enjoyed our time here. There are some nice hiking trails and a museum about Davy Crockett. We stayed in Site 77 in Campground 2, which was recently renovated. Our site was very level since it had retaining walls on two sides, but was so narrow that the fire ring was under the corner of our awning. I noticed that several other sites had this issue. There is only one dump station, and it’s in the exit lane of the campground, which is odd. - JeniLynne
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for David Crockett State Park »This was our first time at this park and we really enjoyed it. We stayed at campground 2. The staff was very helpful and the camp host was very friendly. The updated bathhouse was very clean and well kept. Our site was very large, probably the largest in the campground. It went way back and would have been large enough for a few tents if we wanted. Our only problem was that there is no wifi and Verizon service is terrible. That's usually not that big of a deal, but we needed to see the weather forecast and could not. Major storms came in a few times and we were dependent upon friends and family members to send us a text warning ... that is, if we could get enough service for text messages. Also, there is only one dump station at campground 2 and it is in the traffic lane to leave the park. This could be a problem if several of us were leaving at the same time. Since the weather was bad, we didn't get to hit as many trails as we liked, but the ones we did hit were great. The museum is nice and very informative. We are likely to stay here again and recommend it to our friends. However, my recommendation would be to stay at campground 2. It is more forested and updated than campground 1. - Tennessee Teacher Camper
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3.5 Poor
Heritage Campground and RV Park 6.45 miles NE
1004 Brewer Rd Ethridge, Tennessee 38456 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 20 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Pull-Thru SitesPool AccessBig Rig AccessPets AllowedWaterfront AccessTents AllowedReviews of Heritage Campground and RV Park
Rating: 3 3 4 4 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: The host was nice and friendly, but I was a bit disappointed by the condition of the park. Several long term residents have accumulated yard art (junk), other have storage buildings and appliances sitting outside. Power was a real issue and it was only in the mid 80's the days I was there. Constantly fluctuating low voltage kept shutting down my system. I probably wont be staying there again. Fix the power and kick out the people that are living there permanently making it trashy. - OldDude
Looks a lot better on the website. They have no one available in their office. The bathrooms are nice and big but very unclean. The showers look moldy and the toilets aren't clean. They have a laundry room on site but it'very dusty, hot, and floors are filthy. - Simple living
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Heritage Campground and RV Park »This park is now called Heritage Campground and RV Park. Most of the sites were taken up by workers. This place looks good on the web site, but is in need of much work, it has a lot of potential, but is sadly lacking on completion of projects started. The power was good as was the water quality. The water hook up is in a box at ground level. The sewer hook up was acceptable. If you look at the photos at the redirected website, it looks like two rows of sites..there is only one, the "back" row has no hookups and sewer pipes were laying around on the ground. It is definitely not worth the price charged per night. - Teacher's Pet
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10 Excellent
Many Cedars Campground and Trail Ride 18.03 miles NW Park Closed
233 Pollock Cemetery Rd Hohenwald, Tennessee 38462 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 77 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Pull-Thru SitesPool AccessBig Rig AccessPets Allowed-river Waterfront AccessTents AllowedReviews of Many Cedars Campground and Trail Ride
Rating: 10 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Many Cedars Campground and Trail Ride »I spent a great 6 days there. Although I didn't have a horse to ride their trails, there were many day riders and campground people that did and raved about them. I spent my time in two of their cabins and enjoyed my stay a lot. They offered a breakfast which I tried and enjoyed. Good place to check out if you are in the area. - James2000
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8.6 Excellent
Natchez Trace Parkway / Meriwether Lewis Campground 19.26 miles NW
28 S Park St Hohenwald, Tennessee 38462 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 32 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Pull-Thru SitesPool AccessBig Rig AccessPets AllowedWaterfront AccessTents AllowedReviews of Natchez Trace Parkway / Meriwether Lewis Campground
Rating: 9 9 10 8 8 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: Its hard to beat free. Very pleasant wooded (lots of shade) campground. Generous site spacing but clear lines of sight. Picnic table, fire ring. Some sites more level than others. Several pull-thrus for those that like most are probably just there for the night - curved off the road not, too tight for anything but maybe the biggest rigs. Asphalt roads and sites - some leveler than others. If cruising through checking it out there are two loops to pick from. We grabbed one of the sites on the first loop thinking we were about to head back out and later found there were several we liked better on the 2d loop. Met the hosts - good people. Had Verizon voice and marginal data without pulling out the amplifier/antenna. If they'd put in a dump I'd give it a 10. - fulltimer121
This National Park Service campground is at mile 385.9 on the Natchez Trace Parkway. A previous reviewer noted a detour on the Parkway north of this campground; we encountered no such detour, only beautiful roads. This is a shaded, well-treed campground, so no satellite for DirecTV was possible. We had very weak Verizon signal; with our booster and outside antenna we could get voice and slow data. I would not call this a big-rig campground as the internal roads and sites are fairly narrow. The internal roads and sites are paved. Some of the sites are fairly level, but others have quite a bit of slope. The sites are well separated but there is little vegetation for visual privacy. Generators can, and were, run anytime between 6 a.m. and 10 p.m. There are no hookups and there is no dump station, but there is a water spigot available for filling fresh water tanks. There was a site with a trailer for a camp host, but there was never anyone present. In fact, we saw no official presence at all during our four day visit. Most people seemed to stay one or two nights, but one site was taken by a long-term camper. As noted, the campground is free and, although there is a 14-day limit, no one was around to enforce that limit. We enjoyed our stay at this lovely campground and would stay again if in the area. - TheJim
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Natchez Trace Parkway / Meriwether Lewis Campground »What a gorgeous FREE place to stay! Sites are large and pretty level. Fire ring and picnic table. Beautiful, quiet surroundings. And Natchez Trace is a superior park. Gravel sites. Easy enough to maneuver our 30 foot trailer with 21 foot tow vehicle. Pretty sparse for campers. This is the largest and best campground on the trace. No hookups or dump station but who cares when you have this great ambiance! - arizona drifters
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6.4 Average
Fall Hollow Campground 23.5 miles NW
1329 Columbia Hwy Hohenwald, Tennessee 38462 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 35 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Pull-Thru SitesPool AccessBig Rig AccessPets Allowed-stream Waterfront AccessTents AllowedReviews of Fall Hollow Campground
Rating: 3 5 9 6 6 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: Great disappointment. Good Sam's rating (appeal = 8) is way overstated. Entry sign says a "resort" - they offer nothing. The owner wouldn't even share the wifi password. We asked for a 30 amp site ($30); couldn't get into it - so upgraded to 50 amps for ($40). They couldn't deliver so we paid. Trees hung over the road to scratch your unit. Sites were unlevel. - TuckerTucker
The campground office was located in the restaurant at the front of the property, which smelled wonderful by the way. Check in was quick and friendly, led us to our "site". It was just a spot in the grass. There were some gravel-dirt type spots as well. You can see the Trace from the park. The "grass" needed mowed. It was FHU, however... was at the back of the "site". We backed up to a FEMA style permanent trailer, rental? We couldn't reach the sewer. The sewer hose was next to the rental. The 50 amp plug was at the front. We backed in far enough where our '32 fifth wheel could fit without unhooking. There was no way we could have hooked up all services. We used our '30 extension for power. The water was literally in a hole (some type of connection box stuffed with insulation) in the ground, about '35 from our coach. The road was close, but didn't bother us. Bottom line, if the rate was in the $25 range, we would have expected the more "camp" feel... the $40 price should have included some upkeep. The camp ground host site was very junky. Ultimately, we felt safe and was very convenient, but just way over-priced. We won't return. - Texanmark
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Fall Hollow Campground »We have come here since 2015 because we visit with faily in nearby Duck River twice a year. Over the years, this campground has steadily improved. It is a campground and not to be confused with a resort. The facilities are basic but well kept. For the past 2 years they employ a camp host who assists with getting you to your site. They have 4 50A sites and 6 pull-throughs. We travel in a 45ft motorhome towing a 25ft trailer. Easy in and out for us. The remaining sites are back-ins/pull-ins. Some sites are occupied by workers staying in 5th wheels, working on nearby construction projects. Campground very quiet at at night even though it is adjacent to the highway AND the entrance to the Natchez Trace Parkway. The on-site restaurant is open Thursdays-Sundays serving country style dishes. I did have the BBQ baby back ribs the last night we were there. Delicious. There is a 1 mile walking trail on site as well as a creek with fresh, clean water. We will come back here for sure. The sites are faily level with gravel and hardpack mixes. - Olivia Las Vegas
