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Top Tips for this Campground

• Patty’s Restaurant had very good home style food. You won’t leave hungry ?

  tooters74 • September 2019

• Historic area with Civil War era battlefield. If we had the time, we would have visited. The owners have taken great pride in this campground. Really enjoyed the pastoral setting after long, long journey from Arizona to Florida. The pictures are the website are accurate . Hope to stay there again on next big trip out west.

  Andrea W • December 2018

• Make sure you visit Shiloh National Park and Parkers Crossroads Battlefield, if you visit Shiloh National Park, make sure to eat at Wilma Hagy Trust DBA Cat Fish, great place! if you are staying close to the campsite, visit Smader's Gill & Scratch Kitchen. If you have been on the road, the park offers frozen pizza they will bake it inhouse very convenient.

  942 • October 2018

• If you have tire trouble (we did), this park recommended Best One Tire in Jackson, and so do we.

  ClayLady • September 2018

• Local knowledge info provided on check In was excellent. Definitely eat at Smarders and Patty's

  bobnflo • July 2018

• There are a number of good restaurants in the area. Our favorite was Patty's Restaurant. The fried chicken there was outstanding, and we ate there three times! Smarder's was also good. There are a number of Civil War sites in the area, a State park and some nice driving trails.

  auntyj • June 2018

• Parkers Crossroads Civil War Battlefield and Cemetary near by.

  RJ&KJ • June 2018

• There is a Dollar Store close by. Larger stores require more driving.

  TN Vogels • May 2018

• Campground is 1.2 miles north of I-40 Exit 108 on the righthand side of TN-22. There are services at the exit; including diesel, gasoline and 'some' food.

  Steven Gay • April 2018

• Visit the Parker's Crossroads confederate battle museum.

  Marilyn05 • March 2018

• Parkers Crossroad Battlefield is nearby - I highly recommend. Several state parks within 30 minutes for those looking for hiking and enjoying the outdoors.

  firerescue712 • November 2017

• Shopping nearby but not in walking distance. We do not have a tow vehicle so they offered to drive us.

  Harleyrvtravel • October 2017

• Great Civil War history in the area!

  cool_mommie • September 2017

• Not a lot to do here but you can't beat the peace and quiet. We've been here before and the service is as expected. Great all the time. Not a lot to choose from in the area for restaurants but Tucks for BBQ is still the best available here. If we are back in this area again we will be stopping again.

  Mr. Camper • August 2017

• Patty's Restaurant is an excellent place for dinner and breakfast. Also don't miss the Parkers Crossroads visitor center with a nice Civil War museum.

  Texas E-S • July 2017

• The staff offers to cook and deliver a DiGiorno frozen pizza for $8.75, tax included. This was a nice lunch treat.

  Slkeyes • May 2017

• Shiloh National Park about 30-40 minutes south; historic area. I want to return here as we travel out again in fall as a stop on our way to VA, and take a few days to explore the area and soak in some history. Had ancestors who fought at Shiloh in Civil War.

  Damon-Becky • May 2017

• Great shopping nearby, lots of history nearby.

  fulltime5er • May 2017

• Stop at the Philips 66 and try the pot roast sub, delicious

  DBSnowbirds • May 2017

• Parkers Crossing City Park has a nice walking path, just about a mile away. This is a Civil War site.

  MAVetter • April 2017

• You are 12 miles from a WalMart Supercenter in Lexington and 48 miles from Shiloh Battlefield National Park. Two gas stations have a separate area for trucks and provide diesel at a lower price than the larger truck-stops. There are a number of local restaurants within 4 mles of the park.

  johnwadams • April 2017

• Nice quiet park kind of out of the way but still close to interstate 40 and within reasonable distances to shopping and services.

  Grumpier99 • March 2017

• Near the Parkers Crossroads Civil War Battle Grounds. Only a couple of miles to major stores and shopping and restaurants.

  dave398rls • November 2016

• Parkers Crossroads is a Civil War Battlefield. There's a nice visitors center and walking tours nearby. PC RV Park also has an RV maintenance and repair facility on site, as well as wash-wax service available.

  dinahkaye • September 2016

• Gas and facilities at interstate.

  1texan • August 2016

• Lots of Civil War history in the area with Visitors Center providing information about events, re-enactments and self-guided tour of battlegrounds. Not far from Natchez Trace SP and only 50 miles north of Shiloh National Military Park. Wineries, fresh water pearl farm, antiques and museums close by.

  Dan'l • August 2016

• Civil war sites nearby. Fresh water pearl store.

  HbarH • April 2016

• The little market in Clarksburg has terrific meat...it's worth a trip.

  susseandchris • April 2016

• Easy on and off the highway. Good entry road.

  REV DON • March 2016

• Drive to Union City through Huntingdon and look at the homes. Drive to Lexington and view homes. Beautiful plantation type mansions. Visit the local civil war museum and the Parkers Crossroads battlefield. Patty's drive through restaurant is great.

  Randy Campbell • January 2016

• Very reasonable small grocery/meat market four miles N on Hwy 22N

  fun2travel • November 2015

• The local restaurant. Was very good.

  Mr. Camper • October 2015

• Make sure you see the Battlefield. Very interesting. We had supper at Mallard's in Huntingdon. Good food.

  StarlifterFE • October 2015

• Make sure to take a 50 mile side trip to see the Shiloh National Battlefield! Civil War history is all around. Buford Pusser's home and museum is also located in Adamsville, on the way to the battlefield.

  vichix • August 2015

• Shopping Walmart and usual restaurants in nearby Lexington

  JohnCarolP • July 2015

• The Parker Crossroad battlefield sites are interesting and should be visited if in the area. Fort Donelson is relatively close and worth the drive.

  Dave F • July 2015

• Visitors center has info on Parkers Crossroads Civil War Battle. Shiloh National Military Park is 50 miles away. Oma's Antik Haus is close, as are several museums including Indian mounds and Casey Jones Museum. There are also three local wineries.

  lrek_tx2 • April 2015

• See furnished packet with extensive information.

  J_T • April 2015

• Parkers Crossroads Civil War Battle Visitor's Center Grocery store close by Patty's Restaurant for Catfish

  Shered • April 2015