Another return to a great state of Tennessee, We 40+…read moreenjoyed a weekend of golf cabins At state park of governor Henry Horton. Beautiful property to enjoy many sports and especially golf we played 4 days. New hotel is in construction underway with other facilities and top notch restaurant. The cabins are rustic updated Agricultural areas as well as the popular campgrounds and sleet safe shot area. Family friendly.

Absolutely Outstanding Tennessee State Park - A True Hidden Gem!…read more We just wrapped up an unforgettable evening at Henry Horton State Park, and it easily earns every one of its five stars. Located along the beautiful Duck River--one of the most biodiverse rivers in the world--this park offers the perfect mix of relaxation, adventure, and family fun without feeling overcrowded. The campground is top-notch: spacious, well-maintained RV sites with concrete pads, reliable Wi-Fi, clean and modern bathhouses, and plenty of peaceful wooded tent and primitive options (including some great backcountry sites for those seeking more solitude). We loved the thoughtful amenities like the camp store, playgrounds, splash pad, and even a nature play area that kept the kids entertained for hours. Activities here are incredibly diverse. We hiked several of the easy-to-moderate trails, including the scenic ones along the Duck River with observation decks overlooking wetlands teeming with wildlife. The 18-hole disc golf course is one of the best we've played in Tennessee--free and well-designed. Golfers will appreciate the championship Buford Ellington Golf Course right on site, while paddlers and anglers flock to the river for kayaking, fishing, or lazy tubing. Bonus points for the trap and skeet range if you're into shooting sports! The on-site restaurant (Governor's Table) serves surprisingly delicious meals, making it easy to grab breakfast or dinner without leaving the park. Staff and rangers were friendly, knowledgeable, and clearly passionate about the park--always quick to offer tips or help. Whether you're camping, staying in one of the comfortable cabins or lodge rooms, or just coming for a day trip, Henry Horton delivers a peaceful, well-kept escape that's perfect for families, couples, or solo adventurers. It's close enough to Nashville (under an hour) but feels like a true getaway. We can't wait to return--highly recommend for anyone in Middle Tennessee looking for quality outdoor recreation.

I have to give it 4 stars because of cost. Maybe if I had…read morekids. Or not walking around on a broken foot I might fork out $18 for a day of fun. $18 per person sounds like a lot, but after reviewing the events map, I reconsider my opinion on the cost. A family could spend a day inside. We just visited the barn and got some jarred food and country style decorations. I took a few pictures and tried not to break my other ankle on the loose gravel. Cute little spot. I recommend you check it out and decide for yourself.

We took the GreatGrands to the farm for the day. Two girls 6/10 and one boy 2. We had the most…read morewonderful day. The GreatGrandson and I bonded! He loved the shelled corn bins and played / played. They loved the corn maze train, duck races, pig races, swings and basketball games. We rode the wagon to the pumpkin patch and picked 3 large pumpkins. We opted not to eat but the food was plentiful, good selection and looked very tasty. Well worth it!!

Super nice people from the staff to the people staying at the park. I arrived at 5:00 pm without a…read morereservation and they found me a spot for the night in a full park.

2 stars just because i did feel relatively safe there. This park appears to be, mostly full time…read moreresidents and highway workers. One of the full timers has a junk filled lot.. Be advised, you will see some confederate flags on bumpers and such. Internet is non existent, or very very weak.....won't even pull emails. The roads in the park are rutted with deep holes and they have a tall speed bump, so batten down the hatches, because at 5 MPH, that bump will throw your rig around.....40 bucks a night to have locals stare at you and spit chew. So, no, never again. Besides,the oaks don't "whisper" they pelt your rig with acorns, loud obnoxious acorns, 24/7. Every site has multiple oak trees.

I've had the pleasure of working with Tennessee Paranormal both as a guest investigator at one of…read moretheir public ghost hunts and while filming our paranormal docuseries, Haunt Me, I Dare You! Every single time, they've been nothing short of incredible. The team is warm, welcoming, and highly knowledgeable. Whether you're brand new to the paranormal world or a seasoned investigator, they make everyone feel included and at ease. Their events are well-organized, immersive, and genuinely exciting. What really stands out is the heart they put into everything. You can tell this isn't just a hobby--it's their passion. They've even invited me back any time, which speaks volumes about their generosity and the community they're building. If you're curious about the paranormal and want to experience it in a respectful, fun, and safe environment--Tennessee Paranormal is the team to connect with. Mal, Brian, Jory & Amesha -- Can't recommend them enough!

Ronnie is an amazing guide with an incredible knowledge of local history. Put this on your bucket…read morelist!

Sheets were stained and I was told I could get better ones and make my own bed. AC did not blow…read morecool air and we stayed in a pet friendly room that had a lot of fleas. Had to put my dog in flea meds and my daughter got bit.

Me and my boyfriend stayed here for 4 nights. I was a little skeptical bc yes I judge on how the…read moreoutside looks but I bought it anyways because we needed to be closer to his job. there's so much more, but these are the main points that I wanted to tell Pros: Clean lobby Understanding and friendly staff Cons: No variety breakfast First night in me, and my boyfriend got bedbugs or something it looks like the bed wasn't made when we got here We changed the sheets ourselves!!! We only got one keycard (there were 2 people) Non smoking room smelled like smoke but I don't mind just don't call it non smoking and it smells like cigarettes

We loved our time here. Staying during the week meant the campground and lake weren't too crowded…read more Our grandsons 4 and 8 years enjoyed working on their fishing casting skills, riding bikes, renting canoes and hiking around the nearby island with us. We stayed in site 53 but changed to 52, as 53 was less shaded. We highly recommend Tim's Ford Lake park and Fairview Campground.

We love this campground. I do wish there were more spots with sewer hookups but that's not a big…read moredeal if you bring your pull-behind. They could do a better job of enforcing their nuisance dog policy. I love dogs.. and a dog that will bark is one thing. But a yapping dog that will not stop is a nuisance especially when the owners won't do anything about it. This particular trip it was the dang campground host! Hard to relax with a yapping dog that just will not be quiet.