Stayed here for one night camping in hammocks. We actually got an tv spot because we were on the…read moreHarleys and it was a good place to park and also the bathhouse. Extremely clean park and the facilities were excellent. Will stay again if in the area.

First thing, They really need to offer sewer for campers…read more Second, bathrooms and bath house need much updating. Majority of the time the commodes were completely clogged. They have a great pool potentially. It's just empty sitting there. Went to the nature center, supposed to open at 10:00 but nobody there. The playground area needs so much help!! Overgrown weeds, needs mulch. This campground has potential but needs some major updating!!

Free camping!! Yep all free!! And not what you would typically expect of free, this is free with…read moredrinking water and flush toilets in very nice bathrooms. Campsites are large with even asphalt parking. Each has a picnic table and camp ring. There are several hiking areas leading out of camp and some beautiful vistas. Also the historic site on property is very interesting!!! I went for one night and liked it so much I stayed 2! Big shade trees kept the site cool even during summer. The little Swan area had an additional picnic area with a beautiful water stream view, so peaceful!

Great free site for boondocking. No hookups but nice clean bathrooms. ​nice trails...read more

We are leaving Natchez Trace Thousand Trails in Tennessee this morning and enjoyed our brief stay…read more Arriving at the park we did not know what to expect, having read some questionable reviews. The road to the park takes you through some of the Natchez Trace Parkway, absolutely stunning tree lined road with so much history. With knowledge of the low bridge near the park, we were prepared with the by pass route in advance. Once we arrived checkin was pretty straight forward, as we were driving through two different rangers approached us with great campsite choices, even volunteered to take us there in their vehicles. All 50 amp, some with sewer. We settled on one with partial lake view and 50 amp. Thank you to both rangers for being so helpful. The roads were a little interesting in spots but my husband had no problem maneuvering the MH towing our car through a couple of tight corners and few rough patches but all in all not bad. The road to the different sections are paved and in good shape. They do have some steep hills up and down, so be prepared if your rig is a little under powered. The grounds of the park are large, covering a number of acres in a park like setting. The sandy beach area had a few families enjoying the lake that opens up to a large open field. They offer kayak rentals through ranger station. Some of the parks cabins border the lake in this area and look inviting and tranquil. There is a little camp store that also serves as a restaurant as well. The different sections were mowed and tidy. The pool just opened up yesterday. The lodge in Phase II had a cute outdoor area with what appeared to have a wooden dance floor. There was a small library, pool tables, entertainment area inside. We would definitely revisit while traveling through in the future.

The tent campsites were very poorly maintained as were the facilities where the game room was…read more Missing tiles in the bathroom and lots of chipped paint. When we arrived at our campsite, there were empty beer cans in the fire pit and other trash strewn all over the place The pool and camp Store were wonderful.

While you can drive through the grounds for free, to visit the home and museum you'll need tickets…read moreto a guided tour. They do provide military discounts! Highly recommend getting the combined museum and Loretta Lynn's (LL) house tour ticket. Our tour guide didn't seem very excited. My hubby thought she wasn't feeling well. But I could see how the right guide could take the tour to the next level. A replica of LLs old KY home is furnished with personal items, like her parents shoes. Very endearing. A replica of her tour bus is inside the museum, and you can walk through it. The actual bus is in the parking lot of the museum. The museum is quite the gem. So many beautiful gowns, and memorabilia from LL long career, as well as many other artists. Growing up, my dad would play guitar and sing Kaw-liga, so the wooden statues brought that happy memory up. Highly recommend!

Run down, outdated, well past it's prime. You can drive past her house, no fee for that. They…read morewanted $35 for a tour that they should be happy to get $5 for. Everything is really old. They tried to make a little village and tourist place but it was kind of a joke. The gift shop was terrible with a bunch of fake t shirts and cookie mixes with her name slapped on them. I thought it was all going to be really cool but we sped off after about 10 minutes. Not really worth the detour off of I40.

We came from out of state with a big group for Memorial Day weekend and really enjoyed ourselves!…read moreThe staff went above and beyond & maintain a clean space for you to enjoy. They have a rinse off shower head (out in the open), a sink, and two restrooms. The 5 mile float was easy and beautiful! They provided you with all the equipment you needed and thorough directions. If you like semi-primitive camping this is a great spot for you!

Bare minimum, no WiFi or complete rest room or shower, you might experience loud music from the…read morefellow campers.. buggy , but the water is clean and beautiful. !

We had originally planned to stay here two months ago but I didn't have dates and eventually forgot…read moreabout this gem. On our road trip from Fort Worth, we were researching available places in this area and Little Tracks came up as having one night open!!! We lucked out!! We stayed in Red Fish cabin for the night. Once you reserve and pay for your stay, the owners text you the appropriate information to get in! They're so hospitable. When we walked inside our cabin from our long day of driving, we were greeted with a cozy and clean place! There is a hot shower, shampoo/conditioner, beauty mirror, towel hooks, towels and linens. The kitchen is complete with dinnerware and cutlery, a blender, coffee machine and fridge in case you want to cook any meals. We also spotted a fire pit in the front for making s'mores! If the temps gets too cold or hot outside, there is an ac unit to make your sleep more comfortable. There is a tv mounted in case you have time for watching anything, we didn't though. The trees were gorgeous, showing off their fall colors, and it was so quiet despite being right off I-40! It felt like a night at Grandma's house, safe and snuggly. We recommend staying!

What a refreshing change from the big chain hotels that I usually stay at in my business travels…read more The cabin was very clean, comfortable, and accommodating. The owners were very pleasant, helpful, (booked with wrong date by accident), and friendly. While I was only there for one evening, I would love to come back for a longer non-business stay. Thanks for the hospitality!

Absolutely gorgeous. Great family location. Picnic spaces are available. Highly recommend.read more

Located at 3 Campground Road, Linden, Tennessee, 37096, this park is 1,300 acres. It has a picnic…read morepavilion, an archery range, a gazebo, two playgrounds, two volleyball courts, a basketball court, a baseball field, boat launches, campsites, fishing, swimming, and about twelve acres of hiking trails. It got its name from a mass exodus of rats that exited a building that caught on fire in the 1800s. The Eagle Point Trail Loop is 7.55 miles. The scenic trail is 2.2 miles. The Spring Creek Trail is .35 mile. The mountain bike trail is 3.65 miles.

Pickwick Landing State Park is approximately 2 hours and 15 minutes from my home in Nashville, and…read moreis located in Counce, Tennessee. It has 1,400+ acres, fishing, boating, a marina, 10 cabins, camping, a lodge, a restaurant, a swimming pool, a golf course, a three mile paved trail, three small swimming beaches, an aviary, a butterfly garden, and a visitors center and gift shop. The town surrounding this area was originally called Pickwick, after Dickens' The Pickwick Papers. This was the spot of a riverboat stop in the 1840s. The lake was named Pickwick Lake. During Roosevelt's New Deal, this was the site of a new dam, named Pickwick Dam. The 53 mile long dam was completed in 1938. In 1969, the city was purchased by the state of Tennessee to become a new state park. The state park opened in 1972. This whole area is gorgeous and has a lot of water recreation, so if you're a fisher or swimmer, this park is for you. There's not much in the way of untamed wilderness, but this park is absolutely chocked full of amenities that's sure to please every member of the family.

Tonight, my husband and I attended the first, hopefully an annual, State Park Christmas lantern…read moreholiday hike. It was the story of Ebeneezer Scrooge and the Christmas Carol. The trail hike, a family friendly, short and sweet, hike, with the lead of an incredible State Park Ranger. The park Ranger graciously led the way and read the story aloud. It was a family fun event. Afterwards, we were able to drive through the Christmas lights through the park. It reminded us as a similar show, from the Memphis Shelby Farms starry nights, so nice to have this here at the Pickwick State Park. Thank you so much for all who arranged these events, we enjoyed it very much!

Sandwiched between farms on the Piney River this is a great campground. Easy check in. Campground…read morestore is great. Thecpizza at the camp store is fantastic. Upon arrival we found a issue with our camper and the staff help us fix it . Bath houses were clean and convenient. There is River access, a dog park and pickle ball court. Our site was a concrete pad with plenty of room. We will definitely stay here again.

Piney River Resort is a gem. We stayed in a tiny home and enjoyed it. Just outside of the tiny home…read moreis great fire pit and relaxing chairs. The view is a beautiful pond. The Piney River is really cool and in one section has these really neat rocks and really blue water. They have a convenient store if you need anything and they also sell food like pizza which was good. They also have a pool and splash pad. There were farm animals next door that were fun to feed carrots. The staff was really friendly and escorted us to our tiny home when we checked in. They gave us a tour of the place and made sure all of our questions were answered.