Located in Chapel Hill Tennessee the state park is the anchor to the 1100 Acres of outdoor…read moreactivities of sport, recreational, leisure and educational opportunities for all ages. I come here twice yearly to enjoy the annual golf tournament known as The Doggett Classic which this year is the 50th conservative anniversary. Each time I've stayed the entire staff gives excellent friendly service. Whether staying at The Inn / Motel rooms or cabins each I've stayed it's been comfortable and clean. Suite and Cabins offer full kitchens stocked with all extended stay supplies needed. The Inn has a morning breakfast buffet and a evening dinning room and Bar, lounge. The Inns restaurant has been fully remodeled and offers a all new menu of comfort food classics. The park rangers patrol the park 24/7 providing security for the entire area.

We all know the difference between a nights stay at a state park and one in a metropolitan area, so…read morelet's not set unrealistic expectations. This inn at Henry Horton is a great place to stay if you prefer comfort to camping. You can utilize the pool, tennis courts, golf course, and much more - all while enjoying the beauty of a state park! They also have a restaurant close by that will take care of any hunger pains. :) I'm here for a conference, but I'd love to come back and camp!

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.

The campground was well kept and quaint in a super cute country setting. I loved hearing the cows…read moremooing in the morning. The new owners were very friendly. I also loved the big field in the middle for my kids to run around and play in. My biggest issue was that they are using pictures on their website that is not of their campground. So definitely false advertising, which will cause us not to recommend this campground or go back. If the photos closely resembled the campground, it wouldn't be that big of a deal. The photos online showed big spots, some with an asphalt pad and picnic tables and fire pits. The spots at the actual campground were all gravel (which isn't a big deal if that was what was advertised) and very tight. We had two vehicles and had to park right next to our rv which made no room for a fire pit, chairs or even cooking on our grill outside. Again, it wasn't that the campground itself was bad or poorly taken care of, it was just not what was advertised on their website.

Amazing water owner are great it's a fun place that has a piece of heaven with all of our guests…read moreare happy will talk to every one

We had a great time at Cannonsburg Village! The staff was kind, helpful, and friendly. The facility…read morewas clean, easy to self-guide, and a lot of fun. We really enjoyed our visit and would definitely recommend it!

lovely museum on a beautiful day and Tim was very knowledgeable! The buildings were cool and there…read morewere a lot of interesting artifacts. I highly recommend if you're in the area.

We enjoy going to Maggie's Landing 2 miles away and needed a place to stay close by. Well this is…read morethe perfect place for us. Very nice motel with fast internet, refig and microwave. Yes it is an older motel but it is clean and cosy. It was also great to be able to just walk next door for breakfast which was very reasonable and good.

Peaceful, Clean, and Welcoming--A Perfect Basecamp for Exploring the Area…read more We stayed at River Road RV Park and Horse Camp in Chapel Hill, TN, and had a wonderful experience. If you're looking for a quiet, clean, no-frills place to park your camper and explore nearby attractions, this is it. Pam, the owner, is absolutely lovely--she brought us firewood when we needed it and checked in regularly to make sure everything was going well. Her sweet camp dog, Charlie (a playful lab), even made friends with our old farm dog, which was a heartwarming bonus. The park is very clean, with a laundry room that includes a shower and bathroom. Just know that this is not a resort--there's no pool, clubhouse, or scheduled entertainment. It's a peaceful, working farm with a handful of resident campers, many of whom are in the area for work. There's a small swing set for kids, but not much else in the way of activities on-site. However, the natural charm makes up for it--mini ponies graze in the pasture, and we saw plenty of wildlife, from birds to rabbits and squirrels. The sites are decent, with a mix of pull-throughs and back-ins. Roads are a bit narrow but manageable. Most importantly, it's quiet, safe, and a perfect launching point for nearby fun. Duck River is just 5 minutes away, and Henry Horton State Park is just down the road, making it great for outdoor adventures. If you're looking for flashy amenities and nonstop activities, this probably isn't your place. But if you value good people, calm surroundings, and easy access to beautiful day-trip locations, River Road RV Park is a great find.

I stopped here for the night on the way to Florida, so I didn't get long to check it out, but I was…read moreimpressed with what I saw. It's probably a bit too south to be a good option for events in central Nashville, but it is convenient to the interstate. Comfortable beds, good hot breakfast, and well kept. Would recommend as a stopping point for a trip or a longer stay in the area.

As a travel agent, I would not recommend this hotel. I checked in on Monday evening, went to my…read moreroom and saw uber eats trash in the hallway. By Thursday, I asked the front desk clerk if housekeeping cleans or does someone else pick-up trash. They finally picked-up the trash by the time I returned that evening. I had to ask daily for someone to come clean my bathroom. It could be a little cleaner and the front desk employees could have better people skills. Their personalities are not warm nor friendly. The apple juice was watered down and wasn't the best. During my check out today, I informed the front desk employee, (Brie) and she seem to not care because she did not acknowledge my concerns. She informed me to get my receipt from the travel site I booked through and to enjoy my day. I'm really disappointed with my experience. The hotel looks nice, but the experience was not the best.

The Yard is magical, reminds me of the "Secret Garden" while the home is indescribably and…read morepositively warm, cozy, and hauntingly romantic. Sandi, the host and owner, is magnetic and will impose nothing but gifts, helpful advice about the area and neighborhood, and soak up the details of your day, life, or desire to be a loaner if a day of solitude is what you need. This home is special - it's exactly what you need and somehow it knows better than you do!

Childress House BNB is definitely misrepresented as a Bed and Breakfast. On arrival, we were faced…read morewith a yard full of junk from unfinished projects. While the proprietress greeted us with friendly attitude, we soon learned that the living room was off limits due to some obscure reason, so we had to wait in our room prior to going out, and there was no breakfast. One had to contact her by text to have her prepare either a cup of tea or coffee, period! We never saw her after the initial greeting. We had to call her to find out checkout procedures since she was nowhere to be found, and she said we could leave or mail a check! The room was just ok, with plenty of out-of-date magazines to read. Getting in and out of the gate after hours was yet another hassle. It looked more like a work in progress than an established B&B. I would classify this place more as an Air B&B, as little is provided, and nothing is included in the price of stay. Better off to stay at a Day's Inn.