great fun family oriented camp. lots of things to do with or no kids

Try it; you will like it and come back for more. Large spacious sites, perfect power even with the AC units running. Fire wood available. All kinds of activities.

great COE campground

Great campground. There are several around the lake run by the corps of engineers. All are clean and well maintained. All kinds of spots from tent to large RV.

intent is to sell you a lot

This was not worth half the price. The street is U shaped around 100 yards long. A few coaches near the water the rest, most up to 100 yards away. Tiny lots etc. Restaurants were close and good. Do yourself a favor and stay close by at Bella Terra.

large park. well laid out. camp store close by (where you register)

Lost of things to see. Great hiking and waterfalls. Plenty of room for slides. Safe for kids on bikes. Camp ground has a gate code given to you when you register.

you will wonder about the bridge before you cross the stream.

Drove a Prevost across the bridge without problems. Not much clearance on sides and top but a big rig will fit if you take care.

nice small campground

Nice location. State park with discounts for seniors. The sights are a little narrow and require care to park. Most are pull through but not recommended if you are over 40 feet.

great COE campground 30 miles from nashville. wide sites, clean facilities

This COE camp ground called Cedar Creek is under 30 miles from Nashville. Wide sites with 50 amp power and water. Easy to access for big rigs and lots of sites right along the lake. The facility was cleaner than most private high end facilities and cost only $10 a night with a senior pass. Lots of fishing close by and even a private marina with food, beverages and entertainment just outside the gate.

We stayed here in a Class A Motorhome.