Barren, tight spacing

Stayed here in October, only one of three campgrounds were open, no view of lake, spaces close together, ground is barren, covered with stickers soon, place to walk the dog was on gravel road, quiet but so close together you could hear every sound someone made and see their light, 8 mile drive from 40 on good road.

We stayed here in a Travel Trailer.

Easy to get to

Spacious, open, not forested, large lake, clean, good service, not secluded unless you are the only one in Chinaberry, lots of gravel that sticks to everything, should have parked door over grass, Cottonwood noisy at S end, vehicles & domestic animals.

We stayed here in a Travel Trailer.

Scenic, secluded

Camped midweek in Oct so we had the place to ourselves, view of lake. We entered from hwy 40 on the east side, which was paved most of the way. Had to drive through creek with water, tried west side but road too rough. Two levels to area CG below, beach & showers above.

We stayed here in a Travel Trailer.

Along Tennessee River

We had this odd CG to ourselves mid-Oct. Leaves had not changed, river pretty, lots of birds, especially heron from Rookery Island. Few grass sites, most sites in clay-like dirt along river. Trees, trail W of grounds.

We stayed here in a Travel Trailer.

Scenic lake, spacious

Much better than expected, more like a lake than reservoir. Stayed in Oct. Trees were beautiful, birds, wooded surrounding sites which were in grass, placed to walk dogs, water & electrical most sites, some fire rings, secure, a man at host site chose to walk into his tent instead of talking to us.

We stayed here in a Travel Trailer.

Beautiful in the autumn

I appreciated the non-generator section, trails where I could walk my dog, nice service by volunteer. Golden age passport discount. Not too much privacy but #86 was OK.

We stayed here in a Travel Trailer.

Camp only if you have no other choice

City noises, vehicles, train
Trash at sites
Dark and wet in Oct
Sites close together
Bright lights
No shower
No trails
No fire rings
Looked like indigent campers with makeshift tents
Didn't feel safe
Posted map not to scale
Confusing pricing $25 for tent site but couldn't find them
Lots of $ for what you get

We stayed here in a Travel Trailer.

Historic park, nice to visit

Stayed in Oct. Good service, nice flat spot, lake was drained but view was still nice, historic pioneer village was closed but OK for walking around.

We stayed here in a Travel Trailer.

Scenic, clean, friendly

Stopped for one night, stayed 2. The 30s loop on the river is beautiful, first loop behind host is OK. Nice places to walk. Stayed in Oct.

We stayed here in a Travel Trailer.

Secluded, free

Wooded, secluded, private, off the beaten path. Use coordinates from state link on app page. Free, so toilet but no water, no host, fire rings but take your own wood, leave a donation.

We stayed here in a Travel Trailer.