I would recommend to use the boat lunch entrance from Route 380 to get to the RV campsites, as the highway is very busy and it makes for an easier turn in from it. Then take the first road to the right to enter the park and RV area. Don't miss... Read more

I chose this campground due to its location near Fort Campbell. Spring Creek Road is about a mile North of the I-24 interchange on Route 79. There is a sign for the entrance on the Left hand side, when hiding North on 79 that is illuminated... Read more

My summer home for the past two years that is located close to 3 of my children. They have monthly rates with both 30 and 50 amp electric, fresh well water (HIgh Iron Content so bring filters), no sewer although they do have two dump stations. ... Read more

This is a COE campground that is absolutely beautiful with access to a cove on the lake (very steep hill). The sites are all paved and have really nice fire rings with grates. The are electric only with 50 amp service. The lake's namesake and... Read more

I only stayed the one night at this beautiful city park, but I will definitely plan a longer stay the next time I am in the area. Would love to check out the Pony Express Museum, and other sites this area has to offer. I was worried about... Read more

Do not follow your GPS to Sundance Hill Road. This is a private community and the road dead ends where the entrance to this area used to be. The gate is closed and has directions posted on it as to get to the "New" entrance. I never did find... Read more

The warm and friendly greeting at the campground office was just the beginning of a really great stay.The bathhouses have just been updated and are very nice and clean. The campground consists of 44 sites with 6 for tent camping and 22 are pull... Read more