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Nice state park secluded away from noise. This site only had late afternoon shade but many were well shaded. Full hook-up and extremely level and solid concrete pad with easy hook-ups. Park itself was nice. Good hiking trails. Would highly recommend hiking on the Old Military Road trail as it is part of the original Trail of Tears used by the Cherokee tribe in 1830 during their forced removal to Oklahoma. Very much wild-life with deer everywhere. Two nice fishing lakes where you can rent kayaks or canoes and swim also. Staff extremely friendly. Only an hour drive to Memphis. No Wi-Fi at site, maybe at office but did not check. Bike trails not well maintained so did not use. Great for families.

Overnight stay only. Not a campground to stay more than 1 day. Most sites are full time occupied. A few pull through sites for others but right on I-49 so very noisy. Sites crammed in, barely enough room for awning. Staff was very nice though and accommodating.

Two night stay on the way to Glacier after long day driving. Incredible staff!!! Very helpful and friendly and obviously take pride in their campground. Most spots shaded with huge trees. All sites are pull through. Gravel but level pads and good hook-ups. Cleanest and nicest bathrooms and showers I have seen since I have been camping. Very nice laundry open 24 hours. $2 wash, 0.25 per 6 minutes to dry. Pool was not available was only drawback and fairly close to highway 38 but far enough away from I-90 as to not be able to hear it. Not sure if pool is being repaired or not, but empty. Great children's playground. Great Wi-Fi. Most people only stay one night. Plenty of open spots in late July.