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This is a private campground with approximately 1/2 full time and then in another section they have 10 sites which are all in a row.
Getting to the campground from the interstate exit from I 40 is very tricky because the road to the campground actually intersects with the off ramp of the interstate. You need to pay special attention or you might wind up going the wrong way to the interstate.
The campground doesn’t officially open until April 1 but they take online reservations with the caveat that the general store is closed, limited facilities are available. When we stayed there there was no water available at any of the sites, even though the temperature was never below 45 when we were there. The bathhouse is open and it did have water and was reasonably clean.
We arrived at past 7 pm and we went to the registration office which was closed and there was no documentation of where our site was. They have a phone number to call but it was a voice message telling you to check in online and no one answered. We did get a call back and they said to just pick any spot we wanted in the E section. Luckily there was only one other camper. We never saw anyone during our stay so we don’t know who the owners are

The campground is a little hard to get to. I had two GPSs and going west from Linden, Tennessee, both took me off the main highway via a winding one car road. The main entrance is actual a couple of miles west. Checked in at the main office and was directed to my site. It’s on of the few if only pull thru. The bathhouse was clean and the laundry room was also located there. The rv campground is on top of a steep mountain climb so if you want to go to the lake or other areas within the park you need to drive or walk up and down steep roads. ATT reception was good enough to stream video as was Verizon. Site had 30 and 50 amp plus water. Only one dump station but once you are there it’s easy to dump and has water for flushing
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