Spring Creek Campground

We arrived on Sunday and the Office was closed. Website said "self check in". We found an empty site and set up. We then went to the office to check in. We found envelopes indicating that our site (18D) was reserved. We knew we had to change sites. After hooking up (unhook tow vehicle, levelers, electric, water, sewer, four slides), the idea of unhooking, moving one site over, re-hooking, and then unhooking in the morning did not sit well with us. We decided to move on down the road. They should put a "Reserved" sign or an Orange Cone or somehow indicate which sites are reserved. They should also put up some kind of sign at the entrance, even if there is construction (4x8 Plywood and Paint). You can not see the campground from the highway, it is in a valley. I think some travelers would be hesitant to take the entrance road. We took it in our 40 foot class A and tow vehicle with no problems.

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 making it much easier to find at night. The entrance road is a little narrow, but I had no problems towing my 37 foot trailer down to the site. The campground is located in a valley which provides good isolation of noise from the highway traffic. There are both 30 Amp and 50 Amp site with water and sewer hookups, with some pull through and some back in, all are either gravel or a few on grass. The bath house was clean and had showers. They have both daily and weekly rates.

The owners are not always in the office, so it is best to text, voice message, or email them.

We arrived late and all our papers were ready to pick up. Great communication with the desk. Beautiful campground and our site was very level. We had electric and water with no problems. Antenna reception was very good. A great place to stay!

We met some great people who have become friends. Very beautiful setting with grass, trees, and a creek.

Laundry was 2.25$ a load and the dryer did not work well for about 2$.

We were told we had 30 amp, but we actually had 50, which was a nice surprise, but confusing.

Overall, it was a quiet, safe campground with full-hookups.

Power went out but city quickly fixed the damaged transformer. Owners were responsive to broken transformer. All of our paperwork was ready to go on arrival. For 52$ (including taxes, I thought the price was a bit too high).

We stayed here just as an overnight on our road trip heading north. The front section of the campground is pretty nice—tent and 30amp sites; however, the 50amp camping area was not great. The electrical box & water and sewer hookups were quite sketchy and not well-maintained. There a quite a few full-timers I’m the section we were in.
Like I said, it’s ok for a stop over night. Thankful it was a passport America campground because it was good for $22 a night. It is pricey for regular night rate. The road coming looks like you may have trouble, but we were fine in our 40’ fifth wheel. For us, checkin was easy. We have AT&T and had 1-2 bars of service and no WiFi at our site. The kids enjoyed playing in the creek after a long day on the road.

We did our first overnight here on our way from GA to SD. We had an electric and water only site. We used the dump station on the way out. It couldn’t have been easier or better.

When we arrived our receipt and site assignment was on the office door. We drove the couple hundred feet to a pull through almost perfectly level site. Good water pressure, good electric, no internet but our Visible (Verizon) hot spot was good enough to stream movies.

As some reviews have mentioned, the back half of the campground is closely packed sites of long term stays. But the front half, for a quick overnight, and $22 with PA, is awesome.

We stayed 3 nights in November. The grounds and facilities were clean. We had a 50 amp pull through site in the back loop. It was plenty long and wide for our Motorhome with 4 slides. The site was gravel and mostly level. No problems leveling. There are long term campers located mostly around the perimeter. Their sites are tidy though and they’re quiet. The campground is located along a nice creek and all though a major highway is very close by you can’t hardly hear the traffic because of the terrain around the campground. I would definitely stay here again

We stayed 4 nights visiting family at Fort Campbell. Very easy in and out backing in, lots of room to handle business. They have pull through sites also. We are a 40' 5th wheel. Had full hook ups, great water pressure, need a water regulator.

All sites are grass and gravel and level enough for auto leveling. It's somewhat of a parking lot feel without it being a parking lot. Sites a close together. I would say 80% of the units here are year round residence, lots of younger working people. They reserve a certain amount of sites for transient campers like us.

It's about 20 minutes from Fort Campbell but only 5 minutes to town with everything you want and need. Quiet place, no issues. It's get the job done and would stay again for visiting Fort Campbell. Not a place to stay if you don't have a reason to be here, just nothing pretty or cool to experience, all business.

Nice enough RV park.
Not too far off the interstate, easy arrival.

Long term sites are back-in and around the perimeter.

Overnight/short term seem to be all pull through spots.
Seems to be no wifi if you are overnight/short-term.