Happy Hollow Campground is located near Nathan Bedford Forrest State Park in Tennessee. The area features rolling hills and dense forests. Campers can explore the Tennessee River and visit the nearby Johnsonville State Historic Park, with temperatures ranging from the 30s in winter to the 80s in summer.

Happy Hollow camping area has 37 sites, each equipped with tables, grills, water and electrical hookups. This area is served by a playground and a central bathouse with hot showers. A dump station for self-contained trailer rigs is available.

Happy Hollow Campground — Nathan Bedford Forrest State Park

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We arrived late at this campsite and left early, so I didn't get a chance to see much of the state park (although the hiking trails looked good), but the campsite itself and amenities were great. We were going to camp at site 9, but ended up camped at Site 14, which was on a loop trail, so a little farther from the toilets/ shower block but with more privacy. The campsite had a picnic table and fire ring, and a paved spot to park the car on.

There are also cabins available to rent in one section of the campground, but we chose to just put up our tent. Everything was clean, lots of spots and a mix of RVs and cars- it's definitely a good campground if you are exploring around the area or need a good place to camp while traveling somewhere else.

Note: Site 9 is close to the toilet block and the light was shining into the site late, so we switched to site 14\. Site 14 is slightly sloped, so be aware if you are putting up a tent there.

standard state park campground, fine place to camp

Love camping at Happy Hollow! It's small but great people and feel very safe!

One of my Favorites!

Great campground, definitely a hidden gem. It’s about 15 minutes from the nearest town. The rustic camping is directly on the Tennessee river.

The main campground (Happy Hollow) is separated and by itself. There is 50/30/110 electrical, water hookups, and a dumping station on the way out.

All sites are made up of pavement. If you have a larger rig I highly recommend using the sites towards the front of the campground. There are showers in the bathhouse which is centrally located.

Definitely a great place for peace and tranquillity. Great hiking trails and a museum to visit during the day. I highly recommend this place.


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