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Fletchers Fork/Eagles Rest Military - Fort Campbell

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Fletchers Fork/Eagles Rest Military - Fort Campbell is located near Fort Campbell in Tennessee. The area features flat terrain with a mix of open spaces and wooded areas. Campers can explore nearby attractions such as Land Between the Lakes National Recreation Area and Dunbar Cave State Park, with temperatures ranging from 30°F in winter to 90°F in summer.

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Horseshoe Bend Marina

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55 min from Nashville, TN
1 hr 37 min from Bowling Green, KY
1 hr 46 min from Chattanooga, TN
2 hrs 8 min from Cleveland, TN

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Fletchers Fork/Eagles Rest Military - Fort Campbell is located in Tennessee

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36.587173617871635 N
87.47417097545355 W

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ADA Access
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Picnic Table
Showers
Electric Hookups
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Sanitary Dump
Sewer Hookups
Water Hookups
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This military campground serves primarily as basic transitional lodging rather than vacation-oriented camping. Numerous guests pointed out deteriorating conditions including flooding sites, limited recreational facilities, and restricted access to playgrounds and picnic areas.

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Shelly S.

Legend

Reviewed Oct. 12, 2017

Ranger Campground and Product Review:De Ja Vue

Destiny Campground and Eagles Rest are located out gate10 off Lafayette Rd on Ft Campbell, Ky.

Campground Review:

Been camping here off and on over the last month and a half.

I started out in the lower campground which has cement pull through pads, not much shade, privacy or room. The showerhouse with coded entry is sorta creepy (good place for a horror movie shower scene, just sayin)

The lake demolition is almost complete, I think.( been over a year, they took a big hill and made it into a valley )

There are also cabins along the edge of the campground.

The Trap Range is co-located and has been active with several Soldier oriented events, Cornelius is not a fan.

After a week I decided to try out the upper campground.

The sites are situated back through the woods in a u shape with 30 (1-7)and 50 amp sites. Mostly shaded, gravel pads that flood when it rains. A little more privacy but the sites are still pretty close together. The setting is more quiet and secluded feeling. About 5 of the sites are completely run down and no longer in use along the back of the campground. Definitely nicer coded entry showerhouse with laundry on the side of the building.

The wildlife includes a LOT of deer that walk through the campground throughout the day, groundhogs and a skunk (Kato found him :() some geese and ducks near the stream and an occasional rabbit and blue heron.

As I stated in my earlier review the trails have not been maintained. You can still find the trail markers and wooden steps in the woods but the trails are completely over grown. The gravel road above the "no longer a lake" construction site leads back almost straight lines for almost a mile with other spurs leading off. There are also several dirt trails through the woods that are used by the privately owned horse riders.

Product review: As a Dyrt Ranger I review outdoor products while adventuring. Recently I received a Ledlenser headlamp.

I've used it for two plus months now and it is my go to light for night shenanigans. Once fitted on your head with the easy adjustment strap it's ready to go. Big button on top that's easy to feel turns the lamp on. Adjustable tilt make it useful for close up and further in front of you. Then there's the "telescoping" light adjustment for tighter focus.

The only con I have noticed so far is that there is no padding between the lamp body and your forehead save the strap which can cause some irritation if you wear the headlamp for awhile. Otherwise this is a reliable light source.

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Staci R.

Legend

Reviewed Aug. 1, 2017

Fletcher's Fork is failing

This campground at Fort Campbell Kentucky used to be phenomenal! Now it is basically a run-down place to park but still have easy local access to the many MWR outdoor events such as skeet shooting horseback riding climbing wall. The creek is backed up and nasty, it looks like the water hasn't moved in Forever. The lake across the road looks like it no longer exists they've done so much dirt work that I can't even see it anymore. Although the cabins were always considered quite rustic one-bedroom cabins they are clean however they are small and a tight squeeze if your family is filled with teenagers or older kids

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Shelly S.

Legend

Reviewed Sep. 20, 2016

Serves a function

Put it up front, haven't been to a military RV camp yet that is vacation oriented. Ft Campbell is no different. The camp ground gives you a place to stay while you are in transition and not much else. There is a trap range nearby. The recreation area is a sorry sight. The lake is currently drained and the playgrounds and all but one picnic area are off limits.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What amenities are available at Fletcher's Fork Campground?

Fletcher's Fork Campground at Fort Campbell offers basic amenities primarily for military personnel in transition. The campground features cement pull-through pads for RVs, electrical hookups, and water connections. Bathroom facilities with showers are available on-site. While the campground isn't luxury-oriented, it provides essential services for comfortable camping. The facilities are functional but minimalist, as the campground serves more as a practical accommodation option than a vacation destination. For current amenity information, contact Fort Campbell MWR before your visit.

What recreational activities can visitors enjoy at Fletcher's Fork Park?

Fletcher's Fork Park offers several recreational activities despite its utilitarian nature. Visitors can access a trap shooting range nearby, which is popular among outdoor enthusiasts. The Fort Campbell MWR (Morale, Welfare and Recreation) hosts various outdoor events accessible from the campground, including skeet shooting, horseback riding, and a climbing wall. There's also a creek area, though it may not always be in ideal condition for water activities. The recreation area provides basic outdoor experiences for campers looking to enjoy military installation amenities.

What is the Eagles Rest area at Fletcher's Fork Campground?

Eagles Rest is a separate camping area within the Fort Campbell recreation complex, located off Lafayette Road through Gate 10. This area offers a different camping experience from the lower campground section of Fletcher's Fork. Eagles Rest typically provides more shade, privacy, and space compared to the main camping area. This section is preferred by some campers seeking a more comfortable and less crowded experience while still having access to the base facilities and recreational opportunities. The area is part of the overall Fort Campbell outdoor recreation program.

Are there cabins available at Fletcher's Fork Campground?

Yes, cabins are available at Fletcher's Fork Campground on Fort Campbell. These cabins provide an alternative accommodation option for those who prefer not to use tents or RVs. The cabin facilities are part of the military recreation area and are typically available to military personnel, veterans, and their families according to military installation policies. For specific information about cabin amenities, pricing, and availability, it's best to contact Fort Campbell MWR (Morale, Welfare and Recreation) directly, as reservation policies and cabin conditions may vary throughout the year.

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