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Natchez Trace Wrangler Camp — Natchez Trace State Park

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Wrangler Camp sits within the sprawling grounds of Natchez Trace State Park near Wildersville, a large multi-use park in western Tennessee managed by the Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation. The campground was built with equestrian use in mind, so the layout tends toward open terrain with some tree cover rather than dense forest shade. Reviewers note it runs noticeably light on shade, which matters in warmer months.

The park contains several distinct camping areas, each with a different character. Cub Lake Campground #1 is oriented toward tents and smaller rigs, while Pin Oak Campground caters to RVs with full hookups and lake access. Wrangler Camp has electric and water hookups at each site, along with picnic tables, fire rings, a dump station, and bathhouses. Crowd levels vary considerably. Tent sites in the broader park can fill up on fall weekends, but Wrangler Camp itself has been described as completely empty on a weekday visit, with only the camp host present.

Reservations go through Recreation.gov, and at least one reviewer flagged that the booking interface can be misleading about which sites are actually available. "Completely empty on a Fall Tuesday," Susan M. noted, adding that trails run directly out of the campground. Pets are permitted. Campers planning a fall visit, when the park sees the most activity, should book early and verify site availability directly rather than relying solely on the map view in the app.

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Map & DirectionsNatchez Trace Wrangler Camp is located in Tennessee near Wildersville

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35.7388367 N
88.2884523 W

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  • Tent Sites
  • RV Sites
  • Equestrian

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  • Picnic Table
  • Reservable
  • Electric Hookups
  • Toilets
  • Pets
  • Fires

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  • Sanitary Dump
  • Water Hookups

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7 Reviews

Reviewed Oct. 25, 2022

Peaceful overnight

This is for Wrangler Campground ( there are several others in the park) Completely Empty on a Fall Tuesday. Nice trails right out of campground . Meant for horse camping but no horses (or anyone but Host).

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Month of VisitOctober
Reviewed Oct. 16, 2020

Park was so nice, we did it twice

On the way back from Pickett State Park, to Texas, we decided to stay at the Wrangler site again. This time, I picked a new pad (56) and again, it was dark, quiet and beautiful. This park is huge, with TONS of site choices available. The tent sites seemed full, but we prefer less people. The updated photo below. We had to book through recreation.gov app, which was easy enough, but misleading on what sites are booked and not booked. Would absolutely return to this beautiful State Park.

  • Review photo of Natchez Trace Wrangler Camp — Natchez Trace State Park by Mr. H., October 16, 2020
  • Review photo of Natchez Trace Wrangler Camp — Natchez Trace State Park by Mr. H., October 16, 2020
Reviewed Oct. 15, 2020

Great place to relax & enjoy nature

There are 3 different campgrounds in thos very large state park. Cub Lake is for tents or small campers with water & electric hookups. The Wrangler Camp is for horse riders with water & electric hookups. The Pin Oak Campground is for RVs. Every site has full hookups. Two nice bath houses, a pavilion, playground, beach area, and boat dock. It is very open with several trees, but not not a lot of shade. The pictures in this review are only from Pin Oak Campground.

Reviewed Oct. 5, 2020

Quiet time !!

We were just passing through and picked this park to stay the night in our 21 ft trailer. Wow! Super quiet, dark and cool the first week of October. (See photo) We stayed in the Wrangler site, which is typically for horses. (ATV’s not allowed) Trees haven’t changed yet. Would definitely come again.

  • Review photo of Natchez Trace Wrangler Camp — Natchez Trace State Park by Mr. H., October 5, 2020
Reviewed May. 29, 2019

Wasted drive

We stayed at the Wrangler campground and it was terrible. They guy next to us basically brought his entire living room including his big screen tv blaring a baseball game. Definitely not camping. The park was ok but not for us.

Reviewed Dec. 7, 2018

Big, clean. Plenty of room.

There is not a bad site at Pin Oak Campground in NTSP. Situated on a lake with a dock available. Good fishing, swimming.

Mall sites are large and level and not crowded at all. Our favorite getaway close to home.

Reviewed Aug. 21, 2018

Cozy and peaceful

The RV park was nice. Not alot of noise since it's back away from any major roads. The lake is very pretty and there is a swimming area for kids. I had a great time here.

Month of VisitJune
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Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Wrangler Campground located on the Natchez Trace?

Wrangler Campground is located in Natchez Trace State Park, situated in a quieter section of the park that's set back from major roads. It's one of three campgrounds within this large state park. The campground is specifically designated for horse riders, offering direct access to trails right from the camping area. Its secluded location provides a peaceful environment with minimal noise, making it ideal for those seeking tranquility while still having access to the park's recreational features.

Do I need reservations for Wrangler Campground at Natchez Trace State Park?

While reservations aren't strictly required at Wrangler Campground, they're recommended, especially during peak seasons. The campground can be completely empty on weekdays during off-peak times like fall, but availability varies throughout the year. Wrangler Campground has multiple site choices, giving campers options when making reservations. Since this is primarily a horse camping area, it may be less crowded than other campgrounds in the park. Contact the park office directly to confirm current reservation policies and to secure your preferred site ahead of time.

What amenities are available at Wrangler Campground in Natchez Trace State Park?

Wrangler Campground offers water and electric hookups at its sites, making it suitable for trailers and small to medium-sized RVs. The campground features level pads (like site #56) that can accommodate camping vehicles. As it's designed primarily for equestrians, there are facilities for horses, though ATVs are not permitted. The campground provides access to nearby trails and is relatively close to a lake area. The overall setting is quiet and wooded, offering a natural camping experience within Natchez Trace State Park.

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