Sheybogan, Tennessee

Great place for a rest just off I-40. Quite, full hookups, laundry, pool closed after labor day. Wal-Mart real close if you need to restock.

Stayed 3 nights in sites 12 and 13 on our way across the country. Super clean and very well maintained. Just a short Lyft ride into the city.

We stayed here in May while enroute to Memphis. We pulled a small trailer through the campgrounds and stayed at site A3. Site A3 is a pull thru site, that's labeled at the exit of the site, but you have to drive thru the entire campground to enter and there's no label at the entrance of the site;…

I only stayed here for a night while I was driving through. I arrived at the campground after the office closed, but they called ahead of time to let me know all the information I needed to find my site and I was able to find it with ease. The bathrooms were well maintained and it was a nice,…

Website said trail for primitive was good for beginners. It isn’t. That was a pretty difficult trail. Also for primitive don’t plan on bringing anything other than a backpack cause you will need your arms for support during certain climbs. They need photos of actual trail w/ site photos.

Tent-camped midweek on E210. Lots of open spaces in camp. Tent spot was on level gravel RV pad. Air mattress helped with gravel. Site had water and electricity. Showers were clean with hot water. Be sure to lock up food. We were visited by five raccoons nightly. They were able to get into secured…

Very open and not hard to get RV into spots. Great experience for kids. Wonderful views and lots of open space to play in fields and walk. Kids can also zip line!

We went during the Folk Festival. The campground was full. We enjoyed our stay. The campsite we stayed at says moderate. If you stay on the paved part, it would be hard to level. But, it had a gravel area you could back into and it wasn’t so bad. Only complaint was our fire pit ended up…

Beautiful setting some sites are easier to level than others. Our 36 foot 5th wheel needed to be at the front of the pull through to level , site drops down at rear. We enjoyed the wonderful local veggies and baked goods.

It’s on its way to being amazing. Gave it 4 stars because we had to move a couple of times. The electricity didn’t work where we wound up camping but didn’t want to move anymore. We let them know what happened, very nice staff. Zip lining, small catch & release pond, biking, hiking, & cliff…

Last minute find after check in had closed. Ranger Chadwell helped us find a spot for the night and gave us info about the park.

Bathrooms were clean, showers with hot water sites overlooking the lake were great and it was very quiet at night.

Well kept campground. Lots of space between sites and very hilly- all sites are like a deck. If able get sites lower toward the water. Does have primitive sites

We stayed Memorial Weekend of 2021 for a total of 4 nights. Tons to do at one of Tennessee’s top state parks. We hiked Fall Creek Falls trail, visited the nature center, walked the suspension bridge, went to the Cane Creek Falls overlook, swam in the Cascades, ate pizza at the snack bar, watched…

Camping on raised wooden platforms was like no other campground I’ve ever seen. The park ranger claimed it is the only campground in the world like this. Tons to do in the park as well. We went to the visitor center, nature center, storybook hike, and walked around the lake.

We love coming down to this campground, its a bit pricey but worth it. Staff are very helpful and friendy...Nice big pool, live music,shuttle service to down town Nashville (10.00 ) ea for round trip . Gaylord Opryland right down the road..