The
park setting was beautiful - rugged, wooded sites, some of which were
on the water. You'd never know that it is only 40 minutes from
Nashville. The big drawback was the “buddy” sites. These are two
sites on one pull-through. Some are situated such that it would be
nearly impossible to back out without tearing up a rig if the front
site is occupied. Of course, the other drawback is the very close
location of the two sites, but presumably, they are for families and
friends who camp together. There are, however, some beautiful sites
that aren't buddies. The restrooms were pretty sad – old, dark, and
creepy. We ended up driving to one since the one within walking
distance was up a steep, gravelly path and the restrooms were even
worse than the ones we drove to! The park info on the web and on
their map all said there was a laundry in the park, but there wasn't.
We had planned on doing a day trip to
Nashville but I was feeling under the weather, so we didn't do any
hiking and I didn't even take any photos of the campground!
On
to Big Bone Lick State Park,
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